Jets Ravens playalong

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

It is obvious that opposing defenses are going to stack the line, blitz like crazy and force sanchez to beat them.

This is great in theory. The only problem is he won't be facing the Ravens defense every week.

[declansharbor]

Jets offense will hit it's stride when they get Holmes back. He'll alleviate some of the pressures that the other clown a$$ wideouts and a few stiff linemen are putting on Sanchez' shoulders. The thing they need most though, is to face a defense not named Baltimore.

That said, the offensive gameplan for MNF was a joke, at best.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by declansharbor

Jets offense will hit it's stride when they get Holmes back. He'll alleviate some of the pressures that the other clown a$$ wideouts and a few stiff linemen are putting on Sanchez' shoulders. The thing they need most though, is to face a defense not named Baltimore.

That said, the offensive gameplan for MNF was a joke, at best.

Santanio Holmes as the savior?

Jets fans are desperate already...

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Santanio Holmes as the savior?

Jets fans are desperate already...

You're right, that guy totally sucks. Right now, anybody but Brian Schottenheimer would be the savior.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

You're right, that guy totally sucks. Right now, anybody but Brian Schottenheimer would be the savior.

He may not suck but a savior? He is probably the 30th best WR in football which is nice but he doesn't scare anyone.

Army calls more a more agressive passing game than Schottenheimer did monday.

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

He may not suck but a savior? He is probably the 30th best WR in football which is nice but he doesn't scare anyone.

Army calls more a more agressive passing game than Schottenheimer did monday.

Here we go. Name 29 better receivers (currently) than Santonio Holmes.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

Here we go. Name 29 better receivers (currently) than Santonio Holmes.

Johnson
Fitzgerald
Moss
Wayne
Austin
Jackson (det)
Marshall
Colston
White
Jennings
Bolden
Smith (Car)
V. Jackson
Rice
Ochocinco
TO
Ward
Crabtree
D Jackson
Sims-Walker
Driver
Bowe
Breaston
Garcon
Welker
Smith (NYG)
Wallace
Evans
Mason
Knox
Nicks
Meachem

[philcski]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

Here we go. Name 29 better receivers (currently) than Santonio Holmes.

I rank him about 20-25th... all these are guys I would definitively rather have than him, with some others I left off that were questionable.

Miles Austin
Anquan Boldin
(Plaxico Burress when he's out of the chains)
Donald Driver
Lee Evans
Larry Fitzgerald
TJ Houshmandzadeh
DeSean Jackson
Vincent Jackson
Andre Johnson
Calvin Johnson
Brandon Marshall
Santana Moss
Randy Moss
Chad Ochocinco
Terrell Owens
Sidney Rice
Steve Smith (Car)
Hines Ward
Reggie Wayne
Wes Welker
Roddy White

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

You're right, that guy totally sucks. Right now, anybody but Brian Schottenheimer would be the savior.

4-12 on the herizon. Quit now, give up, just stop....

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

4-12 on the herizon. Quit now, give up, just stop....

Don't tell me what people tell you about your life.

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

Don't tell me what people tell you about your life.

You gotta admit the blown out knee 20 second after was a big time call...

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

This is great in theory. The only problem is he won't be facing the Ravens defense every week.

Sure the Ravens are a tough defense but the Jets were beyond bad on offense. Last season they were ranked 20th in yards per game and 17th in points scored. And the points per is overstated since they scored 37 on Cincy in the laydown game at the end of the season. They lost 2 games they should have won because they couldn't do anything on offense (Buffalo and Atlanta both at home).

When you are playing low scoring games turnovers will hurt even worse and they have to turn Sanchez loose because they cant beat many teams with 71 passing yards. Of course doing so will most likely lead to more turnovers...

Of course I am hoping the Jets continue to lose but everyone seems to forget that they were 11-8 last year and 2 of the wins were laydown games. I have a lot of respect for the defense but they are going to have to put some points on board in addition to shutting down the other team.

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Sure the Ravens are a tough defense but the Jets were beyond bad on offense. Last season they were ranked 20th in yards per game and 17th in points scored. And the points per is overstated since they scored 37 on Cincy in the laydown game at the end of the season. They lost 2 games they should have won because they couldn't do anything on offense (Buffalo and Atlanta both at home).

When you are playing low scoring games turnovers will hurt even worse and they have to turn Sanchez loose because they cant beat many teams with 71 passing yards. Of course doing so will most likely lead to more turnovers...

Of course I am hoping the Jets continue to lose but everyone seems to forget that they were 11-8 last year and 2 of the wins were laydown games. I have a lot of respect for the defense but they are going to have to put some points on board in addition to shutting down the other team.

Let me put it another way. I'd be a lot more concerned if they lost because the defense gave up 30 points. They didn't.

Everyone knew the weak point of the Jets is their offense. It would be almost impossible for them not to improve off the first game offensively. I don't think it's possible for the unit as a whole to play worse.

[The Indomitable DrugS]

The Jets only turned the ball over once on offense - the defense was there all game long - and the special teams played outstanding.

They played the Ravens to a stalemate in my eyes with the home field advantage and without their best reciever. They deserved to lose because they played a little more sloppy... but, as Denny Green would say, the Jets are who we thought they were.

I think there going to lose another hard fought home game this week - but they'll still be a factor down the stretch.