Content Post JETS SUCK 2025 EDITION (OFFICIAL): DIVINE INTERVENTION DENIED

[TommyD4207]

I mean...it's not exactly a high bar, he might not be wrong.

 

[captain stone]

Seems like a lot for a failed Center...

 

[neckroll#14]

its the Stank Tax... must pay a premium to overcome player resistance to playing in the green sewer...

 

[Uptown]

 

[Bill Lee]

Jets CB Brandon Stephens: Interception-less season hard to believe, we're taking it personally

The Jets missing the playoffs in 2025 was nothing new as the team hasn't advanced to the postseason since 2010, but the path they took to 3-14 had at least one unique aspect.

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The Jets missing the playoffs in 2025 was nothing new as the team hasn’t advanced to the postseason since 2010, but the path they took to 3-14 had at least one unique aspect.​

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They became the first team to complete an entire NFL season without their defense intercepting a pass by an opposing quarterback. It’s a new season, but cornerback Brandon Stephens said this month that the ignominious record has served as some motivation for the team as they prepare for the fall.​

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“It’s hard to believe that could happen, but it happened,” Stephens said, via the team’s website. “At the end of the season, you keep it in the back of your mind, but you flush it so it doesn’t happen again. All the guys are taking it personally because it’s part of our nature.”​

Uhm, no, it's not hard to believe, this is the SOFJ we're talking about.

 

[captain stone]

Jets CB Brandon Stephens: Interception-less season hard to believe, we're taking it personally

The Jets missing the playoffs in 2025 was nothing new as the team hasn't advanced to the postseason since 2010, but the path they took to 3-14 had at least one unique aspect.

www.nbcsports.com

The Jets missing the playoffs in 2025 was nothing new as the team hasn’t advanced to the postseason since 2010, but the path they took to 3-14 had at least one unique aspect.​

​

They became the first team to complete an entire NFL season without their defense intercepting a pass by an opposing quarterback. It’s a new season, but cornerback Brandon Stephens said this month that the ignominious record has served as some motivation for the team as they prepare for the fall.​

​

“It’s hard to believe that could happen, but it happened,” Stephens said, via the team’s website. “At the end of the season, you keep it in the back of your mind, but you flush it so it doesn’t happen again. All the guys are taking it personally because it’s part of our nature.”​

Uhm, no, it's not hard to believe, this is the SOFJ we're talking about.

Ya gotta admit, that's pretty remarkable, even for the Jete, especially if that includes 12- and 14-game seasons...

 

[BTTA]

This belongs here. One primary reason, beyond the obvious environmental health issues of the workplace, that the Jets keep eating coaches and QB's and high draft picks and won loss records.

Giardi: NFL Notebook - Vera-Tucker sees big difference in NE; plus, Campbell putting in work

“I think just to be a part of a team where everybody expects excellence - from the walkthroughs to the meetings to the practices - I'm just feeling really lucky and blessed to be part of something like that.”

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