Jets defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich stated Thursday he had no drawback with defensive lineman Quinnen Williams getting after line of defense coach Aaron Whitecotten on the sideline in the course of the loss to the Bengals final Sunday.
Williams was adamant that the Jets not blitz Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow, that they need to follow the four-man rush and depend on the line of defense.
“Yeah, two extraordinarily passionate, fiery guys that love this recreation and love successful and love competing, and when you could have guys which can be constructed that means, which I believe successful organizations and championship organizations, you want these sort of individuals, coaches and gamers alike,’’ Ulbrich stated. “There’s instances the place that will get heated, and it comes from a very good place, it’s one thing that we don’t wish to occur, clearly, however when it does occur, it’s not rooted in selfishness, it’s not rooted in my means, your means, it’s not rooted in something from a adverse perspective.
“It’s simply two guys that love this recreation and love ball and need one of the best for this group, need one of the best for this staff, one of the best for his or her teammates and typically it boils over just a little bit.’’
Ulbrich stated the coaches took heed of what Williams stated.
“A participant like Quinnen, who’s not solely, he’s an unbelievable participant, he’s obtained an amazing soccer IQ, and he’s a really clever individual, participant and he understands this recreation, so he’s a man within the trenches, he’s within the fireplace, he’s within the combine, and we positively hear,’’ he stated. “We positively took into consideration what he stated and we tailored it as we went all through the sport, and partly due to the suggestions he gave us,’’ he stated.
The Jets’ third-down protection has been a giant drawback this season, and it value them Sunday.
“It’s just a little little bit of all the pieces,’’ Ulbrich stated. “It’s been leverage, it’s been just a little little bit of execution, little little bit of communication at instances. It’s obtained to be higher, higher in each means, and if meaning bettering our method, drilling it higher completely that’s a part of it, and the calls are part of it too, so I've to proceed to attempt to discover one of the best methods to make the most of the present guys that we've and play to their strengths as a result of finally that’s what it comes right down to.’’
“I believe you observe and also you watch and as we be taught our gamers higher, you begin to actually be taught their strengths and also you be taught their weaknesses, so that you be taught what to lean on, you be taught what to keep away from, so it’s just a little little bit of all that. [Bill] Belichick has stated that numerous instances he doesn't know who his staff is till typically midway via the season, and as soon as you discover out who they're and be taught their strengths, then we’re rolling, and we go in that route, the route of the gamers.’’
Offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur insisted receiver Elijah Moore and tight finish C.J. Uzomah might be extra concerned on the passing offense than they've been.
“His time will come,’’ he stated of Moore. “I believe he had 9 targets this final recreation. His time’s going to come back. There’s 14 extra of those [games], hopefully extra, his time will come. He is aware of that.’’
Uzomah, the tight finish signed from the Bengals, has only one catch this season.
“The primary recreation, I let the sport get out of hand when it comes to not operating the ball within the second half, and the second recreation he didn’t play [with injury], however I assumed he did some actually good issues final week,’’ LaFleur stated. “Similar to Elijah, his time goes to come back. He works too laborious at it, he’s too sensible.’’
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