Jets Fans, U MAD?

Hopefully he is able to somehow grow his arm back in time for the season.

No offense meant to anyone who has lost a limb, of course. I'm just pointing out the weird angle of the picture.

supafly said:

Hopefully he is able to somehow grow his arm back in time for the season.

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"Jets? Ha! With one arm behind my back."

I wonder how close they were to a longer term deal, or if it was in play at all?

Revis' thoughts today seem to coincide with the thinking that he's definitely taking it year by year:

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/05/30/darrelle-revis-happy-to-be-a-patriot-right-now/

Goddamn do I hope that fat faced bastard puts a hurting on the league this year. I'm thinking it is a 2007 Moss kinda thing. Let's freak out this league.

supafly said:

I wonder how close they were to a longer term deal, or if it was in play at all?

Revis' thoughts today seem to coincide with the thinking that he's definitely taking it year by year:

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/05/30/darrelle-revis-happy-to-be-a-patriot-right-now/

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PFT took Revis' quotes completely out of context. The question asked was whether it felt odd to be a Patriot after playing many years for the New York Jets. There was absolutely nothing in the context of Revis' answer that implied he was thinking about moving on again. It was a diplomatic answer about how his years with the Jets have nothing to do with now, that his career journey has continued and now he's a Patriot.

Much ado about nothing. Only time will tell if Revis signs long-term with the Pats, but today's sideline interview scrum didn't shed any light on that, one way or another.

They mad, they mad....courtesy of JI:

GFY Darelle! Your "legacy" is as tarnished as the Pasts* fake SB wins, over a decade ago. Jump in a pool of lava and sink into hell, assh0le!

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Everyone knows that Karma is a b*tch, so the perfect scenario in our 1st game vs the Pats next year is this. Sheldon Richardson takes out Brady & starts the Garrapalo show. Jalen Saunders runs back a punt for a TD. Milliner (the guy we took with our 1st to replace Revis) takes an interception to the house to close out a 31-10 shellacking. Pats go 5-11, miss the playoffs for the 1st time since 2008 & Revis moves on to the highest bidder. That's what should happen to his punk azz! He's despicable & is exactly what's wrong with pro sports. He takes "getting paid" to a whole new level.

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What a pathetic fan base.

On its way to me as we speak..

Jest fans...

Calling for someone to injure Brady to start the Garoppolo show. I'm not saying history repeats itself, but do they remember what happened the last time they knocked out that Patriots long-time incumbent QB? Morons...

Big-T said:

They mad, they mad....courtesy of JI:





What a pathetic fan base.

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Lmao ohh they very mad!

I don't wish bad on anyone, but when it comes to anything related to the Jets, I hope they all get a mean case of diarrhea!!!

P.S they still suck!!!

Still can't figure out why Revis didn't take long term guaranteed money from Jets. Did they actually offer him a long term deal and he didn't accept? I mean, leaving and going to Tampa...come on man ! Must have been more than just the money......maybe he got sick of being on a loser team and wanted a fresh start.

BlueThunder said:

Still can't figure out why Revis didn't take long term guaranteed money from Jets. Did they actually offer him a long term deal and he didn't accept? I mean, leaving and going to Tampa...come on man ! Must have been more than just the money......maybe he got sick of being on a loser team and wanted a fresh start.

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I just think long-term deals aren't really Revis' thing. And if we're being pragmatic, that's the nature of NFL contracts anyway; aside from guaranteed money and related cap hits, the years on any NFL contract aren't really guaranteed. The team can cut a player at any time.

If he does want to stay in New England, I suspect we may not see a long-term deal with Revis, but rather a series of one-year deals until his cost exceeds what Bill thinks he brings to the field, after which he'll depart. What I think Revis will appreciate is that Bill is pragmatic and mature enough to handle and understand that kind of arrangement. The Jest management and Rex? Not so much...

This is all conjecture, but it makes sense to me and it makes sense for Revis; or my thoughts on his perceptions. Barring injury, he'll probably make more money on a series of 1-2 year contracts (added years for cap relief), than he would on a mega 8-year contract.

Big-T said:

They mad, they mad....courtesy of JI:





What a pathetic fan base.

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That's just awful. I don't remember Patriots fans rooting for injuries when Curtis Martin went to the Jets. It's funny, I always root for Patriots who leave through free agency to do well. It was great to see guys like Bledsoe, Martin, even Welker have success elsewhere. I never wanted them to beat the Patriots or have good games against them, but it was good to see them have success.

I was sad to hear about Welker's concussions last year. I don't want him to get hurt, or have long-term problems like Junior Seau. I don't want anybody getting hurt.

The Jets fans should be glad that Revis has found a better situation than Tampa Bay.

Everytime a Jets fan gets mad, an angel gets it's wings...

Nikolai said:

Jest fans...

Calling for someone to injure Brady to start the Garoppolo show. I'm not saying history repeats itself, but do they remember what happened the last time they knocked out that Patriots long-time incumbent QB? Morons...

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Maybe it will be Vernon Gholston. Jets fans after he was drafted were all excited about his first introduction to Brady on the field. Unfortunately for Jets fans, it went something like this:

"Tom, my name is Vernon. Big fan! Now I am going to go sit on the bench for the rest of the game. Maybe we can shake hands after the game."

Why would they be upset. They have Dee Milliner who got beaten like a rented mule all year except for two games against bad offenses, Cleveland and Miami (Miami scored 7 points in their last two games total and got shut out by the Bills the week before they played the Jets). Of course because he was able to get all three of his INTs last year in his last two games against Jason Campbell and Ryan Tannehill, they think he will be Revis 2.0.

And of course, they think Revis is done because he tore his ACL two years ago. They got a point. Can you you name a single player who has ever returned to their pre-ACL for two years after they tore it?

Maybe if the Pats starting D goes on IR the Jets might have a shot at the division.....chances of that are slim and none. It's tough trying to beat the best coach in the AFC ( if not the whole NFL) when he has a HOF QB and a HOF CB playing for him......

Nikolai said:

If he does want to stay in New England, I suspect we may not see a long-term deal with Revis, but rather a series of one-year deals until his cost exceeds what Bill thinks he brings to the field, after which he'll depart

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That's basically what his Tampa contract was.