I was actually being sarcastic about Byron JonesThis is what I've been hoping for since the Tampa game.
Yeah, I think it came down to Green Bay having to beat the Jets, but Green Bay had already clinched a playoff spot and they only played scrubs.
Didn't think they'd leave any time left but the rest of this, well, it is the Cowboys. I've seen this movie a few times.He'll make it. But the defense will allow the Jets to drive right down the field and kick the game winning field goal with no time left.
Need a completion or two with big RAC. Moore doesn't appear to have enough of an arm to do much damage long.Bullock makes it, then the inevitable Moore sack or an INT.
Why throw a hail mary there?Bullock makes it, then the inevitable Moore sack or an INT.
With that 3rd string QB, might as well go for the home run.Drives me crazy to see a KR actually bring it out of the end zone there. 4 yards at the cost of 6 seconds
Let's see, Jets being 9-5 and 2 games to win to get yourself a PO spot.
I've seen this movie before.
Welcome to our hell.Fuck you Dallas. No, seriously, fuck you.
Welcome to our hell.
I thought it was a fumble but given the call was down by contact and it was close I wasn't surprised they left it alone.Sure would have liked more than one quick look at the possible Fitzpatrick fumble...Simms was too busy stumbling all over himself..
Oh yeah, so HARD to be a Dallas fan. OH the pain, 3 superbowls in 4 years not too long ago. You guys ham it up like you root for the Cubs.
The Jets? They are one of the worst 9-5 teams ever. One game against a team with a winning record. It's laughable that they are in this position.Good news is Steelers know they have no margin for error. Jets will be in the playoffs. Solid team that could win a game or two once there.
Jets wins:Good news is Steelers know they have no margin for error. Jets will be in the playoffs. Solid team that could win a game or two once there.
So by this logic, the Pats are one of the worst 11-2 teams ever?The Jets? They are one of the worst 9-5 teams ever. One game against a team with a winning record. It's laughable that they are in this position.
I don't know - you should ask a Pats fan.So by this logic, the Pats are one of the worst 11-2 teams ever?
Please don't compare anything about the Jets to the Patriots.
One legitimate loss by the Patriots with massive injuries.
Jets win tonight was an awful performance. Almost lost to a team with as bad quarterback play as is possible in 2015.
You can only play your schedule. Fitzpatrick has had a very solid season, Marshall/Decker are a very good WR tandem, Ivory has been good, and their defense is legit. They also went into NE and gave a healthy Pats team a hell of a game. I'm not sleeping on this team.Jets wins:
Miami (x2)
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Tennessee
Washington
NY Football Giants
Dallas
All teams under .500. Of course, they could make the playoffs and play an 8-8 or 7-9 team in the first game.
I don't know - you should ask a Pats fan.
Please. I've been following the Patriots since before Joe Kapp.I would if I could find one. Most I talk to are BBBs (Belichick Brady Bandwagoneers who say they are done with the NFL when those guys are done)
There was nothing "gift" about this win.Tonight was a gift victory.
This is about where I am.You can only play your schedule. Fitzpatrick has had a very solid season, Marshall/Decker are a very good WR tandem, Ivory has been good, and their defense is legit. They also went into NE and gave a healthy Pats team a hell of a game. I'm not sleeping on this team.
The holiday drinking has started in earnest.There was nothing "gift" about this win.
It's also not fair to say Jets are a "bad" 9-5 team. When you're 9-5, you're pretty good how you slice it.
I guess my question is why not? Nobody thought the 2012 Ravens would do what they did. Say the Jets get the 5 seed and play Indy in Round 1. That would be a game they could easily be favored in. Then, say they go on the road against a Dalton-less Bengals team or an overrated Broncos team. They wouldn't be favored but could certainly play a competitive game and win a tight one. And then say they go to Foxboro for the AFCCG. Pats would be favorites but it sure wouldn't be a cakewalk, especially if Edelman isn't able to come back to close to his old effectiveness. Pats are the best team in the AFC but there really isn't much difference between teams 2-6 given the injury situations. And if the nightmare scenario happens where the Pats get upset in the Divisional Round would open things up even further.Any team that wins a wild card is, by definition, good enough to make mischief in the playoffs. This year's Jets have that sort of potential. They are not, however, the sort of #6 seed (like the 2010 Packers or 2005 Steelers) that has more than a snowball's chance of winning three straight road games in January.
Why not? Because while anything is possible, the Jets are likely to be a slight underdog against the Dalton-less Bengals, a double-digit underdog in Foxboro, and probably a touchdown underdog against whoever they'd face in the AFCCG. The odds of them pulling that trifecta are somewhere in the low single-digits. (Obviously, those odds are a bit better if the Jets beat out KC for the #5 seed, but I think that's unlikely -- the Chiefs are likely to win their last two games.)I guess my question is why not? Nobody thought the 2012 Ravens would do what they did. Say the Jets get the 5 seed and play Indy in Round 1. That would be a game they could easily be favored in. Then, say they go on the road against a Dalton-less Bengals team or an overrated Broncos team. They wouldn't be favored but could certainly play a competitive game and win a tight one. And then say they go to Foxboro for the AFCCG. Pats would be favorites but it sure wouldn't be a cakewalk, especially if Edelman isn't able to come back to close to his old effectiveness. Pats are the best team in the AFC but there really isn't much difference between teams 2-6 given the injury situations. And if the nightmare scenario happens where the Pats get upset in the Divisional Round would open things up even further.