He didn’t make bad plays worse by turning it over and threw the ONLY TD pass in the game to a 3rd string TE, so I would say it was good, not great, but good on his part. Bad weather conditions made it more difficult for completions; also, the Jets defense is no pushover either.

On another note, if the run game was effective, I think it would’ve helped the passing game more.

Yes, when they played Tennessee, it was an issue. He was also not looking the QB’s way when the offense knew he was going to be pressured.

Well, the reality is that with Ridder, we have better hope at the playoffs than with Heinicke. The team snapped a 3-game losing streak that had Heinicke under center with a win against our fierce rivals in a must-win situation. This win strengthens our chances of winning the South.

Let’s face it and accept it, with Ridder, the teams wins (and loses). With Heinicke, the team just wasn’t winning. Idk what it is, but eh, let’s ride it out with Ridder.

That red zone INT was on Bijan because he didn’t complete his route by being a yard shy of the ball thrown to. We know that turnovers by Desmond is a recurring theme, but if you’ve watched every game, you would know that Bijan not completing routes or not turning his head for the ball has also been an issue for the rookie, despite his electrifying plays.

I’m fine with criticism, but we gotta be levelheaded also.