Well, facts are facts. The Jets are 1-2 against teams that are potential playoff teams and 2-2 against teams with winning records. I think the Browns and Lions are better than their record, but as Parcells has always said, "You are what your record says you are".
As for the Dolphins, yes they were 2-0 when the Jets faced them. The Dolphins beat two juggernauts the first two weeks - Buffalo and Minnesota. It is amazing that the Jets could sneak by a team that could beat those teams. Also, Miami is 1-4 at home. So their season opener is irrelevant because they suck at home this year.
As for Denver not being an easy game, they aren't 3-8 for nothing. They are 2-4 at home. Let's not make them something they are not. They are a bad team and beating them is no big feat even at home. BTW, they were 2-3 when the Jets played them.
To be fair, all you hear on the Jets board is how strong the Ravens started (eventhough they lost to a crappy Bengals week 2) and had declined to an average team by the time the Pats had played them (although their only other 2 losses this season are against 9-2 teams), the Steelers were just all beaten up when they played the Pats (although the same beaten up team crushed the Raiders the week later), the Colts were also all beaten up when they beat the Pats, and the Pats were lucky that Alfonso Smith sucks against the Lions (although Smith played vs. the Jets and he played pretty well vs. them). Many Jets fans feel the Pats are a 6-10 team that has lucked into 9-2.
I have said on one of the Jets' boards that you can only play the games on your schedule, but I feel the Jets haven't proven they can beat the best teams in the league yet. They face the Pats, Steelers, and Bears over the next month. If they finish 3-0 or 2-1 in those games, then they will shut up their critics. If they finish 0-3 or 1-2, they might be looking at one and done in the playoffs.
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