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Originally Posted by MaTH716

I agree about Sanchez, I believe he's the key to everything. They have to take the cuffs of him and let him play. There are times they are going to need him to carry the offensive and they better find out quickly if he's capable. Last night would have been a good time to find out. I don't know if it was him or the play calling, but they have to trust the kid. He did make a few passes late that would have kept drives going (Cotchery drop and Keller running out before the marker).

I don't know about key game, but the positive is that the offensive played like absolute crap and they still had a chance to win the game on the last drive. Plus if they meet them again in the playoffs, they will have Santonio Holmes on the field (barring injury).

I also really believe that they will get the running game going. I think that you will eventually see Tomlinson as the starter, but they will be able to run the ball which should open up the passing game for them as well.

The thing that would bother me the most if I was a Jets fan, is the lack of adjustments that the coaching staff seemed to make in the game. It really didn't seem that they changed the gameplan at all, when a little tinkering might have been enough to win that game last night.

It was a tough opening night matchup for them. They basically played a clone of themselves, but with a much better passing attack. You just have to hope that your own passing game eventually matures and is able to open up and put some points on the board consistently. If they could ever get that going, they would become a real threat.

next week is the time to start , those patriot corners stink , they couldn't cover you or me