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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Before laying into me you ought to step back and reconsider your holier-than-though role as self-appointed board apologist to habitually disrespectful trolls. The fact you haven't been paying attention is obvious enough by your own admission, but it's beyond mystifying that you consider his OP "thoughtful" and "rational."
Use the link that Rob0729 posted and scroll down to RayRAy. He already edited and deleted what he had written, but 2 posts down someone responded to his original post and it can be seen there. He is the stereotypical D-Bag for any fanbase.
All the pre-game noise about descension in locker room, their offensive struggles, etc etc...
The way I see it...
Jets said they were going to run the ball, and they did, and that was critical in trying to control TOP and keep Brady and the offense off the field.
Except that the seven 3 and outs, says that it didn't work..
The numbers might not dictate it, but Jets played pretty well on D, and keeping Patriots in check, and keeping the game within reach for most of the game.
If racking up a huge number of penalties is your idea of them playing well, great.
It was a game at half time, and everybody here knows it. The opening second-half drive was a killer for the Jets, a mistake by Smith in zone protection, and a hell of an effort by Revis to make a play to try and save the drive.
That pass to Branch, that was a BS call, I know you'll agree, Branch was switching hands, when contact was made, Branch didn't even have possession of the ball, that call should have never been overturned.
Learn the rules. Branch was down by contact. He was moving the ball after Pace touched him. The replays showed it perfectly. What is BS is losers like yourself and Calvin Pace attempting to claim otherwise. BTW, even if Branch didn't have possession of the ball, the Jets wouldn't have gotten it. It would have been called an incomplete pass.
The officiating once again bounced the way of the Pats, it's tiring to see the officials bail the Patriots out, and they did on several drives, while killing the Jets on a couple of their own drives.
*ROFLMAO* Sorry, but there were at least 2 other calls that the refs missed that should have gone against the Jets. And it would have negated McKnight's runback. a 4 man wedge is illegal. There was also clipping on the play. And all of the calls on the Jets were LEGIT.
Pats made some critical in game adjustments against Jets defensive packages that were designed to play the pass, additional DB's on the field, and less up front on the LOS, Pats made the adjustment and ran the ball. As I said earlier, the Pats set up the run off of their passing game, the Jets had to respect the passing game, credit to the Pats for running it and executing. Some would say they gashed the Jets run D, no, not true, because Jets didn't have their run D in many of those situations, they had their pass defensive packages on the field.
You are such a tool. The Pats were running the ball to start with. Changing up the play-calling because the Jets are stupid enough to telegraph what they are going to be doing isn't "using the pass to set up the run". The Pats run gashed the Jets defense. Period. The Jets gambled that they'd be able to stop the Pats running game and that gamble lost.
The Jets came to play, their running game showed up, and the offense showed some signs after a poor week last week. Mangold returning was huge, and immediately played dividends in the running game, and in pass protection.
You are clearly delusional. I don't call getting only 96 yards rushing "showing up to play". I don't call getting under 300 yards in offence "showing up to play".
The defense needed to make a play on that final drive, and they fell short, credit to the Pats.
It was a battle, round 1 goes to the Pats.
It's a long season, it's about who is playing the best at the end of the season.
Pathetic
I commented on the one call and some others I thought the Pats got the benefit of
I also gave the Pats credit with their in game adjustments on offense against a Jets D, with personnel packages that were looking to stop the pass
Not sure why you wouldn't think the congrats was real, just doing my part to show up after the game.
If you need to move it off the main board, not exactly sure what you're trying to achieve, but it's pretty shallow.
As is the constant backhanded compliments about the Jets being lucky getting in the playoffs the last couple of years, the same crying was done about Revis today.
Really, you want to go there?
Sorry, I commented on how I saw it, it wasn't like I didn't give the Pats any credit.
I guess Pats fans really do need to have smoke blown up their ass all day and anybody that dares to question, or not throw rose petals at them is questioned, moved off the main forum, or banned for no reason at all...
I said congrats, Pats got round 1, Jets certainly didn't do enough to win today, but they showed signs of being the team they can and should be when people were questioning them all week.
24-33-321 How is that a good defensive day?I only heard the first half, but watched the second half. It looked to me like several times Brady looked Welker's way and he and Revis were almost synchronized the way they moved. You can't completely stop Welker--he's too good, but I was very impressed with Revis. I thought overall the Jets did a pretty good job against our passing attack, but that opened up opportunities for BJGE.
The Congrats weren't real. Not from someone like yourself. It was clear in your wording that you still have no respect for the Pats and that you are as clueless as ever.
You're the genius who kept saying BJGE was "nothing special".
27 for 136 yds, 2 TD's and no fumbles for FOUR YEARS now.
Congratulations - your team got run over by "nothing special".
You can now wipe the gunk of your chin. And don't scrape your head on your "low ceiling".
Revis is amazing. He instincts reminded me of Ty Law's. Almost shutting down Welker is no easy task.
24-33-321 How is that a good defensive day?
From your tone, I take it that you don't care much for Jetsfan1 or RayRay or whatever he goes by on the various message boards.
In answer to your question, TuneScribe, I read every word of his opening post and it was thoughtful, properly punctuated and rational for a Jets fan after getting beat by two scores on the road. I did not agree in some cases, but the opening post was fine.
No, I do not know the history of that guy, nor anyone on this message board for that matter, so get off your high horse. If you want to talk about football, do so, but knock off the holier than thou Dalai Lama crap.
Someone PM me about the Jets fan on Jets insider.