Rob Celletti wonders what it will take to keep New York Jets fans happy
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Joe Caporoso: Read the 12 pack TJ Rosenthal: Jets Win if: The makeshift line holds up long enough for Mark Sanchez to work the short passing game. Sanchez will throw for 250 plus yards on the day the Jets will offset the loss of Nick Mangold with the addition of the “Wildcat” some Joe McKnight, and …
What is the key match-up in the Jets/Jaguars game? Joe Caporoso: I am going to say the New York Jets linebackers against Maurice Jones-Drew. With Mercedes Lewis likely out, Jones-Drew is the only person who you have to worry about gashing the Jets defense. It is key the Jets keep him contained and force Luke …
After Hurricane Irene rocked the east coast this weekend, it was inevitable that flights would be delayed and cancelled. But under clear skies Monday night, it was disappointing that Flight 1017 couldn’t get off the ground in New Jersey. “Flight 1017″ of course, is how Plaxico Burress referred to himself and Santonio Holmes in this …
Welcome to the TOJ Roundtable, where a collection of our writers debate a pressing Jets question of the day – What is the strongest position on the Jets current roster? The weakest? Joe Caporoso: The strongest position on the Jets roster is cornerback. I would go with offensive line but I am little concerned about …
Just four days into training camp, Rex Ryan and his Jets have fired off their usual array of verbal salvos: They’ve already uttered Super Bowl guarantees and boasts about how this is “the best roster” in Ryan’s tenure. But one surprising talking point has been in regards to the Jets’ offense, and how they plan …
Read “Ground and Pound? Looking at the Jets Running Back Situation”
TOJ would like to welcome another new writer to our staff, Rob Celletti…weclome aboard! – JC Some people love to watch players like Ray Lewis and Troy Polamalu lay out an unsuspecting wide receiver, others love the rush of a long kickoff return by Brad Smith. Me? I always watch the quarterback. I don’t just watch the …
Read “Two Decades of Jets Quarterbacks – The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly”
