Tough Loss

Game Day!

Push Around The Big Boys

Good Sunday

Cant's and Can's

Cant’s:


- Can’t run the ball.

- Can’t block and open up holes to run.

- Can’t protect the quarterback.

- Can’t throw above the defense (too many tipped balls)

- Can’t throw to wide open receivers

- Can’t give the QB time to throw the ball

- Can’t run the correct routes

- Can’t catch the ball

- Can’t ground and pound

- Can’t control the ball or the line of scrimmage

- Can’t run a wildcat that fools anyone

- Can’t manage 2nd half time-outs

- Can’t keep their players healthy

- Can’t blame Wayne Hunter anymore

- Can’t feel the pressure from opposing pass rushers

- Can’t avoid the sack or throw away the ball

- Can’t hold onto the ball once hit

- Can’t fool anyone with their offensive play calling

- Can’t hold on to an onsides kick that lands right in your hands

- Can’t stop the run

- Can’t stop the pass

- Can’t pass rush

- Can’t tackle

- Can’t overcome mistakes

- Can’t count how many men are on the field (12 is one too many !)

- Can’t score from three yards out

- Can’t keep a drive alive unless there is a fake punt

- Can’t get first downs. (seems like they are always a half yard short or less)

- Can’t draft an impact player of late

- “Can’t Wait !”

- Can’t afford to go any longer without a signing a veteran receiver.


Can’s:

- Can definitely run the ball for 1 or 2 yards on 1st down.

- Can run a kickoff back for a TD

- Can disappoint and frustrate fans

- Can throw mind-boggling interceptions

- Can ruin the flow for either quarterback with the in and out nonsense

- Can fumble after the sack very well

- Can drop balls and an amazing rate

- Can watch running backs have career days each week

- Can kick field goals

- Can TALK well about being a “ground and pound” team

- Can go 3 and out very well

Revis Out !

Beaten Fish

Ground And Pound Don't Work !

Hey Rex: IT IS TIME TO DRAW UP A NEW GAME PLAN !!!


Shonn Greene has rushed the ball 38 times for a whopping 117 yards, or a pathetic average of 3.08 yards per rush.

There are 36 running backs in the NFL that have a higher yards per rush average than our starting running back.

Our other running backs have a better average as well: Powell 3.58, McKnight 7.5, and Tebow 5.5.

There are 20 other running backs in the NFL that have more total rushing yards than Greene’s 117.

Mr. Green averages 58.5 yards per game rushing. There are 19 other running backs in the league with a better average.

His 38 rushes are the 9th most in the league.

His longest run of the year was 14 yards. There are at least 50 running backs or more with their longest run of the year 15 yards or more. (The list stopped at Top 50).

How can we “Ground & Pound” if we have an average at best player as our starting running back.

This is quite sad.

Tebow Does Vogue

Dolphin Watch

Revis Cleared To Play !

They Asked For It...

Crushed!

Get Big Ben!

WOW!

With the NFL really getting underway Sunday, we give you Krystal from Rick's Cabaret in midtown. No word on whether Mark Sanchez's jersey was left at Rick's or if Krystal will be sporting a Tim Tebow jersey by Week 5.

1-0 !!!

Few More Days !

Sanchez !

New Jets Not Named Tim Tebow To Get Excited About

New Jets Not Named Tim Tebow To Get Excited About


With all the talk surrounding the arrival of Tim Tebow, it goes without saying that some of the other new rookies and acquisitions might feel a bit slighted. After all, there is still a very real chance that Tebow never even starts a game for the Jets. With that being said, here is a look at three people who should all have a solid impact on the Jets’ season in 2012.

Quinton Coples

If people were not excited about Quinton Coples before the first preseason game, they certainly are now. He wasted little time looking like a steal as the 16th pick in the NFL draft. While it may just be preseason, a defensive player picking up three tackles for losses, a sack, a forced fumble, a knocked down pass and a few other quarterback hurries in one game certainly deserves recognition. Look for him to make an impact for the Jets right from the beginning.

Stephen Hill

Fans of the Jets should be very pleased with how their team drafted in 2012, as Stephen Hill has also shown early signs as a potential impact player in year one. Hill is a huge target at 6’4", yet he has the speed to possibly already be the 2nd best receiver on the team. The Jets need dependable receivers, so Hill will get the opportunity to play, and if he is a fast learner he will be catching passes from Sanchez/Tebow in no time.

Tony Sparano

OK, so maybe this is cheating a bit by naming an offensive coordinator, but I think most Jets fans will agree that this change is very much needed after 2011. While Sparano will not actually be making any passes, catches or runs for the offense in 2012, the former coach of the Miami Dolphins knows how to handle an offense. He will focus on providing discipline and strong offensive line play for the Jets in 2012 (two of the things the Jets lacked in 2011). He has had successful seasons with teams who were not blessed with the talent the New York Jets have, so there is reason to get excited.

The Jets will continue to be one of the most talked about teams in 2012 simply because of that certain new quarterback, but if the Jets are going to make any type of playoff push, the three people above will most likely have a huge hand in that success.

Many thanks to our friends at FanDuel (the biggest site online offering one week Fantasy Football Money Leagues for this 2012 Jets preview.

Ouch

My Huddle

First Sanchez, Now Tebow

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Tebow Time

Sanchez!

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