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Ok.....so what does that imply for his prospects going forward?
Is facing a different defense going to stop him from running into his own man and fumbling?
There may actually be a hole there if not for the Ravens steel curtain. So yes.
LT also played the Ravens. It's not like a different team trotted onto the field each time Greene was in the backfield.
Compared to Greene...LDT looked like, "he's back!"..........not sure that's saying a lot.I think every team they play will stack the box and make Dirty/Sucky Sanchez try to beat them through the air.
KiJana Carter was the future once too, guy.
All the "now LT is back/Greene is a bust" hyperbole aside...this is the bigger issue. Sanchez with his checkdowns looks like he's having a major confidence issue, and if he can't correct it, LT is going to be the one in there for those receptions.
Wow, that is a classic! I will say the problem isn't Greene, it is Sanchez; he isn't fooling anyone. I don't think that Holmes is going to solve it either. Real question is how many games does he start this year. Unless Sanchez picks it up, Greene is going to struggle; just like everyone else on the Jets (ok maybe not the defense).
Kellen Clemens better start paying attention at practice.
After last year's run, this team thinks they can win NOW. Especially after this week's loss, they are not worried about the future. LT led this team in every way tonight, including standing up to Lewis and others when they were talking trash. They need the veteran presence on offense. Those that think Green is in for 20+ carries week in and week out are in for a rude surprise. And with the fumbing, who do you think Rex is gonna trust in the red zone??? If LT stays healthy Green was worth nothing more than a 4th/5th rounder..Mayyyyyyybe late 3rd.
I benched him for spiller, i was screwed either way. I just didnt know it....
2 fumbles... 1 after he ran into his own o-lineman... ball just pops out...
Hands of stone screen pass drop was equally as bad, Sanchez can't throw a better ball than that.
I just wanna know if you're gonna un-bold him from your lineup. And I think I speak for everyone here when I say that.
If you can't catch a little flare pass, you don't belong as a starting RB in the NFL. He's not running HB posts or eight yard squares to the left sideline, it's a flare pass five yards from the QB. If the Jets can't count on him to execute that, guess where he's gonna be?
The thing about that play that stood out to me is that he had been seriously benched fir the majority of the second half up until then. LT rips off back to back great runs so he needs a breather. Greene gets his chance to help and immediately drops the ball. SUB. LT in immediately. Signed, excited LT owner.
Unless ole Rex keeps giving each opponent bulletin board material.
On the few carries he had, I thought eh looked much faster than LT, and not only that, faster than last year. Biggest impact was the D, 2nd was their O being tighter than a nun on sunday.I hope Greene has a couple more bad games so I can target himDoctor Detroit said:
they did bring him back in in crunch time. he looked nervous. he then dropped a key pass and was benched again.sjacksonfan said:They benched him after the 2nd fumble. They'd be fools to not feed that guy. He's all they have.The Jets players and coaches should be ashamed for that debacle tonight. Maybe the worst looking 1 pt. defeat in history. Should have known after watching Schottenheimer on Hard Knocks talking about giving his dad a superbowl ring.
Y'all are micro-analyzing this ####. He's a fine running back. The fumbles, coupled with LT looking good, are the only issues. If Greene got 25 carreis a game he would be a super stud. But the bottom line is that with his fumbling issues and with another good back to share the load with, it only makes sense for the coach to limit Green's touches for now.
I saw the play. That was the only time he was on the field after the 2nd fumble. Not sure why they're trying to turn the guy into Brian Westbrook with all the screenpasses. Just let him pound it in between the tackles.The Jet offense with all of the movement and play changes before the snap...just ridiculous. I've never seen an offense make it so complicated before the snap the ball and then not even look like a high school offense after the snap. It was comedy. Enough with all of the movement. Even Gruden saying the o-linemen confused out there. Just be able to do the basics first before you start with the bells and whistles.they did bring him back in in crunch time. he looked nervous. he then dropped a key pass and was benched again.sjacksonfan said:They benched him after the 2nd fumble. They'd be fools to not feed that guy. He's all they have.The Jets players and coaches should be ashamed for that debacle tonight. Maybe the worst looking 1 pt. defeat in history. Should have known after watching Schottenheimer on Hard Knocks talking about giving his dad a superbowl ring.
What game were you watching ? The sound you hear is SG's FF value circling the drain......bust.
Unfortunately, I think he did.Signed,Long suffering Jet FanDoctor Detroit said:
Unwrittenlaw said:
the one play in particular was late in the 4th Q, and they have LT banging left,right, all over the place..they take him out for a play and run a pass to Greene in the flat ( Sanchez checkdown?), and SG dropped it..well, why run Greene out there of you're going to pass to the RB, why not keep LT in the game?? then they switch and go back to LT for the very next play.. 
