Originally Posted by shilala (Post 1126900)

I think you and I are pretty much on the same page.
I never expected anything of the Jets the last two years, and I think they're winning at a much higher percentage than I'd have ever guessed. I just don't think they're playing to their potential, or at least to their supposed potential.
The song that the talking heads and sportswriters were singing prior to this year's startup was that they were heavily favored to take the Super Bowl this year. Same thing last year.
Like I mentioned earlier, that's my rub. I think they're playing right at a level where they should be, and probably winning at a higher percentage than they should be. I don't think the club is all that incredibly stacked or super talented. A couple key injuries and a couple bad bounces and they're a 6 or 7 win club. I do have to concede that they took away some games that looked lost. I should probably give them more credit for that.
I'm really starting to fear that The Dirty is more likely to wash out than become a marquee quarterback. That's a bummer for me, cause I like the kid.
I suppose I'm just jealous cause of all the press they got that I felt was
misplaced. :)
I tell ya what, if they so much as put up a fight against Brady next week, I'll eat my words. :D

Originally Posted by TheRiddick (Post 1135609)

That prevent defense at the end was a concern. Special teams did great despite Brad Smith's absence, I hope he plays next week. Good game plan by Ryan and staff, the look on Belichik's face as he left the field was priceless, maybe now he'll realize that taunting the opposition in a blow-out game is not a good idea...

Originally Posted by RRocket (Post 1135681)

I'm pretty sure he doesn't gives a $hit. Maybe when the Jets get to the Super Bowl more than once in the last 40 years (and maybe win one) he'll start to care. Until then I'm sure he'll just write it off as a "fluke" or a bad game by his club...

In case you haven't figured it out yet, there isn't much that bothers Belichik...

Originally Posted by TheRiddick (Post 1135609)

That prevent defense at the end was a concern.

Originally Posted by TheRiddick (Post 1135609)

That prevent defense at the end was a concern.

Originally Posted by massphatness (Post 1135794)

You remind me of me. I'm a lifelong Bills fan, and even when they were doing well (which seems like eons ago), I was always full of the 'Yeah, buts'

YOUR TEAM WON, DUDE! They just beat the number one seed in the AFC on the road; a team that had the best record in football this year, and a team that was double digit favorites to win as well as the odds on favorite to take the Super Bowl. Today is not a day for "Yeah buts". Today is a day to rejoice in your team. You should be printing out pictures of Rex Ryan, Santonio Holmes, Shaun Ellis and (God forbid) Mark Sanchez, laying them on your bed and rolling around naked on them while you giggle like a school girl who's just had her first kiss. Relish this moment. There are fans of 29 other teams who would gladly trade places with you right now.

Originally Posted by Blueface (Post 1135763)

Seems "a fluke" follows good ole Bill in the NY area. Heck, wasn't it a fluke that ruined his perfect season at the hands of my Giants?
Best record in football, number one seed, foiled again by NY.:D

Originally Posted by ujponds (Post 1135363)

;)

Originally Posted by RRocket (Post 1138732)

You mean the same Giants that haven't made the playoffs for the last 2 years?

Originally Posted by shilala (Post 1138926)

Consider them ate. :tu
After that showing against New England, I'm actually concerned about them coming to Pittsburgh this weekend.

Originally Posted by DBall (Post 1140678)

One can only hope that the same team that beat the Pats shows up against the Steelers... I, for one, am quite excited for Sunday!!!

Originally Posted by Blueface (Post 1140608)

Yup.
Same one.
However, still leaving that dream of ruining the perfect season as NE is still living the nightmare.;)

BTW, if shots are in order, I prefer to be the wild card and beat an undefeated team In the Super Bowl or end up 10-6, just missing the playoffs as happened this year, to a team with same record than once again, be the best team in football and choke, yet once again, to yet another NY team.

Originally Posted by Blueface (Post 1145493)

Why if they won the toss, they gave the Steelers the ball to start the game?