PatsFanInVa

OH yeah, plus they're funnier when they have hope... some other team will get their 10th win at the end of the day Sunday in overtime by a field goal... JESTers will be like "We were within one gust of wind of the Super Bowl..."

Rossmci90

San Francisco, Washington, Philadelphia?

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PatriotsReign

If I was a ghost last night, i would have visited a thousand homes of Jets fans to watch their sad faces while watching a real NFL football team win on national stage last night.

And yes, I even would have enjoyed watching little Jets fans cry.....

The nasty little things....

ThatllMoveTheChains!!!

Tennessee and Jacksonville are the other two.

GaryfromTO

Originally Posted by Zarathustra
So last night, like a lot of American football fans, I tuned in to Monday Night Football expecting to see something of an AFC heavyweight fight. Sports journalists were billing the contest as a sort of changing of the guard, where the almighty Texans, the most balanced team in the league, 11-1, the sure AFC representatives in the Superbowl, were going to officially take their throne as the lords of the AFC by unseating its former king.

Instead I just watched Tom Brady nonchalantly pull down his pants and take a giant dump on all of it.

I mean, I try to keep my language classy but I don't know how else to describe it. Everything ESPN and the NFL Network have said, and all the AFC dialogue that's been building for like two months now surrounding the Texans new spot in the AFC... yeah.... Tom Brady just took a giant crap on all of it.

42-14 with 7 of that 14 coming after NE pulled all its starters in super-garbage time. The reputation of the Texans is completely gone, poof, just like that. Tomorrow it'll be all about "Who the hell can stop the Patriots?"

So what does this have to do with Mark Sanchez?

Look, there's only one Tom Brady and I understand he's not coming here, but we see him twice a year. We see other quarterbacks. We WATCH football (or do you?).

You know what...

Forget Tom Brady, I don't even know how anyone can watch Tony Romo, or even Jay Cutler, or Russell Wilson, or Alex Smith, or really ANYONE else in the National Football League and then with a straight face say "Mark Sanchez is our man. I'm not ready to give up on Mark Sanchez, blah blah blah blah blah."

To me it's like another language that translates into English as "I want my Jets to really, really suck forever, and I love misery and wanting to put a fist through my television every weekend."

People have asked "Are you ready to give up on Sanchez?" "Do we need to bench Sanchez?" "Should we start him? Or him?"

Let me rephrase the question: HOW THE HELL CAN YOU WATCH ANOTHER QUARTERBACK IN THE NFL AND THEN SAY MARK SANCHEZ IS YOUR MAN?

When was the last time you saw another quarterback run into his own players ass and fumble the ball? I mean what the hell is wrong with Sanchez supporters? Is this like some disease or something?

If San Fransisco lets Alex Smith go we better damn well throw an offer in his direction because I can't take another season of this.

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that's gold Jerry.... GOLD!.

ctpatsfan77

Kurt Warner on NFLN this AM:

"The Vikings are 32nd in passing. . . . 32nd. . . . which is an accomplishment, since they share this league with the Jets and Jaguars."

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The Gr8est

The Rats managed to slip another spot from #14 to #15 for the 2013 draft.

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Tunescribe

The best scenario would be for the Green Beans to finish 9-7 and out of the playoffs. That would be a one-game IMPROVEMENT over last season, lower draft pick, and a solid case for the current regime remaining intact -- Wrecks, Tannenbaum and the players.

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Deus Irae

How bad must it suck to be a Jets fan today? After the Patriots waxed the Texans last night, Jets fans are now posting about being in a position where they have to Cheer for the Giants to go on a roll so that they can match up against the Patriots, because it's their only shot of keeping the Patriots from winning the SB....

Jets Insider.com Forums - View Single Post - Someone please tell me there is a team that can knock off the Pats !

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Rob0729

To this thread in general, I love the yearly progression of Jets fans' logic when coming to the Pats.

August - "the Pats aren't that good this year. Brady is hitting the age wall. Major holes. The Pats will finish in third place."
September - "See the Pats aren't that good and the division is wide open. The Pats will finish in second place."
October - "The Pats are good, but very beatable. If the Jets win this game vs. the Pats, they have a good shot at taking the division."
November - "Ok, the Pats will win the division, but they have no stones and will be one and done in the playoffs."
December "The Pats may be the best team in the league right now, but any of the NFC teams can beat them in the Super Bowl."

Wow! It must suck to be a Jets fan.