PatsWickedPissah

Yes, well played.
The gdaughters love that 1st video and loved the Butt6 Bumble and the whole Jets Pats game Tday. They're taught that the Jets are "the bad team".

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This is known as "bad luck." RAH

MoLewisrocks

Mike is on to something. Over the last day or so the nationals and many locals both here and in the swamp are circling the wagons to save the guy they all love to cover as if that means anything in the grander scheme of, you know, winning. Talking points have been charted out to focus on lack of talent as if he had no input and poor coaching selection like bringing in Sparano which he signed off on as part of his new envolvement with the offense that was going to ground and pound... Tannenbaum may be a bean counting shmuck, but he wasn't in it alone. Woody lies through his teeth whenever things don't pan out and he has reiterated that Tebow was Rex and Tanny's idea. Apparently overly impressed by the hurtin' he somehow put on them last season to the point they didn't do any homework. Shocked when they got a crappy practice player who looked nothing like a QB with just a flair for the wildcat by any stretch of the imagination.

The new circle jerk talking points claim Rex deserves another season because this is his first bad one. It's like these guys live in an alternate universe (which they claim Rex also inhabits so there is that commonality). The Jets were a mess in season one and Rex proclaimed them out of it before the players themselves rallied and caught some lightening in the form of luck in a bottle. They were competitive in season two albeit in a season when we were transitioning on the fly. Last season he lost control of a team that had a total internal meltdown. This season they're playing like the keystone cops and the only wins they can muster are against equally poorly coached and built outfits. Don't give me the lost Revis and Santurdio argument. Well coached and built rosters overcome that every season. They need look no farther than up the road, or out west to Greenbay or peek into their co tenants locker room. One way they do that is developing leaders who are either extensions of or alternatives to the HCing they are provided with.

Hopefully they all prevail and Woody makes the wrong decision yet again. Although the odds are whichever decision he makes will be that and more. That's the beauty of that franchise, and why Belichick ran screaming from there after resigning on a ****tail napkin in a move the media was positive was a sign of his mental instability...

Rex may still be a defensive genius, or at least one who appears to be when surrounded with elite talent and quality depth. Tannenbaum may be a cap genius, or just a guy who knows how to put it on the card. Neither of them in tandem or alone can evaluate talent nor are they top of the organization material from a purely functionally competent standpoint, let alone in a persistently dysfunctional organization like Woody has created over the last 12 seasons or his ownership.

Woody again has some decisions to make. The good news is whatever they end up being will continue to pay dividends as far as OUR division is concerned...

manxman2601

Is it me, or does SF's Alex Smith make a ton of sense for the Jets? He's a game manager for their run orientated offense, has improved under Harbaugh, is experienced so they don't to develop a rookie and is surely better than Sanchez.

Tunescribe

They have a ton of guaranteed money already invested in Li'l Marky. Regardless, "making sense" isn't on the New Jersey Green Beans' radar.

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ExiledBostonPat

The Butt6Bumbler is untradable and uncuttable... the Jesters really dug themselves into an abyss there by committing the short term future (2012-2013) of their Keystone Cops franchise to this 5th rate sorry-ass excuse for a QB.

If I didn't know any better I'd suspect Tanny is a Pats plant in the Jets FO who keeps telling himself that he loves it when a plan comes together.

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MoLewisrocks

Not from a cap standpoint. Unless the Niners cut him and he's willing to join the circus for peanuts. The 49'ers have no need to cut him though since they have him by the short hairs on a 3 year deal with no guaranteed money remaining (he got no signing bonus, just guaranteed salary and roster bonus this season). They don't owe him a cent unless he's on their roster April 1. Then they owe him $7.5M in salary. Which they can pay him as Kaepernick backup insurance if it comes to that since they are paying Colin peanuts as a 2012 rookie. Not to mention they could squeeze him on the salary dangling the shot at getting his starting gig back... He's not worth a ton to a less talented team absent a top 5 D.

Meanwhile the JETS can't cut Sanchez because he has a $17M dead cap hit that exceeds his otherwise anticipated 2013 cap hit by $4M+. If they kept Sanchez and added Smith the QB cap hit not even calculating in whatever they end up doing with Tebow would be $22M... If they cut Sanchez in favor of Smith the cap hit would be $26M...

PatsWickedPissah

Alex Smith makes lots of sense for the Jets' needs. Fortunately the Jets screwed themselves by extending Sanchez so that any big $ QB move has to wait until 2014.

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Throughout history, poverty is the normal condition of man. Advances which permit this norm to be exceeded — here and there, now and then — are the work of an extremely small minority, frequently despised, often condemned, and almost always opposed by all right-thinking people. Whenever this tiny minority is kept from creating, or (as sometimes happens) is driven out of a society, the people then slip back into abject poverty.
This is known as "bad luck." RAH

Deus Irae

I don't know that Alex Smith has the makeup to mentally survive the beating he'd take behind that offensive line. To me, he seems more Matt Cassel/David Carr than Ben Roethlisberger, in that sense.

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Raymond

Exactly right. The Jets can really hose things up. Woody wants to sell PSLs, so he signs Tebow to do just that........But..... they extend Sanchez simply to ease his psyche and now they are stuck with him.

As Pat's fans, we couldn't have planned a better scenario.

Uncle Rico

The future looks bright ...for Pats Fans

Bloated contracts, lack of discipline dim Jets' offseason prospects - CBSSports.com

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