Brady Quinn Taking Heat For His Jets Season Prediction
Early in the 2022 season, New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh made a bold statement to reporters.
His statement was how he’s keeping receipts of all the doubters of his team.
However, he’s not the only one keeping receipts.
It seems fans of the team are keeping some of their own.
Currently, they are calling out Brady Quinn for his Jets 2022 season prediction.
So what did he predict, and how much heat is he taking for it?
Quinn Made A Bold Prediction Jets Might Go 0-9 After Hot Start
During a segment on CBS Sports HQ, Quinn felt like the Jets’ season was already over.
However, one Twitter user is bringing the receipts of how Quinn said the Jets will go 1-8 or 0-9 after their great start.
Let’s go get W#5 so @Brady_Quinn, Medicine Woman can say he nailed it! #5Wins #HawtTakes #ClownTakes #Jets #NYJets #JetsNation #receipts #TakeFlight #BroncosCountry #LetsRide@JGrayJets @nyjets @BuffaloJetFan @Playlikeajet1 @JakeAsman @richeisen pic.twitter.com/skjfliyFrb
— Saunders Clark (@SaundersClark_) October 23, 2022
Twitter users also piled on with their take of Quinn’s prediction.
Quinn is such a clown pic.twitter.com/Vw871RmDVq
— Gus (@Gustoon) October 23, 2022
Nick wonders how CBS can allow Quinn on-air after one failed prediction.
Can’t believe @CBSSports allows this guy on air… smh
— Nick (@NotsoNastyNick) October 23, 2022
Of course, not every prediction is perfect, just ask Colin Cowherd.
Robby on Twitter brought Quinn’s NFL career into the mix to describe his job as an NFL analyst.
@Brady_Quinn is just as good as an analyst as he was a pro qb………….#TakeFlight pic.twitter.com/tIv4HtvPRi
— Robby Mac (@RobMacNYJETS) October 23, 2022
While Quinn’s prediction isn’t going over well with Jets fans, it doesn’t mean he should take this much heat.
However, thanks to Saleh, the Jets and their fan base are fired up over all the doubters.
They are taking a stand for the franchise, something they couldn’t do before.
Saleh has given hope to the Jets and their fan base, something they haven’t had since the 2010-11 season.
That was the last time the Jets reached the NFL playoffs.
With Saleh, they hope this year changes their playoff drought.