Should we still be optimistic?

Bad match-up + bad luck + bad scheme + bad play = a big fat can of suck ass.

After the 12 yard punt and the 4th and 3 td, all was lost.

I’m glad we got our stinker out of the way. Hopefully we’ve purged all our suckiness out of our system and we follow up a game of total ineptitude in every phase with one that we dominate every phase.

I’m feel pretty sure that we’ll have a better showing against the phins.

Like it or not, this game showed a lot as to where the Jets are in the AFC, maybe the league. they were outplayed, outcoached (by a TON), out muscled, outhustled and freakishly dominated. Character building not withstanding, the close games we played against Denver, Cleveland, Houston and Cincinnati exposed the weaknesses we have, (yes defensively) and Monday night there were exploited by a much better coached and determined team.
Do the Jets take this and learn? Do they overcome their shortcomings with four weeks to go? Does coach Ryan take charge of the offense and make them run the ball. I am starting to wonder. Hopeful yes. True to my team, absolutely. But I still wonder
Imagine the score if we kept the Patriots off the field with a few 6-7-8 minute drives??? Would that have allowed the Pats offense to hit the rythym they did?
WHERE was the ground and pound? Where has it been, cause we haven’t been shown it all SEASON, especially in the biggest game of the year so far.
We won’t know until someone takes charge of the offensive coordinator and tells him what to do.

We stand a pretty good chance of going 2-2 the rest of the way people. It’s too early, especially the way we have played, and not just last night, to tell where we are going to end up.
But one thing is for sure. If things don’t change and quickly, we are still going to be a draft or two and a trade or two away from being one of the truly elite teams in the league.

i love the jets as much as most of the fans on here and i feel the same exact way before last night i was confident it would be a huge game for us could have been a big win or close at least and i would have been alright with it but with the hugeeeee blow out after the verbal war i had wit a friend whos a pats fan all week i just feel disgusted and let down i will always be a jets fan but this year i expect more it takes more then one year to drop the same ole jets clause it takes multiple of solid seasons to prove it wrong … i love rex but he needs to start kicking some of his players in the ass and kick him self to while hes at it i love the bravado but you have to back it up!!!!!!!!!! now and always J-E-T-S JETS JETS JETS!!!!!

Since nobody responded to my post but a few trolls, i’m going to copy and paste it to remind us fans that the Jets have some NFL history to keep hope alive

Recent history has shown us that Super bowl winners have had there ass handed to them like the Jets did Monday night. The Giants lost their last November game to the Vikings 41-17, also losing a December game to the Redskins 22-10. The 2008 Pittsburgh Steelers lost their next to last game of the season to the Titans 31-14 also getting manhandle earlier that season by the Eagles who only beat them 15-6 but held them to 224 total yards and sacked Big Ben 9 times that game. The 2006 Colts lost to the Jaguars 44-17 letting the Jags gash them for 375, yes I said 375 yards rushing. All these teams went on to win the Super Bowl. The 2008 Arizona Cardinals whom lost the Super Bowl that season lost games 47-8 to the Pats, 48-12 to the Eagles, and 56-33 to our Jets that season.

                                                             Why the Jets will not win the Super Bowl

The one thing that all these teams have in common was good coaches whom made the require adjustments to turned their teams seasons around. Do the Jets have the coaching that can help perform similar turnarounds. That remains to be seen, however, I’ve notice a disturbing trend. The Jets last three opponents have not loaded the box daring Sanchez to throw the ball. Teams are now daring the Jets to run the ball. You don’t believe me, watch the tape of those games. How has the Jets responded, they still are throwing the football more then they are running it. Still, I can’t put this all on the coaches. The Jets had a good game plan to come out in the no huddle. It was smart because it kept the Pats base defense on the field, while giving Sanchez a chance to get rolling. Well Sanchez came out very ineffective, throwing very inaccurate passes that prevented his receivers from getting yards after the catch. Also, Eric Smith could had turned this game around. On the PI, he seen the ball coming, but instead of going after the ball, he went after the receiver instead. Brady under threw it, it was a sure interception. Also on Deion Branch touchdown, he was suppose to jump that slant route but somehow got caught up. He was suppose to be there for that slant pass. The point is even with the best game plan, the Jet players need to perform. Thats all I got, I could give 100 reason either way, but I really feel this team still has a chance to be special.

I Tell you my drive to Foxborough was full of regrets especially with that kind of under performance, I felt liker I would have used my time better somewhere else because seriously that was not the Jets I know and I cheer. Thanks for sharing keep it up!