LOL thankful I have other priorities today that don’t allow me to watch the Jets game 😂😭
Interesting: The #Jets have been using FB/TE Andrew Beck to kick off today, giving them an extra tackler on the field to help with their coverage issues this season.
The Jets gave up a kickoff return TD last week.
Listen, maybe he good. But every season it feels like the general public hypes the fuck out of some European player based off his first few college games😂😭. Last year it was Avdalas from Va tech
Huge win for Notre Dame . Everyone bitched about their schedule all year just for them to beat the undefeated #1 team 🤷🏻♂️
@NBA this is pathetic. What’s the explanation lol..ruins the integrity of a game when you have referees doing this with a tie game under 2 minutes
How is that not a backcourt violation? NWA is allowed to do that? That’s crazy lol feels like these refs have been heavily favoring Atlanta in the 2’d half.
The Brooklyn Nets look to improve to 3-6 tonight as they take on the Atlanta Hawks on the second night of a back-to-back.
Can Brooklyn pick up another win tonight?
One rookie mistake against Boston is the difference between the Nets being 2-6 and 3-5.
At 3-5, Brooklyn would be sitting 9th in the Eastern Conference, right in the Play-In picture.
Instead, they’re 13th.
It’s early, but this team is a lot closer to being competitive than its record suggests - despite the Nets product being difficult to watch at times. The door for the Nets to be competitive in the East is wide open.
At what point do the Brooklyn Nets move on from Noah Clowney as a significant part of their rotation and give Josh Minott a legitimate opportunity?
Through 7 games, Clowney is averaging:
5.4 PPG
4.9 RPG
37.9% FG
28.6% 3PT
21.6 MPG
Now in his fourth NBA season, Clowney has shown very little offensive progression. His shooting remains inconsistent, he struggles to create offense, and the overall impact simply hasn’t been there
Josh Minott deserves a legitimate opportunity in Brooklyn’s rotation.
Last season with the Nets (16 games):
10.8 PPG
49.1% FG
39.5% 3PT
1.3 SPG
0.8 BPG
19.3 MPG
Minot’s 16 game sample last year would be the best 16 game stretch of Clowney career.
Sean Marks Brooklyn Nets Draft History:
2016 — Caris LeVert (20), Isaiah Whitehead (42)
2017 — Jarrett Allen (22)
2018 — Džanan Musa (29), Rodions Kurucs (40)
2019 — Nic Claxton (31), Jaylen Hands (56)
2020 — No picks retained
2021 — Cam Thomas (27), Day’Ron Sharpe (29), Kessler Edwards (44), Marcus Zegarowski (49), RaiQuan Gray (59)
2022 — No picks
2023 — Noah Clowney (21), Dariq Whitehead (22), Jalen Wilson (51)
2024 — No picks
2025 — Egor Dëmin (8), Nolan Traoré (19), Drake Powell (22), Ben Saraf (26), Danny Wolf (27)
2026 — Mikel Brown Jr. (6), Joshua Jefferson, Tyler Bilodeau (43)
At what point are we going to start seeing tangible results from Sean Marks draft picks?
Finding occasional value late in the draft is great but after nearly a decade as GM, it’s fair to expect more than flashes of potential and a collection of role players.
Eventually, that drafted talent needs to translate into meaningful development, legitimate impact players, and most importantly winning basketball…