Jets 2010 Schedule

That is one tough schedule. There are only 4 games which I think are probable wins.

Schedule looks tough based on last year’s performances. But its inevitable that at least one team that everybody thought would be good won’t be; and at least one team that everybody thought would suck will be .500 or better.

All of our rivals get a game in before Holmes comes back. Could that be a little Goodell payback for restructuring his salary so he doesn’t take as big a hit financially from the suspension?

Aside from Baltimore, Minnesota, and Green Bay, the rest of the schedule doesn’t look too bad to me. Denver traded away their offense, there’s Detroit, Cleveland, and Chicago, and we beat up on both Houston and Cincy last year. Overall, I’d say our own division looks tougher than the rest of the games on the schedule. I like our chances.

All the teams on this schedule are beatable. EVERY TEAM. This schedule isn’t scary at all. If the defense steps up the way they did last year, we could very well win 11 games. I’m just being honest. Especially if our offensive passing game gets better… We’ll be set for a playoff run, no question.

Release the kraken… you guys are mad!

Thats where the season is going to be make or break. After a long first half of the season I will count this team lucky getting out of that span of games in weeks 11,12,13,14 and15 with 2 losses.

…we are lucky as all hell that we pretty much all the tough teams at home and the cupcakes on the road. Sweeeeeeet :]

Also B-more as the Monday Night opener, very awesome! The storylines are awesome, plus the Jets and Ravens are my picks to top the AFC this year. It’s gonna be awesome

Walcot, Lombardi, and Mora don’t even have us getting back to the playoffs but they have the DOLPHINS in??!!! And they have SD winning it all? WTF!!!!!!!!!!

Like I said on the previous thread…atleast Sexy Rexy will be able to use the lack of respect card for motivation.

Look at the last six games: 3 home plus at NE, Pittsburgh, and Chicago. 2 night games. Playing the NFC and AFC North divisions tests your cold weather ability. Sanchez improved in the cold, but he didn’t beat anyone other than Cincinnati in cold weather. Plus, we added an aging RB from San Diego and an aging pass rusher from Miami. We could use some more cold weather players. Sanchez will get better in cold weather, but he’s likely going to struggle a bit.

Thats bull. I want another shot at thoes guys

The first one and the one that’s really a trap game in the truest sense of the word… @ Denver on short rest after a Monday night game while having to travel out west. Denver doesn’t look too good, but who knows—that defense looks to be improved with their DL acquisitions and will be in their second year of their new 3-4 defense.

The second is that Houston game at home. We’ll be coming off a roadtrip against two cupcakes and possibly sitting with a really good record coming into our house to face them and they should be a really good team. Seems like the perfect game to start a crash-and-burn of the season. That and the following game vs. Cincy on short rest will be the ones that determine the toughness of our team. If we make it out of there with wins then I think that’s when I’ll be able to lose my skepticism and start to really believe. >_>

It’s great that the tougher games are at home. I like playing at Cleveland and at Detroit, got to think those are wins. Sneak in 2 other road wins and you already have .500 road record at worst. If they can get through the first 8 at 4-4 or 5-3, they will be in fine position, because I think they’ll go 6-2 in the second half. Plus, remember Minny is not a great road team, and same for Green Bay. The Baltimore and Denver games loom as the huge ones (besides obvious division games with Mia and NE), because those could be teams we battle with for wild card/playoff positioning.