Snake Eyes
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Yet you don't have quotes, so you think you are right because you say you are right.
Ok, so if I dig up a quote will you admit you're wrong?
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What? Let me remind you, the point of the game is to score more points than your opponent.Pts per game is one of the most flawed stats there is.
So after 30 years of stating that points are what matters, you think my opinion is based on what makes the AFC Champion look better in an argument?Of course Pats fans run to it because it's the only stat that makes your defense look at best, average.
The defenses job is to keep the opponent off the board.Points per game penalizes your defense for special teams and offensive turnovers resulting in points, something the Jets unfortunately led the NFL in last year with 126. That's how bad those 2 units were and the Jets defense had to take the brunt of it. With Sanchez turning the ball over ad nauseam (pick 6s and fumble returns for TDs) and our 7 ST turnovers (very uncharacteristic of a Mike Westhoff unit) our defense was severely penalized for it.
And 5th in an insignificant category is not 5th best.5th is 5th.
Not in the ones that matter most.You can spin it anyway you like. The Jets defense was well above average last year. You can look at a myriad of other NFL defensive stats and they place in the top 10 in most of them. Defense was prob the only reason we sniffed 8 wins last year.
Where is your logic for showing our GM and HC disagree on the pick?
Talent doesn't matter?Seems like an irrational statement to me. But I agree, the team has a ton of holes. On the defensive side of the ball though, talent doesn't as matter as much.
Take away Revis and you would have been a bottom 5 defense last year. 20th with him is not great with JAGS.Rex can field a great defense with a bunch of JAGs out there.
How was your defense vs the Patriots? Eagles? Cowboys until Romo choked? Raiders? Giants? Tebow?The offense will make or break this team as it has the first 3 yrs under Rex.
Really? And where do they keep those statisrics? What does McCourty have to do with Wilkerson?Of course he has a long way to go to cement his 1st round pick. He played 1 season. Rome wasn't built in a day. I could make the same case here for McCourty who is coming off the worst statistical season of any CB in the history of the NFL.
So you are selectively picking which stats you like and calling the others misleading?on edit: That 'suspect run D' was 6th best in the NFL in yards per carry. The total number is misleading since teams are more likely to run on us due to the strength of our passing defense.
But you said the DL wasn't the problem?????Your other point is spot on. We suck at rushing the passer. We have it done it successfully minus Rex's exotic blitzes since he's been here hence the Coples pick.
Ok, so if I dig up a quote will you admit you're wrong?
It depends what you dig up. If you find Bill Walsh saying he thought Montana was complacent so he went out and got a QB to push him so he wouldn't be a lazy, sure.
I don't know why you think this board is about hiding from being wrong.
If I say 2+2=5 and you prove 2+2=4, why would I not admit I was wrong?
If you are simply trying to not admit your mistakes, you have no credibility. Pkease consider that when posting.
I never said Walsh or anyone else suggested Montana was lazy, simply that people who knew him claimed one of the reasons he wanted Young was to push Montana. Walsh was known for pushing his best players, guys who were the best in the league, and demanding even more from them, and getting it.
Walsh having a philosophy of pushing players hard is not Walsh thinking he needed to bring someone in to push Montana. You dismissed the reports that Mark Sanchez is lazy and needs competition to push him by citing Joe Montana.
Remember that comment about admitting you are wrong?
I never said Walsh or anyone else suggested Montana was lazy, simply that people who knew him claimed one of the reasons he wanted Young was to push Montana. Walsh was known for pushing his best players, guys who were the best in the league, and demanding even more from them, and getting it.
Pretty much every point you had was valid until I got here:
"...McCourty who is coming off the worst statistical season of any CB in the history of the NFL..."
[citation needed]
Points per game is pretty much the only stat that matters both offensively and defensively. It generally goes a long way to determining the Win/Loss record of any given team.
What? Let me remind you, the point of the game is to score more points than your opponent.
So after 30 years of stating that points are what matters, you think my opinion is based on what makes the AFC Champion look better in an argument?
The defenses job is to keep the opponent off the board.
And 5th in an insignificant category is not 5th best.
Not in the ones that matter most.
Where did I say that? I said YOU think DL wasn't the problem and THEY disagree with YOU based on their pick.
Talent doesn't matter?
Take away Revis and you would have been a bottom 5 defense last year. 20th with him is not great with JAGS.
How was your defense vs the Patriots? Eagles? Cowboys until Romo choked? Raiders? Giants? Tebow?
Really? And where do they keep those statisrics? What does McCourty have to do with Wilkerson?
Why would you try to use the team that owns yours to try and make yours seem better?
So you are selectively picking which stats you like and calling the others misleading?
But you said the DL wasn't the problem?????
It has none of the above, you just dont like the facts.This argument is littered with strawmans, bias confirmation, and cherry picking.
Every stat has shortcomings, but points allowed is by far the best one.I can't say I agreed with a single thing you wrote here. If you don't see the shortcomings of the pts allowed stat then I just feel bad for you.
What do I have to be sad about, we own you.You really come across as a sad Patriot homer
Ironically, you allowed more points than us with him.saying things like our defense would be 'bottom 5' if it wasn't for Revis (ironically we'd still be better than the Pats in that regard :singing:.
All I am talking about are facts, you are the one making excuses for the facts. But you are a Jet fan, so that is to be expected.But again, don't let the facts get in the way of forming a rational argument there chief.
But again, don't let the facts get in the way of forming a rational argument there chief.
Idk why you guys chose chandler jones. Based on the way coach BB drafts he is alot of risk/reward. Just surprised. Hopefully he beats the hell out of wayne hunter so we can start to rebuild our o-line
Idk why you guys chose chandler jones. Based on the way coach BB drafts he is alot of risk/reward. Just surprised. Hopefully he beats the hell out of wayne hunter so we can start to rebuild our o-line
So if Jones slams Hunter,gets to Sanchez/Tebow and puts him out of commission,it's good for the team?
Pts per game is one of the most flawed stats there is. Of course Pats fans run to it because it's the only stat that makes your defense look at best, average. Points per game penalizes your defense for special teams and offensive turnovers resulting in points, something the Jets unfortunately led the NFL in last year with 126. That's how bad those 2 units were and the Jets defense had to take the brunt of it. With Sanchez turning the ball over ad nauseam (pick 6s and fumble returns for TDs) and our 7 ST turnovers (very uncharacteristic of a Mike Westhoff unit) our defense was severely penalized for it.
5th is 5th. You can spin it anyway you like. The Jets defense was well above average last year. You can look at a myriad of other NFL defensive stats and they place in the top 10 in most of them. Defense was prob the only reason we sniffed 8 wins last year.
Of course he has a long way to go to cement his 1st round pick. He played 1 season. Rome wasn't built in a day. I could make the same case here for McCourty who is coming off the worst statistical season of any CB in the history of the NFL.
He became the first CB in NFL history to allow over 1,000 yards receiving to the receivers he covered in '11. There are many ways to define a CB, but that is a key one, and in that particular area he was the worst.
Are you trying to argue that points for and points against are not the MOST important statistics contributing to win/loss ratios? Nothing else matters in face of points. They determine winners and loser.This isn't true and you obviously won't find any proof to back up this claim. It is an important stat, I was just pointing out it's main flaw (and yes, it is a big one). This isn't to say yards allowed isn't a flawed stat either, it definitely is. I just can't stand fans who fall back on this stat when it penalizes defenses a lot, especially the Jets last year due to our inept offense and special teams unit, which led the NFL (by a long shot) in points off turnovers.
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