NENGFAN

Right now they are on the seventh sky and can't even remotely perceive the thought of losing. But if they do lose - does it take away ALOT of the gloss from their win against us?

I would think it does. It would be like if the RedSox (after beating the Yanks in the ALCS 0-3 down) lost in the WSeries to St. Louis. It wouldn't be complete.

Let's hope they lose and lose royally!

DefenseRules

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aabtec

Honestly, he11 NO. They came into our house and b1tch slapped us.

If they loose to the Steelers all it proves is that there is more than BB's way to get to the SB. You need a solid D that plays hard and an OL that is not afraid to punch the opponent in the face.

sevengables_2207

I am sure many Patriots fans will feel good about a Jets loss this Sunday, but I do not think it will diminish their win in Foxborough.

Uncle Rico

For them yes, because winning the Super Bowl was their goal.

For us, no, because winning the Super Bowl was "our" goal.

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Kid~Brady

If they lose they can only remember 1969

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Bruno

Only thing it will diminish is Jets fan's jacka@@ spirits and Rex's desire to suck toes. That whole team sucks something, that's for sure.

Rob0729

For the Pats and Pats fans, no. No matter what happens to the Jets going forward, it doesn't diminish the sting of the loss to the Jets.

For the Jets, absolutely. Sure they beat on the Pats, but in the end, they ended up falling short of why teams play in the playoffs - win the Lombardi trophy. I mean 16-0 was made almost irrelevant because of one freak reception by a bad WR (among one of three plays on a single drive that shot the Pats' chances for perfection). So how would beating the Pats mean all that much if the Jets lose to the Steelers?

If people want to feel better about the loss if the Jets lose, so be it. It doesn't really change for us going forward. The loss is what it is. If I were a Jets fan, the win won't mean nearly as much if the Jets don't seal the deal and win it all.

NENGFAN

Yes - good assesment. The Jet rats are right now describing their reactions "when" they win the SuperBowl. If they will cry, dance, run out naked, suck on some toes, etc. They are so oblivious to the fact that they still need to win 2 more games. They have seen the promised land and can taste it but if there is superior being out there - he/she/it needs to make sure that the Jets never ever get near the Lombardi.

upstater1

It's one crazy post after another.

How does NOT getting to the Super bowl prove alternate ways of getting to the Super Bowl?

and, man, would you stop it with this idea that the OL didn't man up?

The Jets did what the Patriots typically do, play mistake free football, capitalize on the opponents miscues, jump to a big lead, then clog up the passing game with zones as they strangle you to death. The Jets did it to the Patriots. The OL was pass blocking our of empty sets, which gives the DL a huge advantage in terms of aggression.