A round-up of Jets headlines today – 1. As expected, Bryan Thomas is out for the year with a torn Achilles. It sounds like the Jets will use a committee of Jamal Westerman, Aaron Maybin, Josh Mauga, and Garret McIntyre to replace him. Thomas is a valuable player who does a lot of the dirty …
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Last night was about as bad it as ever got for the New York Jets in the Rex Ryan era. They were physically assaulted by the Baltimore Ravens defense to the point that Mark Sanchez could press charges against Wayne Hunter, Vladimir Ducasse, Colin Baxter, Matt Slauson, Brandon Moore, and even D’Brickashaw Ferguson. It all …
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Your various reactions via Facebook and Twitter, my full reaction coming later this afternoon. “We can not keep killing ourselves with these turnovers. Anybody else feel like they were watching the AFC championship game all over again? Slow start, mistakes leading to 3 of there TD’s, NO running game.” “For the first time blame falls …
Joe Caporoso: 12 Pack Rob Celletti: In looking at the first 35 regular season games under Rex Ryan, you’d be hard-pressed to find two in a row which featured a subpar defensive performance. That’s a large enough sample size for me. I think the Jets defense has a strong bounce-back performance and leads the team …
Last Week: 8-8 Season Record: 27-20 Week 4 Picks Dallas (-2) vs. Detroit New Orleans (-8) vs. Jacksonville Philadelphia (-9) vs. San Francisco Washington (-2.5) vs. St. Louis Tennessee (PK) vs. Cleveland Cincinnati (+4) vs. Buffalo Minnesota (-3) vs. Kansas City Carolina (+6) vs. Chicago Pittsburgh (+3.5) vs. Houston Seattle (+6) vs. Atlanta New York …
You will be hard pressed to find a bigger Mark Sanchez supporter than myself. I fully believe he is capable of leading the Jets to a Super Bowl. Whatever that “it” thing is, that quarterbacks need to be winners and successful in the NFL, he has it. There are plenty of holes in his game …
Offense: Logically it makes sense for the New York Jets to attack the Baltimore Ravens primarily through the air, particularly outside of the hashes, away from Ed Reed. The weakest spot of the Baltimore Ravens is their cornerback position. The more one on one match-ups the Jets can get for their starting receivers, the better. …
Joe Caporoso: I am putting this on the shoulders of our quarterback Mark Sanchez taking on a star studded Baltimore Ravens defense. Despite the big names of Ray Lewis, Terrell Suggs, Ed Reed, and Haloti Ngata the Ravens have been susceptible to the pass. Sanchez and offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer need to find ways to …
The New York Jets are back in primetime this week with a showdown against the Baltimore Ravens, who knocked them off in the season opener last year, 10-9. This season the Ravens are off to a 2-1 start and are coming off a 37-7 beating of the St. Louis Rams. This promises to be a …
