Week 9: (3-5) Jets at (3-4) Dolphins

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  1. The Dark Knight

    The Dark Knight Well-Known Member

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    Both teams are coming off of 2 game winning streaks. Miami is also coming off of a BYE. Who gets their 3rd straight win?
     
  2. FJF

    FJF 2018 MVP Joe Namath Award Winner

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    I don't feel like our hopes are high enough for that crushing loss we know is coming,
    Jets win by 14
     
  3. Poeman

    Poeman Well-Known Member

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    Tougher question is...

    Who has the worse quarterback situation?

    Jets or Dolphins
     
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    The Dark Knight Well-Known Member

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    Miami clearly. Tannehill is not the answer and is being paid big money. Their future is not on the roster. The Jets know Fitz is not the answer, but they atleast could have the answer with Hackenberg or Petty.
     
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    Just wait til after the bye week when people have had enough time to fool themselves. 85-3 Patriots.
     
  6. Poeman

    Poeman Well-Known Member

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    Every week, I wonder how the hell does Brady stay healthy while Big Ben gets beaten up and injured like a rag doll.

    How do they do this with a average O-Line?
     
  7. BrowningNagle

    BrowningNagle Well-Known Member

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    Roethlisberger holds onto the football longer. He has his whole career. Just by their style of play Roethlisberger would take more hits and have an increased chance of injury.

    the patriots get by with an average O-line because Brady is excellent at getting the ball out, has great pocket presence, and those fuckers hold, hold, hold, as much as possible
     
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    I have two words for my fellow jet fans.....Jay Ajayi.

    That team has gone back to old school football, if the jets can contain him, then they have a chance, but if Sixpatrick has one of his games, oh man we are in trouble.

    I don't see the jets defense being able to stop their running game if the jets offense does not sustain drives.
     
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  9. The Dark Knight

    The Dark Knight Well-Known Member

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    I have always said I like the NFL the most out of any sport because of the importance of each game. This year is a perfect example. Just go back to Week 1. The Jets completely outplayed the Bengals, yet blew the game in the end with many self-inflicting mistakes to lose by 1. If they had won the game they would be (4-4) right now and many people would still consider them a threat. Instead, they lost that game and ran into a tough schedule with road games in Kansas City, Pittsburgh and Arizona. Plus a home game against a Seahawks team who was just better than them leaving the Jets at (1-5) and dead. Now, I am not saying the Jets would be looked at as a great team at (4-4), but I think there would be a better overall feeling with the fan base.

    Getting to (5-5) with wins against the Dolphins and Rams could get fans excited, but it is likely too little too late and it can all stem back to Week 1.
     
  10. Poeman

    Poeman Well-Known Member

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    The one thing we half do okay on defense is stop people on the run...But who knows if our d-line will show up
     
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    Going Jarvis Landry heavy on daily fantasy this week. Don't see Ayjai going off against our run defense but who knows anymore.
     
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    It's actually a deceiving stat, they have been strong at home, giving up only 43 yards, on the road they give up 92 yards rushing a game.
     
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    92 yards rushing on the road is pretty low. That figure is also inflated because David Johnson had that big run on monday night. Take away that 1 run and he had 53 yards rushing that night and the Jets as a team have only gave up 83 yards rushing on average on the road.

    I'm not worried about Ajayi. If Miami's plan is to have a power run offense I like the Jets chances. We match up well with that.
     
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    More concerned with that WR Jarvis Landry. He may torch Revis
     
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    absolutely. Landry is a hell of a player
     
  16. No Fly Zone

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    It's more that Ben tries to extend plays to give his receivers time to get open and then he fires on target to receivers in those broken plays, something we haven't seen with the Jets in ages. Brady, like Peyton, on the other hand lives to fight another day, if his quick routes aren't there and there's nothing open down field he'll throw it away rather than take a hit to extend a play. Not rushing Brady and covering short routes is really the only way to consistently compete against him. Yes there are times when he bows to pressure in his face and shits the bed for a qtr or 2 but unlike Bowles BB will see and adjust to what's being done and then have an eligible lineman on every play to help in protection. It would be nice for once to have a competent HC that has a feel for the game flow and can adjust in-game rather than just sticking to the script for the week regardless of how bad it turns out.
     
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    The Dark Knight Well-Known Member

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    The Jets can't put Revis one on one with Landry. He would get torched every play. Revis needs to cover their #2 and have two other Jets double cover Landry.
     
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    Most here thought the same thing last year too but Bowles doesn't get it, he'll just keep throwing Revis out there to cover their top receiver. I can't tell if its because he's too stupid to see that Revis can't cover man any longer (I'd say that's the reason) or he has a built in excuse that he put his top CB on their top receiver just like any other team would do. The more Revis gets torched as the season goes on the more it becomes clear Bowles is clueless and has no idea how to hide an aging Revis.
     
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    At some point Revis needs to do what Charles Woodson did and adapt his game for longevity
     
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    This is going to be the game we need our d-lineman to generate pressure while flooding the passing lanes.
     

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