Content Post The 2012 season: the Jets [Mod Edit: STILL] suck

[PatsFanInVa]

For verily, it is written: let he who is without sin cast the first interception.

Tebow?

(Sirrously... guy has virgin written all over him)

 

[fnordcircle]

The sane Jets fans have come to a conclusion that their team needs significant help, talent-wise. Unfortunately aforementioned sanity is only momentary for some as some of these trade/sign scenarios will show:

Jets Insider.com Forums - View Single Post - A rebuild scenario

Revis in a trade-up for blue chip QB? Make a play for a Luck or RGIII type player?

Sure! Tons of teams love to trade their blue chip QB prospects for injured CBs.

Jets Insider.com Forums - View Single Post - A rebuild scenario

We need matt moore here. Sign him on the cheap in the offseason and give him the starting job. That should be our #1 priority this offseason. Stabalizing the qb position with a veteren. Then find a guy in the draft to groom. And make sanchez head clipboard operator until next year when we can get rid of him.

:eat2:

WR: Julian Edelman. This guy has talent, and can be used many different ways. With all the big names people will fight for next year, a guy like this could be signed to a VERY reasonable contract.

> Implying that he will come cheap because the Pats [insert rationale]

Trade Greene somewhere for a early to mid round pick in 2014

Yeah, the league is all salivating over the Shonne Greene sweepstakes. :confused3:

Do us all (including him) a favor and trade Tebow to the Jags for a 5th rounder

:itsok:

Your like a sister to me. And when I say sister, I don't mean, like, an actual sister, but I mean it like the way black people use it. Which is more meaningful I think.

I just. What?

 

[Mike the Brit]

And, in other pleasing news, the Globe's Wrong Borges-clone Christopher Gasper had a miserable Thanksgiving:

Patriots destroy the New York Jets, 49-19, on Thanksgiving night. - Sports - The Boston Globe

"Many will be quick to blame Ryan, the Jets’ ****sure coach, and his grand experiment with honesty, openness, and confidence. That’s not the Jets’ problem. The problem is they have two quarterbacks who can’t throw, no explosive running backs and a group of receivers so pedestrian they should paint a crosswalk on their sideline.

...

Rooting for the Jets is anathema for any Patriots fans, so their failure tastes better than Thanksgiving leftovers. But the emergence of the Jets as a legitimate rival for the Patriots was a victory for all of those who wanted a little more transparency with their football.

The Patriots win games because they have Brady, Wes Welker, Vince Wilfork, et al, not because Belichick treated Gronkowski’s injury like it was the access code to Area 51."


Yeah, right ... :singing:

 

[Mike the Brit]

Tebow?

(Sirrously... guy has virgin written all over him)

Yes, Tebow is the answer.

(Trouble is no one has figured out to what question!)

 

[OMGWTFJUDD]

After the "anonymous" disparaging remarks about Tebow saying what a terrible player he was, I thought it was tremendously uplifting to see the Jets players come out show, in a display of solidarity, just how bad they all are .

It's like they had a players only meeting and a leader got up and said "hell, this just ain't on Timbo's shoulders, we ALLLL gotta carry this load, who's with me??"

And, to a chorus of "hell yeah's" and "Jets', Jets,Jets" they put on a truly inspiring display of ineptitude.

They did it for Tebow, they did it ......................for AMERICA!!!!.

 

[PatsFanInVa]

Shouldn't he wear 42 then?

 

[PatsFanInVa]

After the "anonymous" disparaging remarks about Tebow saying what a terrible player he was, I thought it was tremendously uplifting to see the Jets players come out show, in a display of solidarity, just how bad they all are .

It's like they had a players only meeting and a leader got up and said "hell, this just ain't on Timbo's shoulders, we ALLLL gotta carry this load, who's with me??"

And, to a chorus of "hell yeah's" and "Jets', Jets,Jets" they put on a truly inspiring display of ineptitude.

They did it for Tebow, they did it ......................for AMERICA!!!!.

"How do we feel about giving up 21 points in less than a minute?"

"AWWWWWWW YEAAAHHHHHHHHHH"

 

[OMGWTFJUDD]

Shouldn't he wear 42 then?

A Hitchhikers ref.

I like it.

 

[Joker]

Let's play "sharades"!

There is nothing insane, it's all in the picture.

It's amazing how the several of you here will outright LIE and IGNORE
the evidence and truth JUST to continue this little "let's hate on Ray
sharade."

Comical really.

wrong "sharade"...it's the "let's all LAUGH at Ray" "sharade"

for those of you addicted to JI and in need of PROOF one way or the other in the ongoing SAR/RR 12 wins argument...here....

Originally Posted by Ray Ray19 View Post
The Jets can be a 12-4 team, they can be that good. They have the potential.

Locking in the Pats at 14 wins is pure comedy and homerism, especially right now, with so much up in the air with the team on offense at WR, with Welker's inevitable holdout, Mankins injury, Brady aging, BGJE's loss, and a defense that was at the bottom of the league last year.

They had a good run last year

Teams will be better prepared this year against the Patriots two TE's.

The Jets CAN be 12-4...that is RR's argument...he said can, not would be..so even though they can't be now, he's still right...even though he's wrong...if that makes any sense apply to the Rand Corporation for a spot in their think tank....

 

[Koma]

And, in other pleasing news, the Globe's Wrong Borges-clone Christopher Gasper had a miserable Thanksgiving:

Patriots destroy the New York Jets, 49-19, on Thanksgiving night. - Sports - The Boston Globe

"Many will be quick to blame Ryan, the Jets’ ****sure coach, and his grand experiment with honesty, openness, and confidence. That’s not the Jets’ problem. The problem is they have two quarterbacks who can’t throw, no explosive running backs and a group of receivers so pedestrian they should paint a crosswalk on their sideline.

...

Rooting for the Jets is anathema for any Patriots fans, so their failure tastes better than Thanksgiving leftovers. But the emergence of the Jets as a legitimate rival for the Patriots was a victory for all of those who wanted a little more transparency with their football.

The Patriots win games because they have Brady, Wes Welker, Vince Wilfork, et al, not because Belichick treated Gronkowski’s injury like it was the access code to Area 51."


Yeah, right ... :singing:

Rex Ryan: Open? Sure. Confident? Yes. Beyond the point of reason, but yes. Honest and transparent? Not unless the definition of those words have changed.

I understand that the media loves Ryan because he always has something to say. If a Patriots coach ever boasted as much as Ryan and failed to deliver on those boasts, Gasper and Co would destroy him every chance they got, openness and confidence be damned.

 

[shmessy]

This may be my favorite so far. Best part is the canon fire!

A little Tchaikovsky:

2012 Jets Overture (I Hate the Jets 3) - YouTube

 

[shmessy]

First (last year):

It's Tough Bein' a New York Jets Fan - YouTube

This week (wow, this kid grew fast):

It's Still Tough Being a New York Jets Fan - YouTube

 

[Joker]

jeezus...that 2nd clip is like some weirdo slasher movie...I can see this idiot going postal..

 

[Anteros]

https://hotfile.com/dl/180760827/a5fab25/Jets.avi.html

Download link. HD file of the video I uploaded. Choose the reg download button.

That's outstanding. Thank you!

 

[shmessy]

jeezus...that 2nd clip is like some weirdo slasher movie...I can see this idiot going postal..

Joe, not sure if you're serious, but I'll play along - - the first one was real from 2011, the second is comedy/parody done yesterday.

If you watch the first video, then the second one makes more sense.

It's brilliant stuff - - that guy did Fitzy level stuff there!

 

[Joker]

got it...watched the 2nd one first...all those clips are "pure gold, Jerry" as far as I'm concerned

 

[PatsWickedPissah]

Joe, not sure if you're serious, but I'll play along - - the first one was real from 2011, the second is comedy/parody done yesterday.

If you watch the first video, then the second one makes more sense.

It's brilliant stuff - - that guy did Fitzy level stuff there!

Yes, well played.
The gdaughters love that 1st video and loved the Butt6 Bumble and the whole Jets Pats game Tday. They're taught that the Jets are "the bad team".

 

[MoLewisrocks]

Rex Ryan: Open? Sure. Confident? Yes. Beyond the point of reason, but yes. Honest and transparent? Not unless the definition of those words have changed.

I understand that the media loves Ryan because he always has something to say. If a Patriots coach ever boasted as much as Ryan and failed to deliver on those boasts, Gasper and Co would destroy him every chance they got, openness and confidence be damned.

Mike is on to something. Over the last day or so the nationals and many locals both here and in the swamp are circling the wagons to save the guy they all love to cover as if that means anything in the grander scheme of, you know, winning. Talking points have been charted out to focus on lack of talent as if he had no input and poor coaching selection like bringing in Sparano which he signed off on as part of his new envolvement with the offense that was going to ground and pound... Tannenbaum may be a bean counting shmuck, but he wasn't in it alone. Woody lies through his teeth whenever things don't pan out and he has reiterated that Tebow was Rex and Tanny's idea. Apparently overly impressed by the hurtin' he somehow put on them last season to the point they didn't do any homework. Shocked when they got a crappy practice player who looked nothing like a QB with just a flair for the wildcat by any stretch of the imagination.

The new *********** talking points claim Rex deserves another season because this is his first bad one. It's like these guys live in an alternate universe (which they claim Rex also inhabits so there is that commonality). The Jets were a mess in season one and Rex proclaimed them out of it before the players themselves rallied and caught some lightening in the form of luck in a bottle. They were competitive in season two albeit in a season when we were transitioning on the fly. Last season he lost control of a team that had a total internal meltdown. This season they're playing like the keystone cops and the only wins they can muster are against equally poorly coached and built outfits. Don't give me the lost Revis and Santurdio argument. Well coached and built rosters overcome that every season. They need look no farther than up the road, or out west to Greenbay or peek into their co tenants locker room. One way they do that is developing leaders who are either extensions of or alternatives to the HCing they are provided with.

Hopefully they all prevail and Woody makes the wrong decision yet again. Although the odds are whichever decision he makes will be that and more. That's the beauty of that franchise, and why Belichick ran screaming from there after resigning on a ****tail napkin in a move the media was positive was a sign of his mental instability...

Rex may still be a defensive genius, or at least one who appears to be when surrounded with elite talent and quality depth. Tannenbaum may be a cap genius, or just a guy who knows how to put it on the card. Neither of them in tandem or alone can evaluate talent nor are they top of the organization material from a purely functionally competent standpoint, let alone in a persistently dysfunctional organization like Woody has created over the last 12 seasons or his ownership.

Woody again has some decisions to make. The good news is whatever they end up being will continue to pay dividends as far as OUR division is concerned...

 

[manxman2601]

Is it me, or does SF's Alex Smith make a ton of sense for the Jets? He's a game manager for their run orientated offense, has improved under Harbaugh, is experienced so they don't to develop a rookie and is surely better than Sanchez.

 

[Tunescribe]

Is it me, or does SF's Alex Smith make a ton of sense for the Jets? He's a game manager for their run orientated offense, has improved under Harbaugh, is experienced so they don't to develop a rookie and is surely better than Sanchez.

They have a ton of guaranteed money already invested in Li'l Marky. Regardless, "making sense" isn't on the New Jersey Green Beans' radar.