Mission To Civilize New York Jets Coverage
Scott Mason talks to JetsXfactor’s Joe Blewett of Blewett’s Blitz for an in-depth look at the film of the Jets’ home opener of the 2020 NFL season against the San Francisco 49ers!
Episode 806 of “Play Like A Jet” is here! Subscribe on iTunes or check out the audio below. Scott Mason talks to JetsXfactor’s Joe Blewett of Blewett’s Blitz for an in-depth look at the film of the Jets’ home opener of the 2020 NFL season against the San Francisco 49ers!
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Stephen Russo with his 1st and 10 rant on the New York Jets and Adam Gase
1st…
I’m guilty. I allowed myself to buy in… sort of. I let my desire to remain objective cloud my judgment. Now let me be clear; I was out on the Gase hire when it was made. I was all the way out on it. I was in the “anybody but Gase” camp. But, when they made the hire, I figured I had to make the best of it. I probably gave him more credit than what was due for a 6-2 finish in 2019. I allowed him to convince me here and there with the little things – the quips, the snarky replies to reporters, Sam Darnold’s belief in him, and yes, Chris Simms interview with Connor Rogers on the Badlands podcast. I thought that maybe there was more to him than meets the eye. Maybe there are things that I am not seeing that is going to lead to him being better than what I thought I knew. I even went as far as texting my father that I thought I was “warming up” to Gase on the Thursday before the season opener.
Boy, was I wrong.
Michael Meegan breaks down the New York Jets secondary in week 2
The Jets secondary was atrocious on Sunday against San Francisco. Jimmy Garappolo carved up the secondary on one leg completing 14 out of 16 passes for 131 yards and 2 touchdowns. Seeing that the Jets were no threat Nick Mullens played the second half and the Jets struggled to stop him as well. In a week with very few positives lets hand out some awards!
New TOJ Podcast: Joe Caporoso answers your Twitter questions after the Jets week 2 blowout loss and is joined by Stephen Zantz to discuss the latest on #GaseFreedomWatch…
Joe Caporoso answers all your Twitter questions about the New York Jets week 2 game and is joined by Stephen Zantz to discuss the latest on #GaseFreedomWatch…
Dan Essien with a statistical review of the Jets week 2 performance against San Francisco
The Jets offense needs to be under the microscope. This season, this offensive review segment will take a deeper look at how functional this offense is from week to week. We’ll analyze offensive efficiency, play-calling, personnel, and other data points. This will also help us take a deeper look at where Sam Darnold succeeds and where he struggles. I’ll also be marking improvements or regressions against the season average for certain stats. Today let’s go through week 2 vs. San Francisco.
Matthew Marciano with observations on the New York Jets week 2 blowout loss
Watching the Jets play another embarrassing game this week, for their home opener, in which they lost to the San Francisco 49ers 31-13, shows just how bad of a season is upon us as Jets fans.
There are many things to point about this week two loss to the 49ers. First off the 49ers were playing, as the game went on, without some of their star players, such as Quarterback Jimmy Garroppolo, WR George Kittle and DE Nick Bosa. Despite some of their best players not on the field from them, the Niners were able to take care of the Jets, which started with the first play from scrimmage from the Niners, a yard touchdown run from Raheem Mostert (who also got injured later in this game).
Joe Caporoso with a week 2 loss vent and why the New York Jets need more losses like they one they just had to the San Francisco 49ers…
Dylan Price on the New York Jets ownership problem…
Yes, Adam Gase is one of the worst, if not the worst coach in the league. Still, even though most of the poor play of the Jets early has been on Gase’s shoulders, and rightfully so, not all of it should be.
Stephen Zantz with a deep dive on Sam Darnold in week 2 against the San Francisco 49ers…
The Jets hosted the San Francisco 49ers today and might as well stayed in the locker room because there wasn’t much of a fight. The Jets fell to the Niners 31-13 but the score is much closer than the game actually was. Here is the deep dive of Sam Darnold’s performance. FIRE ADAM GASE
Matthew Marciano on why the New York Jets need an ownership change…
