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Originally Posted by DarrylS
Patriots homers should not say this, but I thought the Jets looked very good last week.. their D, seems even better than last year. Sanchez has more weapons...
Should be a battle in two weeks..
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Can't disagree more with this statement. They have HUGE question marks on offense AND defense. Just a few things that MIGHT change your mind.
1. Against a good offense (Cowboys) AT HOME, the Jet pass defense was WORSE that the Pats pass defense in Miami.
2. Their offense really didn't do ANYTHING other than a great first drive against a very sub par Jags team,
4.They don't have a RB who has a ypc of 3.O. That right it wasn't a misprint.
5. Sanchez's accuracy has marginally improved, but his tendency to throw the balll to the DBs is STILL as bad as ever
6. Holmes and Keller are legit passing threats as good as anyone's but Plexico didn't have a catch last week and Mason seems like he's lost something off his fast ball.
7. The once great OL can't move ANYONE off the ball, and keeps Sanchez on the move all the time.
8. Once teams start to figure out that the Jets can't run the ball, how effective is the play action pass game going to be. Remember the play action pass WAS the best part of the Jets offense9
9. We showed that if you really want to you can shut down a TE. Gates IS the best in the league. What would happen if Sanchez doesn't have Keller to save him time and again.
BTW - ne of the dumbest moves I have ever seen by an NFL coach occurred in the Jag/Jets game. After Mangold gets hurt. He is replaced by an UDFA who had been with the Jets for just 2 weeks.
NOT ONCE in the first half (which is what I watched) did the Jags put any pressure on that kid. NOT ONCE did they put a NT or blitz a LB on the C. For at least the first half they stayed in a 4-3 with the DTs playing outside shoulder of the G's gving this untried kid literally a free pass. I couldn't believe he didn't make SOME kind of adjustment