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Here you go Joe! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZxNeFLuY98
Personally I'd say it was 2005 when the Jets used their first pick to take Kicker Mike Nugent.
LOL, Jets fans definition of a second round 2010 pick who can't get on the field...being groomed.
"New York rookie first-round pick Quinton Coples stood out on a few plays"...got it.
Well RG would be the last demotion before cutting his ass.
I did, but didn't see a link to any of those beat writers stories or quotes from other players. When I read through the Jets OTA/Minicamp blog...
Congratulations on your head coach saying your top pick is "killing it" in shorts. I saw that Ryan quote in the May 31st ESPN Jets blog......
It's going to get a lot worse. Can't wait to hear the excuses after the Week 1 invasion.
He should focus on learning the route tree...then he could actually use the playbook.
What Dlines are you putting ahead of them? Gmen & San Fran are really all I would put ahead on paper. Secondary will be excellent but they could...
He might have more sacks than Chris Kelsay...
I remember the last time a head coach guaranteed a SuperBowl. I wonder if he still has an ass the size of a cow.
How about loser has to use a signature pic of the winners choice for the 2013 offseason?
Perhaps we could make a more realistic bet. Maybin vs. our situational pass rushers Mark Anderson, Shawne Merriman, or maybe even the DT's Marcel...
Hey but at least you guys have Maybin! Guaranteed double digit sacks this year.
How about a good natured bet? Or are you the type that guarantees a Super Bowl every year?
Are you aware of the new defensive coordinator? All the stache does is produce top 10 defenses. Obviously Buffalo has a lot to prove....
Tim Tebow!
Just to put things in perspective...the likely third down pass rush specialists for the Bills are Mark Anderson 10 sacks last year or a possibly...
C'mon guys you know they just drafted him for Tebow...he comes from the Georgia Tech option and is already used to the QB not throwing him the ball.
