No matter how badly we might feel...we are not Jets fans today.

[PatsFanSince74]

I live in Manhattan.

The city is clogged with cars and teeming with people sporting Giants Blue and White. Kids are playing hooky from school, with a wink and a nod from parents and teachers. Two million people are cramming into lower Manhattan at this moment to catch a glimpse of the Lombardi and watch Hizzoner give the team the Key to the City.

Do I feel the sting of disappointment?

Of course I do.

But then, the clouds part for a few moments and I realize how much more badly, how intensely miserable, how downright depressed, Jets fans are today.

Sure, Jets fans probably felt a moment's delight at our misery on Sunday and they will, in their usual mindless and classless way, think they can rub it in when they play us next year.

But, they have to live with their obnoxious Giant neighbors the other 50 weeks of the year; they have to live with being a distant, poor, vague and indistinct shadow of the Champions in a town that has little time for shadows and wannabes headed by a loudmouth Coach and brain-dead owner from New Jersey.

New York City forgives a lot of things. It does not forgive big promises followed by abject failure. It does not forgive braggarts unless they deliver on their braggadocio.

So, as the clouds part, I can see the sun. And, for the first time since Sunday, a smile crosses my face, if only for a few moments.

We-are-NOT-Jets-fans today!

Even in the midst of our disappointment, we can stand tall and proud at having come up a little short on the greatest stage of all, after having walked upon that same stage seven times since their team was last on it.

It's not a "happy day," but it ain't all that bad either.

 

[IllegalContact]

Rex is sending Sanchez and Holmes to couples therapy

Rex says Sanchez and Santonio will get away on a couples’ retreat | ProFootballTalk

god save the pats......long live the pats

 

[MoLewisrocks]

Then there's the whole shared stadium thing, where the post parade rally will be held later today. That was a biggie on their who do you root for threads last week... It's like the Yankees Mets / David and Goliath mentality that has eaten at them for decades just got it's wound reopened in public and a Big Apple sized dose of salt is being ground into it.

It was a lose/lose scenario for them no matter how it went. And now the clock is ticking as it has been for 40 years only louder and faster on the Rex Ryan/Sanchise era in NY.

 

[PatsFanSince74]

Then there's the whole shared stadium thing, where the post parade rally will be held later today. That was a biggie on their who do you root for threads last week... It's like the Yankees Mets / David and Goliath mentality that has eaten at them for decades just got it's wound reopened in public and a Big Apple sized dose of salt is being ground into it.

It was a lose/lose scenario for them no matter how it went. And now the clock is ticking as it has been for 40 years only louder and faster on the Rex Ryan/Sanchise era in NY.

Ain't it just tragic!

 

[reflexblue]

Ain't it just tragic!

Yeah.... Really Tragic...I'm all Broken Up about it. AHH HA HA HA HA

 

[ctpatsfan77]

Rex is sending Sanchez and Holmes to couples therapy

Rex says Sanchez and Santonio will get away on a couples’ retreat | ProFootballTalk

god save the pats......long live the pats

The jokes just write themselves. . . .

 

[MoLewisrocks]

The jokes just write themselves. . . .

I imagine this will work out about the same way most couples therapy does. Once the wounded party realizes the cheater (QB/backstabbing WR) is still that guy, the agrieved party will finally file for a messy divorce.

 

[aabtec]

I live in Manhattan.

The city is clogged with cars and teeming with people sporting Giants Blue and White. Kids are playing hooky from school, with a wink and a nod from parents and teachers. Two million people are cramming into lower Manhattan at this moment to catch a glimpse of the Lombardi and watch Hizzoner give the team the Key to the City.

Do I feel the sting of disappointment?

Of course I do.

But then, the clouds part for a few moments and I realize how much more badly, how intensely miserable, how downright depressed, Jets fans are today.

Sure, Jets fans probably felt a moment's delight at our misery on Sunday and they will, in their usual mindless and classless way, think they can rub it in when they play us next year.

But, they have to live with their obnoxious Giant neighbors the other 50 weeks of the year; they have to live with being a distant, poor, vague and indistinct shadow of the Champions in a town that has little time for shadows and wannabes headed by a loudmouth Coach and brain-dead owner from New Jersey.

New York City forgives a lot of things. It does not forgive big promises followed by abject failure. It does not forgive braggarts unless they deliver on their braggadocio.

So, as the clouds part, I can see the sun. And, for the first time since Sunday, a smile crosses my face, if only for a few moments.

We-are-NOT-Jets-fans today!

Even in the midst of our disappointment, we can stand tall and proud at having come up a little short on the greatest stage of all, after having walked upon that same stage seven times since their team was last on it.

It's not a "happy day," but it ain't all that bad either.

I guess it could be worse..never thought of it that way.

 

[slam]

Never forget! The Pats have accomplished more in the last seven "failed" seasons than the Jets have in my 37 year old lifetime.

 

[Petersen23]

I live in Manhattan.

The city is clogged with cars and teeming with people sporting Giants Blue and White. Kids are playing hooky from school, with a wink and a nod from parents and teachers. Two million people are cramming into lower Manhattan at this moment to catch a glimpse of the Lombardi and watch Hizzoner give the team the Key to the City.

Do I feel the sting of disappointment?

Of course I do.

But then, the clouds part for a few moments and I realize how much more badly, how intensely miserable, how downright depressed, Jets fans are today.

Sure, Jets fans probably felt a moment's delight at our misery on Sunday and they will, in their usual mindless and classless way, think they can rub it in when they play us next year.

But, they have to live with their obnoxious Giant neighbors the other 50 weeks of the year; they have to live with being a distant, poor, vague and indistinct shadow of the Champions in a town that has little time for shadows and wannabes headed by a loudmouth Coach and brain-dead owner from New Jersey.

New York City forgives a lot of things. It does not forgive big promises followed by abject failure. It does not forgive braggarts unless they deliver on their braggadocio.

So, as the clouds part, I can see the sun. And, for the first time since Sunday, a smile crosses my face, if only for a few moments.

We-are-NOT-Jets-fans today!

Even in the midst of our disappointment, we can stand tall and proud at having come up a little short on the greatest stage of all, after having walked upon that same stage seven times since their team was last on it.

It's not a "happy day," but it ain't all that bad either.

We-are-NOT-Jets-fans today!

Thank God for that!

 

[JetsfaninPeace]

Never forget! The Pats have accomplished more in the last seven "failed" seasons than the Jets have in my 37 year old lifetime.

Very true statement. I know your fanbase is upset, but you've still accomplished more than most fanbases have in the past 7 years. I'd take it any day of the week.