Jets Lay an Egg In Season's Biggest Game
That was ugly. The Jets lost to New England tonight 37-16. New York is now 5-4 and a game back in the AFC East. The Pats get a sweep and now own the head to head tiebreaker.
This is the second straight year first place was on the line in the season's second Jets-Pats game. It is the second time the Jets came out and stunk up the joint. Some people in the game thread said this one was worse. I agree. The Jets never had a shot in that one. It was painful, but you can shake it off. This one is different. The Jets had the Pats at home. They were playing well. The Pats were reeling. There were opportunities early to take control of the game. Instead we got listless and undisciplined football.
I think that if you look up and down the rosters, you will see that Tom Brady is a lot better than Mark Sanchez, but the Jets have more talent overall. There is no question the Patriots are a much better team at this point. I love a lot of the coaches the Jets have, but they are not doing the job.
I was prepared for a Jets loss but not one like this. The season is not over, but my gut tells me this team is probably done. It is going to be very difficult for this team to recover. It put so much emphasis on this game. Everything was there for the taking. To lose like this is devastating.
Now a short week and a really tough road venue await. The only good thing is that the Jets are playing a team that cannot complete a forward pass.
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Hey hey hey. They can complete two forward passes, for your information.
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by bobdolethesnapplelady on Nov 14, 2011 12:02 AM EST reply actions
We need Rex to cry so the team doesn't.
Then, they’ll fight 6-1 or 7-0 to the playoffs!
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OC has to go
I can’t stand the same stale conservative plays that don’t make any sense.
First half, Shonn Greene is averaging 5 yds/carry. Throw the ball three times, then punt it. LOLWUT? #schottylogic
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by bobdolethesnapplelady on Nov 14, 2011 12:04 AM EST up reply actions
It just doesn’t make sense. I’m not saying we should run the ball every down, but if you’re gashing them with something, keep doing it until they can stop it.
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by bobdolethesnapplelady on Nov 14, 2011 12:10 AM EST up reply actions
Shotty: "But there terrible secondary!!! We should be able to beat them throwing it."
Any Ration Human Being: “But the run has worked all game, our D is tired from 3 and outs, and we beat the Bills primarily by utilizing TOP. Here’s some crayons, of color in the booth.”
Im more pissed now than i was after last years game
Probably a complete overreaction but does anyone actually think Sanchez can win 4 straight games vs good teams. Nope.
Also
You watch any other team and they throw it deep around 4 times per half. We only fucking throw deep down 21 points with 2 minutes left.
Fire schotty from a cannon into a wall. Sanchez was bad but schotty was worse
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The fact that we were running sp well the first half on the few times they were called upon,
is the most infuriating part for me. Someone said it in the game thread, it’s like Shotty wanted Sanchez and Brady to face off head to head.
just imagine what this offense would have looked like
this year and last year if it were in the hands of a capable coordinator. Jim Harbaugh? Charlie Weis? Norv Turner? Anybody else…
Hah, that's a depressing thought indeed.
I’d rather Rex, even with his lack of offensive knowledge call the plays. You’re darn sure he’d be running it until Greene’s body couldn’t take it anymore.
Someone PLEASE
WAKE ME UP FROM THIS TERRIBLE DREAM
Maybe we can draft an OC with our mid 1st round pick.
Our failures run through our lack of identity on offense. If Sanchez can’t throw the ball more then we run it without consistant 3 and outs then you run the ball. It’s not like we weren’t effective doing it. At the half and after we stopped their offense, Greene had 5.1 Y/C and Tomlinson had 7.1, and then we went almost exclusively to the pass.
The Jets were too tight
They needed to relax and just play. Stupid mistakes all around
by viguy007 on Nov 14, 2011 12:06 AM EST reply actions 1 recs
I'm worried that the Jets will not make the playoffs
Too many 5-4 teams. The AFC is a mess but the one constant is the damned Patriots winning the division. Which they will.
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by kotite4ever on Nov 14, 2011 12:07 AM EST via mobile reply actions
Personally, the worst part of the game for me was the offensive line. They were truly atrocious. I can’t remember the last time Ferguson had that bad of a game.
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by bobdolethesnapplelady on Nov 14, 2011 12:08 AM EST reply actions
Our supposed blocking TE
Mulligan missed so many assignments that it cause a chain reaction.
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How many times does McKnight have to fumble a punt before they stop putting him back there. It’s obvious he can’t catch the ball with defenders baring down.
Not that this is all his fault, but I saw it coming as soon as I read his number.
it's too late for that
but we can still get a new OC
Yeah we don't need to suck for a new OC, we can just realize he's a mistake,
and get a new one anytime.
Well
The offense seems to be working the “Suck to Get Schotty Fired” campaign
Heck, the offensive player even have to know the play calling has not,
set them up for success. Passing is very obviously not our strength for entire games.
I don't get it
We are supposed to be going back to ground and pound. Why the hell did we come out throwing? We are supposed to run the clock out and keep Brady off the field. Who changed the plan?
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Shotty ball, he didn't learn from the first game and our game against the BIlls that this team,
needs to control the TOP to win. It’s hard to respect any of the coaches competences now that it’s obvious Shotty has unlimited free passes.
Schotty must have video on Rex, Tanny and Woody
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LOL. I was more confused than anything
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Question: Would Mark Sanchez's game change for the better with a new OC ?
by blazin pp face on Nov 14, 2011 12:12 AM EST reply actions
if Jim Harbaugh can do it with Alex Smith and go 8-1
then yes, absolutely yes
Alex Smith had a lot more foundation
he was always a talented and successful QB
Sanchez had one successful year on a stacked USC and tagged along with some talented Jets teams so far
Smith is also not a franchise QB for them, he role is deligated and
the run is very much their bread and butter. Smith is just making less mistakes now when he is called on.
I really think it will
An OC should call a game to his players strengths, not worry about outsmarting the other theam
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Because he'll be made a game manager and two minute drill specialist like he should be,
so yes. His play will be the same but he will be used more efficiently.
Just like Brady was back in the day when the Pats defense was awesome
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i'm not ready to call him a game manager yet
not when this OC doesn’t have the balls to take shots down the field even when it’s their favor.
There is nothing wrong with a 3rd year QB being a game manager
It gives him plenty of time to grow into the role of a franchise QB
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Yes
Usually around 5.
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So… Rodgers in his first year as a starter = great
Brees 3rd year
Brady.. 2nd year
Roethlisberger. 1st year
Peyton 2nd year
are we looking at the same NFL?
Correction
Rodgers got to sit for I think 4yrs before he played and he wasn’t great that first year
Brees only became great AFTER he got the eff away from Schotty and went to NO
Brady was not great his 2nd year he was a GAME MGR who had an OC who made him look good
Big Ben (my fav QB) was not great either. He had an awesome D and ridiculous running game to help him out. He was a GAME MGR
And don’t forget Peyton had Faulk to help him out
TRY AGAIN!
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Ben only knew Burress' and Ward's routes his rookie year.
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are you kidding? Brees was amazing in San Diego. He was already an All-Pro. New Orleans landed him in a steal.
Rodgers was fantastic in his first year as a starter. And what he was learning from a Brett Favre who wouldn’t give him the time of day?
Oh so Brady just “appeared” great.
Roethlisberger only put up good stats and won. He too was riding his team.
Yup Peyton Manning totally depended on Marshall Faulk. When Faulk left the Colts, Peyton was exposed.
That is some world of excuses you’ve concocted
Rodgers was fantastic in his first year as a starter.
He sat for three years. It wasn’t his rookie year.
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You think he would have lit the league up like that if he was starting in 2005?
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Yeah that's why he dropped so far down in the draft
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That was the best thing that could have happened to him.
He was raw and inexperienced at the time. He needed to sit.
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He only started a year and a half at Cal. That's inexperienced.
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He was projected as an immediate starter in the NFL
Ryan Leaf was amazing in college.
He sucked.
Brady was not seen as a starter in the NFL. Look what happened.
To base how a QB will do from college production is foolish. When it comes to the NFL, anything can happen.
Maybe Rodgers would have been just as good if he started right away, but in all honesty we truly would NOT know that.
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You tell me I'm wrong when I say he was raw
then link to an SI article saying his footwork was a negative coming out of school.
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lol
I guess footwork is not important for a QB…
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I'm convinced he wouldn't be the player he is now
If he were drafted ahead of Alex Smith
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Were you watching the same Brees? It wasn’t until his 4th year that he was good, that’s why they had to draft Rivers in the first place.
*sigh* That's it for me, I'm going to bed
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All properly coached players, your point is...?
Out of those players, Peyton was the only one without a decent run game. Snachez has that decent run game. I agree Sanchez is TBD until Shotty is fired but he isn’t consistant in the least in his 3rd year.
Sanchez has the decent run game
but for some reason Schotty doesn’t want to depend on it
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Apparently not
because Peyton is the only one you got right, but I’m writing right now. We’ll get to it later.
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I think he's saying all but Peyton took years of sitting/development
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The Pats had the 22nd ranked passing offense in the league Brady's first year as a starter.
You seem to have a very low threshold for franchise QB play.
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and 6.2 YPA
New England was really not a very efficient team throwing the ball early in Brady’s career.
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Yup
If only he were as great as Chad Pennington with his lofty 7.8 YPA that year. [and I do love Pennington]
Or maybe you were saying he should have aspired to more lofty standards. Say the great Tommy Maddox with hsi 7.2 YPA that year
Both were better than he was in 2002.
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Pennington was drawing Joe Montana comparisons that year.
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You keep saying 3rd year as a starter but don’t include the years some of these guys sat on the bench getting coached up. Also most of the guys were 4 year starters in College which Sanchez wasn’t. So while Sanchez is inconsistent, I think he’s been improving and I think if we had a good OC and someone who could actually teach Sanchez to play Qb would help.
I'm not sure. It depends on the QB but you have to give the guy a chance to catch up.
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Schotty is terrible
The playcalling is bad, the offense starts slow every damned week, and our franchise QB is still playing like a rookie as a third year player. That’s on Schotty. He’s had a nice run, but we need a new direction. I’m done with him.
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by kotite4ever on Nov 14, 2011 12:13 AM EST via mobile reply actions
I don't know but
We have not scored a TD in the opening drive once in the last 6 games and only once in the last 24 games. Not good.
That is a staggering statistic
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by kotite4ever on Nov 14, 2011 12:34 AM EST via mobile up reply actions
That was brutal
At least out schedule is extremely easy from here. We can still go 6-1 or 7-0 and make the playoffs, but this was hard to watch.
John, Jets not done at all.
They just got chumped by Belli and Brady. The first drive was a huge egg. Once they learn how to start games right – and set the tone on both sides of the ball, getting the lead – this team will be awesome.
BB figured out how to flip this game (love how he took advantage of the time at the end of the first half) and then leverage the no huddle. This was a smoke and mirrors dominance.
I was angry during the 4th quarter but I'm not so upset anymore
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No huddle.
I totally agree with the no huddle. I seen it coming when we got the ball back at the end of the third. The no huddle problem stems to Eric Smith can’t cover at all.
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The schedule is very soft
but this is the difference between us leading the way and being way behind in the hunt. We are officially in the position where we need help from other teams.
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Fuck fuck fuck. Rex calls out other teams to beat NE
And we can’t do it ourselves
by jets4life24 on Nov 14, 2011 12:19 AM EST via mobile reply actions 1 recs
We're in the thick for a freakin 6th seed.
Just need baltimore to beat Cincy
by jets4life24 on Nov 14, 2011 12:21 AM EST via mobile reply actions
I know Schottenheimer sucks donkey balls...
but I honestly and truly feel Sanchez deserves a lot of the blame as well. He’s never going to get this team over the hump. He can never shake off his mistakes and whenever he gets pressured it’s almost as if he wants to cry.
Yeah that's why he was able to pull us within one touchdown in the 4th qtr
We were rolling until the defense choked for the 3rd time during the game
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Come on now, be honest...
You REALLY think this kid can be our franchise quarterback? You really think he can hang with even the TOP 20 Quarterbacks in this league? Why can’t this kid win, no, not even, how about PLAY CONSISTENTLY in the regular season? Is it THAT hard to PRETEND like every game is a playoff game? There are only 16 games in the regular season. EVERY SINGLE ONE counts. This kid seems to get off thinking he can lay some really stinkin’ rotting eggs and still pull it out in the playoffs. But what if we don’t even make it this year because he didn’t play well enough in this one?
what's disturbing to me is the poor performance against the worst passing defense in the league
not just a passing defense down on its luck, the consistently worst passing defense in the league PLUS a rash of injuries to it before and during the game.
To me that spells serious issues.
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The passing game wasn't fantastic
The first time around, I don’t believe he had 200 yards. I don’t know why they don’t seem to want to take advantage of NE’s secondary.
This is what I'm saying Bro
It’s one thing to have a slow start every game… I can understand the need to build up rhythm. But it’s ALWAYS WITH THE INCONSISTENTCY.
He seems to lack overall desire at times.
Also, I know A LOT rests on Schottenheimer, but there has to be an extent where Sanchez needs to say "I don’t think these plays are working, let me utilize my instincts and call some of my own plays that I think will work.
It's my honest opinion that they few good drives were a result of adjustments he made
That said, his lack of ability to put up points against the worst defense when their best players were knocked out has lowered him in my estimates. There’s only so many excuses I can make.
I WOULD like a new OC before we give up on Sanchez though.
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Ok I pose this question to you now:
If McElroy wasn’t on IR right now, and Sanchez stinks it up again in Denver, do you stick McElroy in to start the second half and see what he’s got?
Same here man
I seriously can’t stand Sanchez anymore. I’ve had enough heartbreak.
..and thats just for football
Combine that with baseball and you got a full depression going on
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You're right
Sanchez has broken my spirit. McElroy coming in would just be heartbreak lol
I never had faith in Sanchez to begin with
He has yet to give me a reason to, the team has won the games.
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Heck, look at what Matt Moore has done in Miami,
only partially joking, OK mostly joking, the Phins are funny is what I’m saying.
Hah, no way a 7th round pick gets that kind of time in his rookie year.
He’s a very limited QB at this point. You’d be asking him to be pre-injury Pennington at best, and that’s still being a good game manager.
You have to admit that
a pre-injury Pennington is better than what we had from Sanchez tonight. AND Penny is the last QB to win the division too.
It may have been better tonight but it really would just be,
high risk/ low reward in the long run and cause a QB controversy for no reason.
no shotty would go first then Sanchez... you have to see if somenoe else can kick start this kid.
Alex smith is the perfect example of this.
by sp0rtsfan86 on Nov 14, 2011 12:47 AM EST up reply actions
Personally?
No. Denver has a lot of talent on defense. McElroy was not drafted where he was to be anything more than a career backup at best. Nothing against him, but there’s not much he can do for you if Sanchez isn’t cutting it. Anything else is just grasping for straws.
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They were playing scared on offense...
That’s why plain and simple, I knew we weren’t going to win the game when we called that stupid draw on the 3rd and 24. I’m not saying it wasn’t the safe call…but I am saying it wasn’t the call you need to make against the worst pass D in the league who has a QB like Tom “Cry Baby” Brady waiting to come off the bench. If our O played more aggressive we could have kept our D off the field and then they wouldn’t be tired as hell by the 4th and could still make a stop when we needed it.
The game plan on offense was terrible…we didn’t commit to ground and pound or commit to trying to exploit their awful secondary. We tried to do a mix of both and seemed to call each at the worst possible time. WE NEED TO GROUND AND POUND AND THEN ESTABLISH OUR PASSING GAME WITH SANCHEZ’S GREAT PLAY ACTION ABILITY!!! or if you want to throw it first do what the Pats did to us, make a few good throws so they sub in their small package and then go no huddle and ground and pound their faces off. Remember that series where Wilfork was out and we were picking up 6 and 7 yard chunks running it till they subbed him back in. If we went hurry up we could have kept doing that and pounding the rock for large chunks of yardage. Sanchez is a very good hurry up QB from what I’ve seen, we could do things like this all the time and why we don’t is beyond me.
The final thing is I didn’t really see us take on deep shot while the game was still in reach. That to me is the most telling sign that we were playing scared. We just weren’t going for the jugular like we should have been on O. Instead against the worst D in the league we played scared. We tried to count on Sanchez making less mistakes than Brady…which was a really stupid strategic error made by our coaches….I love Sanchez and hate Brady but to try and put them head to head in a game of whom makes less mistakes has a loss for Sanchez and the jets written all over it.
You are entitled to your opinion but
I thought he was playing well until he started getting sacked in the 3rd QTR
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Honestly, not really...
Ever since Sanchez has been drafted I couldn’t stand him. I never thought he was NFL ready, and now he’s slowly proving me right.
I’d love for him to prove me wrong, but you can’t honestly say he is proving me wrong.
so basically you're just a hater
nevermind that Sanchez doesn’t get any support from what is supposed to be an offensive coordinator. An OC that is really a moron.
You can’t blame Sanchez for going with a gameplan that consistently sputters and fails ALL THE TIME.
Take the ball out of his hands. Plain and simple,
if the kid can’t execute consistantly, run the ball before it’s too late. This should have been done in the 3rd quarter at the latest and it wasn’t.
Been nursing a cold all weekend so
I fell asleep during the first quarter, then I wake up to see that we’d lost:( it sucks obviously, but we move on and try to collect as many wins as possible. We won’t have to wait long for a shot at 6-4. We’ll make it, I’m staying positive.
If there was a game to miss, that was it
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Still optimistic.....
Its not over yet. My gut is telling me that the Eagles and Bills going to beat the Patriots. Miami maybe the spoiler in this division.We just need to get pass the Giants and we can win the remaining games on the schedule.
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I'm more worried about the eagles game
I know they are a hot mess at the moment, but a team like that could turn things around in an instant.
Playoffs are a good possibility.
Wen need baltimore to beat cincy so we can have the 6th spot. It would take a complete fail by the pats for us to take the division. We have a good schedule coming, i’m still positive.
by jets4life24 on Nov 14, 2011 12:36 AM EST via mobile reply actions
Facing Denver in a short week is the best thing for the Jets right now.
It won’t let them dwell on tonight’s performance.
- Attempting to debate with a person who has abandoned reason is like giving medicine to the dead.
- Defeat isn't bitter if you don't swallow it.
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I'm hoping Thursday brings lots of laughs
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As long as Folk can go 1-3 on FGs...
NY should win.
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- Defeat isn't bitter if you don't swallow it.
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This team should be angry over what happened tonight
So I have a feeling we’ll all be feeling much better this time Thursday.
But Tebow had a 50% TD/completion ratio,
may he’s praying to himself out there because he is a QB god among mortal men. #sarcasm
run
shoulda ran it more….our defense got out played…without pool their tightends had a field day and even with him we still would of had trouble…not to mention all the times our defense was out of position i saw like 4 plays where someone was completely wideopen and got at least a 20 yard gain….offensive line sucked….special teams had a fumble and i have no idea how they didnt recover it. Still think well make the playoffs but if we have to play newengland and that beast Hernandez were screwed
I'm just pissed off
and lacking a way to vent steam.
Maybe I’ll work out.
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Schotty is a lousy play caller, but it still comes down to the players. Are you telling me Brady or Aaron Rodgers wouldn’t be successful with Schotty calling the plays? Sanchez just isn’t improving, and the O line isn’t helping matters.
Buster Posey: still better than Eli and Stewart, even with a broken ankle.
Probably not
Schotty had Drew Brees in SD, there he was just a QB when he got to NO under Payton’s expert play calling he became amazing. Good coaching makes all the difference in the world.
oh my god
in 2006 IN SAN DIEGO Brees threw for 27 TDS, 3,159 yards a 104.8 rating and only 7 INTs
in 2007 IN SAN DIEGO Brees threw for 24 TDS, 3,576 yards a 89.2 rating with 15 INTs
HE WAS GOOD IN SAN DIEGO with SCHOTTENHEIMER and without receivers not named Antonio Gates
http://espn.go.com/nfl/player/stats/_/id/2580/drew-brees
I stand corrected
the point is that Brees was good in San Diego. He didn’t need some brilliant coach in New Orleans to stand on
You can say that but he wasn't great
And those numbers wouldn’t have garnered him the future HoF-er status he has now.
if he stayed there he would have continued to put up those same great numbers
instead he went to new orleans and continued to put up great numbers
Yeah but you need to call plays to your teams strengths,
if we called running plays we very well could have won this game, hypothetically. Our O Line’s strength and our ability to control the TOP is key here. This leads to our D getting tired and torched as well/ as 3 and outs using no clock has them out on the field more.
It is easy to name the best QBs in the league and say that they can work in this system. We didn’t draft Sanchez with the idea that he would go down as one of the 10 best QBs EVER. But he has a skill set that we aren’t taking advantage of.
How many people can name the offensive coordinators of the Patriots or Packers without cheating?
Hell, NE is like a turnstile for coaches looking to land a HC job.
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It's about the OC because they call the play to use what talent they have.
Sanchez is a young, still raw QB, since he’s the teams investment he has to play him, but he hasn’t modified the gameplan to the strengths of the offense. Which especially today was running the football. 2nd and goal on the 6 yard line and he comes out in an empty backfield, that’s just incompetance.
Why not?
Who’s better on the team? Why pick on him when the team obviously feels he’s better in coverage than tiny Jim Leonhard?
Him being better then Leonhard in coverage only emphasises the weakness there.
E. Smith is the worse FS starting in the league today. He’s a small SS “covering” TEs.
special teams.
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by Noble_Lance on Nov 14, 2011 12:58 AM EST up reply actions
sanchise
relax with the sanchez hate…he might not ever be a top 10 qb but he could be top 15…..he knows how to make plays and can make some incredibly difficult throws….For now sanchez is our Q and it could be worse…Personally i think he could win a superbowl without the type of team we have well of course if we had safety’s who could guard the tight ends and a offensive coordinator who’s to predictable
Listening to shine and Lucas after a loss makes me feel better
… Not much but it helps to see someone on tv mad about it
2 theories here, and neither are good
Either the Jets shrunk on the big stage and bowed to the mystique of the Pats, which for a team in the AFC Title game the past 2 years and a win over the Pats in the playoffs is really disheartening, OR the Jets simply aren’t that good and we got too high on them after beating a couple of overrated frauds like San Diego and Buffalo.
by J-Nasty on Nov 14, 2011 1:12 AM EST via mobile reply actions
I truly do believe Sanchez can be great.
I have always liked Schotty and have always supported him as our OC but sometimes you just need a change of pace. I believe with a new OC and a full off-season Sanchez can finally realize his potential. He has slowly and surely been improving each year, I’m just waiting for that quantum leap that is bound to happen. Also having more then one receiver stay the same year-to-year will help.
Also, I want to see what Bilal Powell can do in our run attack next year. Hopefully we’ll drop LT (sorry but I think McKnight can take over his very limited responsibilities.) and if Powell shows he can run, drop Greene. In a perfect world we’d be able to pick up Forte in FA but I doubt that.
Here’s to the future, cause the present ain’t looking too good.
ANY KIND OF PASS RUSH WOULD HELP !
If you give any QB all day long ,your gonna get burned ! I don’t care if we have the best cornerbacks in the league !
by bleedinggreen41 on Nov 14, 2011 1:24 AM EST reply actions
Also, call Jim Fassel and see if he will come back to NY and get our offense on track !
by bleedinggreen41 on Nov 14, 2011 1:26 AM EST up reply actions
Laid an Egg
The Jets did NOT lay a rotten egg in the Patriots game, they were just the Chicken that couldn’t find it’s way to the other side of the street. Outplayed, and, Outcoached, by Coach Belicheck, and, the Best QB in the last 20 years, Tom Brady !
I only started watching from the middle of the 3rd
…so i don’t know why the score looked that way.
I saw him throw a mid pass across the field. Then i saw a ball bounce off of Greene (?) hands. Sanchez did not look that bad from then on until he threw that last int. Which… looks like the same freakin play…
1. His receivers have to get the ball. They need to WANT it and grab it.
2. Sanchez needs to get rid of the ball a bit sooner. Especially if this is what he’s gonna have to expect from his O-line. Or he needs to just run. he’s gonna get killed either way.
3. I wouldnt have had a problem with Rex calling a timeout when the Pats when into their no huddle in the 3rd. The Pats obviously saw something.
Just because the Pats D is ranked last doesnt mean they are easy to beat. We did not lose to a bad team.
Wild card or bust!
It’s the wild card hunt for us. Pats will win out with their weak schedule. Brady willed this victory—and we don’t have a player who can do that. Only Revis is on that level, but his position limits his impact. We’re back to where we were against Miami a few weeks ago—a must win in Denver against a sub par opponent. Kudos to Bill, Brady, and NE! Now Go Jets! By the way, anyone seen Santonio lately.
I understand attacking their pass d
but doing it with empty backfield sets was stupid. Where was the play action???

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