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I can see it already. Jets now beat Bengals and Colts when it counts (1 Viewer)

gradin123

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Oh the irony.

The Bengals and the Colts both gave B efforts allowing the Jets to sneak into the playoffs and now that they are there they could play the Bengals and the Colts the first two weeks.

I like the Jets over the Bengals this week. I realize the Bengals rested some defensive starters and held back on their game plan but I just think the Jets are a better team.

They both play almost exactly the same style I just think the Jets O-Line and their Defense is better.

If the Jets do win and if the Patriots beat the Ravens then the Jets will head to Indy in Week#2 and I honestly think they can win that game too.

What gets lost in all the hoopla about the Colts shutting down in their first match was that the Jets were in the game anyways. They were only down by 6 points in the 3rd quarter. A lot of people assume that if Peyton had stayed in the Colts would have won and they probably would have but make no mistake about it. That game was no cake walk for the Colts anyways.

If they do play again I think it is the Jets who might actually have a bit of chip on shoulders because it seems everyone dismisses what was a good effort against the Colts the first time as a gift. It was to a certain degree but the Jets played hard for 60 minutes and IMO they can hang with The Colts.

See I think the Jets may actually have the right type of team to upset the Colts. They can run against the Colts and work on the clock when they have the ball and their Defense is good enough to stop Peyton a few times. The key of course would be Sanchez. He would have to avoid any mistakes but even though I think the Colts would beat the Jets I also wouldn't be shocked to see the Jets beat them and I think it would be a tight game.

 
It didn't look like the Jets had a chance against Indy the last time the two met while the Colts starters were playing. Not too sure how much has changed since then.

But I agree about the Bengals having a good chance to lose.

 
The Jets are a good team. With a veteran QB, the Jets probably would have competed for a first round bye.

With the Pats now banged up, I would currently rank the Jets third on the AFC side, and capable of beating anyone (nobody is going to blow them out - they'll be "in" every game.) I expect them to beat Cincy, and, at the least, stay with whomever is next.

 
gradin123 said:
Oh the irony.

The Bengals and the Colts both gave B efforts allowing the Jets to sneak into the playoffs and now that they are there they could play the Bengals and the Colts the first two weeks.

I like the Jets over the Bengals this week. I realize the Bengals rested some defensive starters and held back on their game plan but I just think the Jets are a better team.

They both play almost exactly the same style I just think the Jets O-Line and their Defense is better.

If the Jets do win and if the Patriots beat the Ravens then the Jets will head to Indy in Week#2 and I honestly think they can win that game too.

What gets lost in all the hoopla about the Colts shutting down in their first match was that the Jets were in the game anyways. They were only down by 6 points in the 3rd quarter. A lot of people assume that if Peyton had stayed in the Colts would have won and they probably would have but make no mistake about it. That game was no cake walk for the Colts anyways.

If they do play again I think it is the Jets who might actually have a bit of chip on shoulders because it seems everyone dismisses what was a good effort against the Colts the first time as a gift. It was to a certain degree but the Jets played hard for 60 minutes and IMO they can hang with The Colts.

See I think the Jets may actually have the right type of team to upset the Colts. They can run against the Colts and work on the clock when they have the ball and their Defense is good enough to stop Peyton a few times. The key of course would be Sanchez. He would have to avoid any mistakes but even though I think the Colts would beat the Jets I also wouldn't be shocked to see the Jets beat them and I think it would be a tight game.
there is zero chance the Jets beat Cincy...after being gifted a playoff spot and two easy wins the past two weeks, the Jets must now play against teams who are actually trying to win..there's a little too much of the Jets patting themselves on the back for making the postseason.they backed in, no way around it.they basically needed an Act of Congress to get in, and they got it.

the slipper needed to be back at the factory at the stroke of midnight.

it's already 12.15..

and talking about the Colts v. Jets is humorous.The Jets were getting pummeled by the Colts before they pulled their starters..

so they beat second string Bengals, and 3rd string Colts in meaningless ( for Bengals/Colts) games..

 
gradin123 said:
Oh the irony.

The Bengals and the Colts both gave B efforts allowing the Jets to sneak into the playoffs and now that they are there they could play the Bengals and the Colts the first two weeks.

I like the Jets over the Bengals this week. I realize the Bengals rested some defensive starters and held back on their game plan but I just think the Jets are a better team.

They both play almost exactly the same style I just think the Jets O-Line and their Defense is better.

If the Jets do win and if the Patriots beat the Ravens then the Jets will head to Indy in Week#2 and I honestly think they can win that game too.

What gets lost in all the hoopla about the Colts shutting down in their first match was that the Jets were in the game anyways. They were only down by 6 points in the 3rd quarter. A lot of people assume that if Peyton had stayed in the Colts would have won and they probably would have but make no mistake about it. That game was no cake walk for the Colts anyways.

If they do play again I think it is the Jets who might actually have a bit of chip on shoulders because it seems everyone dismisses what was a good effort against the Colts the first time as a gift. It was to a certain degree but the Jets played hard for 60 minutes and IMO they can hang with The Colts.

See I think the Jets may actually have the right type of team to upset the Colts. They can run against the Colts and work on the clock when they have the ball and their Defense is good enough to stop Peyton a few times. The key of course would be Sanchez. He would have to avoid any mistakes but even though I think the Colts would beat the Jets I also wouldn't be shocked to see the Jets beat them and I think it would be a tight game.
there is zero chance the Jets beat Cincy...after being gifted a playoff spot and two easy wins the past two weeks, the Jets must now play against teams who are actually trying to win..there's a little too much of the Jets patting themselves on the back for making the postseason.they backed in, no way around it.they basically needed an Act of Congress to get in, and they got it.

the slipper needed to be back at the factory at the stroke of midnight.

it's already 12.15..

and talking about the Colts v. Jets is humorous.The Jets were getting pummeled by the Colts before they pulled their starters..

so they beat second string Bengals, and 3rd string Colts in meaningless ( for Bengals/Colts) games..
9-3 after a half?edit: Maybe that works in the "other" football, where they talk about a team that "dominated" after they won 1-0. But 9-3, then 10-9, then 15-10 is hardly a pummeling.

 
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gradin123 said:
Oh the irony.

The Bengals and the Colts both gave B efforts allowing the Jets to sneak into the playoffs and now that they are there they could play the Bengals and the Colts the first two weeks.

I like the Jets over the Bengals this week. I realize the Bengals rested some defensive starters and held back on their game plan but I just think the Jets are a better team.

They both play almost exactly the same style I just think the Jets O-Line and their Defense is better.

If the Jets do win and if the Patriots beat the Ravens then the Jets will head to Indy in Week#2 and I honestly think they can win that game too.

What gets lost in all the hoopla about the Colts shutting down in their first match was that the Jets were in the game anyways. They were only down by 6 points in the 3rd quarter. A lot of people assume that if Peyton had stayed in the Colts would have won and they probably would have but make no mistake about it. That game was no cake walk for the Colts anyways.

If they do play again I think it is the Jets who might actually have a bit of chip on shoulders because it seems everyone dismisses what was a good effort against the Colts the first time as a gift. It was to a certain degree but the Jets played hard for 60 minutes and IMO they can hang with The Colts.

See I think the Jets may actually have the right type of team to upset the Colts. They can run against the Colts and work on the clock when they have the ball and their Defense is good enough to stop Peyton a few times. The key of course would be Sanchez. He would have to avoid any mistakes but even though I think the Colts would beat the Jets I also wouldn't be shocked to see the Jets beat them and I think it would be a tight game.
there is zero chance the Jets beat Cincy...after being gifted a playoff spot and two easy wins the past two weeks, the Jets must now play against teams who are actually trying to win..there's a little too much of the Jets patting themselves on the back for making the postseason.they backed in, no way around it.they basically needed an Act of Congress to get in, and they got it.

the slipper needed to be back at the factory at the stroke of midnight.

it's already 12.15..

and talking about the Colts v. Jets is humorous.The Jets were getting pummeled by the Colts before they pulled their starters..

so they beat second string Bengals, and 3rd string Colts in meaningless ( for Bengals/Colts) games..
:blackdot:

However it's spun, in the end, this is a terrific stepping stone and experience for a rookie HC and Rookie QB to build on.

Let Sanchez get just a little playoff experience before bowing down to the great Bengals when they Try.

 
gradin123 said:
Oh the irony.

The Bengals and the Colts both gave B efforts allowing the Jets to sneak into the playoffs and now that they are there they could play the Bengals and the Colts the first two weeks.

I like the Jets over the Bengals this week. I realize the Bengals rested some defensive starters and held back on their game plan but I just think the Jets are a better team.

They both play almost exactly the same style I just think the Jets O-Line and their Defense is better.

If the Jets do win and if the Patriots beat the Ravens then the Jets will head to Indy in Week#2 and I honestly think they can win that game too.

What gets lost in all the hoopla about the Colts shutting down in their first match was that the Jets were in the game anyways. They were only down by 6 points in the 3rd quarter. A lot of people assume that if Peyton had stayed in the Colts would have won and they probably would have but make no mistake about it. That game was no cake walk for the Colts anyways.

If they do play again I think it is the Jets who might actually have a bit of chip on shoulders because it seems everyone dismisses what was a good effort against the Colts the first time as a gift. It was to a certain degree but the Jets played hard for 60 minutes and IMO they can hang with The Colts.

See I think the Jets may actually have the right type of team to upset the Colts. They can run against the Colts and work on the clock when they have the ball and their Defense is good enough to stop Peyton a few times. The key of course would be Sanchez. He would have to avoid any mistakes but even though I think the Colts would beat the Jets I also wouldn't be shocked to see the Jets beat them and I think it would be a tight game.
there is zero chance the Jets beat Cincy...after being gifted a playoff spot and two easy wins the past two weeks, the Jets must now play against teams who are actually trying to win..there's a little too much of the Jets patting themselves on the back for making the postseason.they backed in, no way around it.they basically needed an Act of Congress to get in, and they got it.

the slipper needed to be back at the factory at the stroke of midnight.

it's already 12.15..

and talking about the Colts v. Jets is humorous.The Jets were getting pummeled by the Colts before they pulled their starters..

so they beat second string Bengals, and 3rd string Colts in meaningless ( for Bengals/Colts) games..
geez.. somebody wake up on the wrong side of the bed or what.. I really don't think they have enough offense to hang with the Colts but to claim they have zero chance against the Bengals is bit off.. They have a great chance this week & I expect them to win..
 
The Jets will lose next week for the same reason the Colts will the week after. Neither team will have played a meaningful game in weeks. The Bengals had their choice to play the Texans or the Jets next week. They chose the Jets for a reason. Because they can beat the Jets easier than they can beat the Texans.

And for the guy who puts the Jets third in the AFC, the only way that could be funnier is if you put them first.

 
I'm not posting about the Jets anymore after this. Everyone just assumes the jets stink and i guess they'll just have to prove otherwise on the field.

If you take QB out of the equation (and i realize that you cant do that) the jets talent is certainly top 7-8 in the NFL. If they still had Kris Jenkins and Leon Washington, we're talking top 5.

Unless Mark Sanchez throws at least 3 INT's (or 2 INT's setting the Bengals up deep in NYJ territory) the jets are goign to win this game by at least a TD. If he doesnt turn the ball over at all, I'd be shocked if Cincy is within 14.

Other than QB, WR1 (which doesnt matter much at all with Revis guarding 85) and Cb2 (joseph or hall are certainly better than sheppard or strickland) i think the jets are the better team pretty much across the board. You might be able to make the argument that Cincy's DL is better than the Jets (with Jenkins out) but with cincy so banged up (2 DT's banged up and 1 that just went on IR) i'm not sure thats fair to say after last night's massacre.

The Jets have the unquestioned top defense in the league and the top statistical Running game. They've got an O-line with 2 pro-bowlers and another knocking on the door (ferguson). None of the 5 have missed a start in 2 years. Yes, the bengals have a better passing game, but the Jets have Revis. I dont see any other WR on Cincy threatening the Jets with Revis locking down 85. He's that good. Plus, it appears Rhodes re-grew his #### at some point this winter.

Could the jets lose on saturday? They're the jets, so of course they could. But i dont think they will. I dont think this Bengal team is mature enough to just brush away a beating like last night and turn the switch back on.

 
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The Jets will lose next week for the same reason the Colts will the week after. Neither team will have played a meaningful game in weeks. The Bengals had their choice to play the Texans or the Jets next week. They chose the Jets for a reason. Because they can beat the Jets easier than they can beat the Texans.And for the guy who puts the Jets third in the AFC, the only way that could be funnier is if you put them first.
The Bengals haven't played a meaningful game in weeks, either, according to this theory.
 
gradin123 said:
Oh the irony.

The Bengals and the Colts both gave B efforts allowing the Jets to sneak into the playoffs and now that they are there they could play the Bengals and the Colts the first two weeks.

I like the Jets over the Bengals this week. I realize the Bengals rested some defensive starters and held back on their game plan but I just think the Jets are a better team.

They both play almost exactly the same style I just think the Jets O-Line and their Defense is better.

If the Jets do win and if the Patriots beat the Ravens then the Jets will head to Indy in Week#2 and I honestly think they can win that game too.

What gets lost in all the hoopla about the Colts shutting down in their first match was that the Jets were in the game anyways. They were only down by 6 points in the 3rd quarter. A lot of people assume that if Peyton had stayed in the Colts would have won and they probably would have but make no mistake about it. That game was no cake walk for the Colts anyways.

If they do play again I think it is the Jets who might actually have a bit of chip on shoulders because it seems everyone dismisses what was a good effort against the Colts the first time as a gift. It was to a certain degree but the Jets played hard for 60 minutes and IMO they can hang with The Colts.

See I think the Jets may actually have the right type of team to upset the Colts. They can run against the Colts and work on the clock when they have the ball and their Defense is good enough to stop Peyton a few times. The key of course would be Sanchez. He would have to avoid any mistakes but even though I think the Colts would beat the Jets I also wouldn't be shocked to see the Jets beat them and I think it would be a tight game.
there is zero chance the Jets beat Cincy...after being gifted a playoff spot and two easy wins the past two weeks, the Jets must now play against teams who are actually trying to win..there's a little too much of the Jets patting themselves on the back for making the postseason.they backed in, no way around it.they basically needed an Act of Congress to get in, and they got it.

the slipper needed to be back at the factory at the stroke of midnight.

it's already 12.15..

and talking about the Colts v. Jets is humorous.The Jets were getting pummeled by the Colts before they pulled their starters..

so they beat second string Bengals, and 3rd string Colts in meaningless ( for Bengals/Colts) games..
:goodposting:

However it's spun, in the end, this is a terrific stepping stone and experience for a rookie HC and Rookie QB to build on.

Let Sanchez get just a little playoff experience before bowing down to the great Bengals when they Try.
Wish every Jets fan was more like this. Regardless of how they got in it will be a great experience for both rookies.I'm blessed to be surrounded by green hysteria. Talk of the Super Bowl, etc. It's crazy.

 
gradin123 said:
Oh the irony.

The Bengals and the Colts both gave B efforts allowing the Jets to sneak into the playoffs and now that they are there they could play the Bengals and the Colts the first two weeks.

I like the Jets over the Bengals this week. I realize the Bengals rested some defensive starters and held back on their game plan but I just think the Jets are a better team.

They both play almost exactly the same style I just think the Jets O-Line and their Defense is better.

If the Jets do win and if the Patriots beat the Ravens then the Jets will head to Indy in Week#2 and I honestly think they can win that game too.

What gets lost in all the hoopla about the Colts shutting down in their first match was that the Jets were in the game anyways. They were only down by 6 points in the 3rd quarter. A lot of people assume that if Peyton had stayed in the Colts would have won and they probably would have but make no mistake about it. That game was no cake walk for the Colts anyways.

If they do play again I think it is the Jets who might actually have a bit of chip on shoulders because it seems everyone dismisses what was a good effort against the Colts the first time as a gift. It was to a certain degree but the Jets played hard for 60 minutes and IMO they can hang with The Colts.

See I think the Jets may actually have the right type of team to upset the Colts. They can run against the Colts and work on the clock when they have the ball and their Defense is good enough to stop Peyton a few times. The key of course would be Sanchez. He would have to avoid any mistakes but even though I think the Colts would beat the Jets I also wouldn't be shocked to see the Jets beat them and I think it would be a tight game.
there is zero chance the Jets beat Cincy...after being gifted a playoff spot and two easy wins the past two weeks, the Jets must now play against teams who are actually trying to win..there's a little too much of the Jets patting themselves on the back for making the postseason.they backed in, no way around it.they basically needed an Act of Congress to get in, and they got it.

the slipper needed to be back at the factory at the stroke of midnight.

it's already 12.15..

and talking about the Colts v. Jets is humorous.The Jets were getting pummeled by the Colts before they pulled their starters..

so they beat second string Bengals, and 3rd string Colts in meaningless ( for Bengals/Colts) games..
:goodposting:

However it's spun, in the end, this is a terrific stepping stone and experience for a rookie HC and Rookie QB to build on.

Let Sanchez get just a little playoff experience before bowing down to the great Bengals when they Try.
Wish every Jets fan was more like this. Regardless of how they got in it will be a great experience for both rookies.I'm blessed to be surrounded by green hysteria. Talk of the Super Bowl, etc. It's crazy.
If I worked with you, you would be trying to get my Green Boot out of your rear all morning GB.

:2cents:

 
I do NOT believe the Jets are going to the superbowl. I dont even think they will beat Indy. But i do think they beat Cincy and i do think Peyton will be sweating in the 4th quarter in 2 weeks.

 
The Jets haven't beaten a good team since week 2. They are the worst team to make it to the playoffs that I can remember. It is a travesty that they are representing the AFC in the playoffs at all.
By saying this, you are saying that ability to throw the football is the only thing that matters in the NFL, because the jets are very good at everything else.
 
I'm not posting about the Jets anymore after this. Everyone just assumes the jets stink and i guess they'll just have to prove otherwise on the field.If you take QB out of the equation (and i realize that you cant do that) the jets talent is certainly top 7-8 in the NFL. If they still had Kris Jenkins and Leon Washington, we're talking top 5. Unless Mark Sanchez throws at least 3 INT's (or 2 INT's setting the Bengals up deep in NYJ territory) the jets are goign to win this game by at least a TD. If he doesnt turn the ball over at all, I'd be shocked if Cincy is within 14. Other than QB, WR1 (which doesnt matter much at all with Revis guarding 85) and Cb2 (joseph or hall are certainly better than sheppard or strickland) i think the jets are the better team pretty much across the board. You might be able to make the argument that Cincy's DL is better than the Jets (with Jenkins out) but with cincy so banged up (2 DT's banged up and 1 that just went on IR) i'm not sure thats fair to say after last night's massacre. The Jets have the unquestioned top defense in the league and the top statistical Running game. They've got an O-line with 2 pro-bowlers and another knocking on the door (ferguson). None of the 5 have missed a start in 2 years. Yes, the bengals have a better passing game, but the Jets have Revis. I dont see any other WR on Cincy threatening the Jets with Revis locking down 85. He's that good. Plus, it appears Rhodes re-grew his #### at some point this winter. Could the jets lose on saturday? They're the jets, so of course they could. But i dont think they will. I dont think this Bengal team is mature enough to just brush away a beating like last night and turn the switch back on.
This is a fair post and I basically agree with you.However, I continue to see the caveat "if Sanchez doesn't have a terrible game" all over the reasons why the Jets are going to win. Let me just say I completely agree. The only problem is I fully expect Sanchez to have a terrible game. He is a rookie QB that is prone to interceptions playing on the road against an outstanding secondary in his first playoff game. I can only hope he is nieve enough to think it will be anything like this past week.
 
I'm not posting about the Jets anymore after this. Everyone just assumes the jets stink and i guess they'll just have to prove otherwise on the field.
ENJOY IT GB!!!!!!That's just the way it goes - There are a lot of fans who's team was just on the outside of the Dance... There's a lot of jealous fans right now and a bunch of teams who laid some nasty eggs down the stretch....

Hey, I'd be jealous as well - But, I also know when my own team needs to take care of business before I cry about what any other team got.

The Jets CERTAINLY lucked out...

But, every Jet fan I know is just enjoying being here and looking for experience for Sanchez and something to build on for next year....

But, Most reasonable football fans give the Jets a chance this week...

 
no question about it. He's a young kid that has made some very poor decisions this year. He has literally thrown games away this year. He could certainly do it again.

But if Cincy defends the run like they did last night, he wont need to do much. I could have QB'd the jets to a win last night.

 
It didn't look like the Jets had a chance against Indy the last time the two met while the Colts starters were playing.
True, they were getting slaughtered 15-10 at the time. :thumbup: I don't think they would beat the Colts at Indy in the playoffs, but as the OP stated they would stand a chance.
 
gradin123 said:
Oh the irony.

The Bengals and the Colts both gave B efforts allowing the Jets to sneak into the playoffs and now that they are there they could play the Bengals and the Colts the first two weeks.

I like the Jets over the Bengals this week. I realize the Bengals rested some defensive starters and held back on their game plan but I just think the Jets are a better team.

They both play almost exactly the same style I just think the Jets O-Line and their Defense is better.

If the Jets do win and if the Patriots beat the Ravens then the Jets will head to Indy in Week#2 and I honestly think they can win that game too.

What gets lost in all the hoopla about the Colts shutting down in their first match was that the Jets were in the game anyways. They were only down by 6 points in the 3rd quarter. A lot of people assume that if Peyton had stayed in the Colts would have won and they probably would have but make no mistake about it. That game was no cake walk for the Colts anyways.

If they do play again I think it is the Jets who might actually have a bit of chip on shoulders because it seems everyone dismisses what was a good effort against the Colts the first time as a gift. It was to a certain degree but the Jets played hard for 60 minutes and IMO they can hang with The Colts.

See I think the Jets may actually have the right type of team to upset the Colts. They can run against the Colts and work on the clock when they have the ball and their Defense is good enough to stop Peyton a few times. The key of course would be Sanchez. He would have to avoid any mistakes but even though I think the Colts would beat the Jets I also wouldn't be shocked to see the Jets beat them and I think it would be a tight game.
there is zero chance the Jets beat Cincy...after being gifted a playoff spot and two easy wins the past two weeks, the Jets must now play against teams who are actually trying to win..there's a little too much of the Jets patting themselves on the back for making the postseason.they backed in, no way around it.they basically needed an Act of Congress to get in, and they got it.

the slipper needed to be back at the factory at the stroke of midnight.

it's already 12.15..

and talking about the Colts v. Jets is humorous.The Jets were getting pummeled by the Colts before they pulled their starters..

so they beat second string Bengals, and 3rd string Colts in meaningless ( for Bengals/Colts) games..
:lmao: However it's spun, in the end, this is a terrific stepping stone and experience for a rookie HC and Rookie QB to build on.

Let Sanchez get just a little playoff experience before bowing down to the great Bengals when they Try.
Wish every Jets fan was more like this. Regardless of how they got in it will be a great experience for both rookies.I'm blessed to be surrounded by green hysteria. Talk of the Super Bowl, etc. It's crazy.
If I worked with you, you would be trying to get my Green Boot out of your rear all morning GB. ;)
Not necessary - Co-workers, friends & family are doing a pretty good job of it so far. Had to shut the cell phone off yesterday.Just don't understand how they can get so worked up - these are people that have had their hearts broken for 30 years. They'll just never learn I guess.

I think they have a great shot at beating the Bengals this Saturday. Can't say the same if the play the Colts a week later.

 
:unsure: However it's spun, in the end, this is a terrific stepping stone and experience for a rookie HC and Rookie QB to build on.Let Sanchez get just a little playoff experience before bowing down to the great Bengals when they Try.
Wish every Jets fan was more like this. Regardless of how they got in it will be a great experience for both rookies.I'm blessed to be surrounded by green hysteria. Talk of the Super Bowl, etc. It's crazy.
If I worked with you, you would be trying to get my Green Boot out of your rear all morning GB. ;)
Not necessary - Co-workers, friends & family are doing a pretty good job of it so far. Had to shut the cell phone off yesterday.Just don't understand how they can get so worked up - these are people that have had their hearts broken for 30 years. They'll just never learn I guess.I think they have a great shot at beating the Bengals this Saturday. Can't say the same if the play the Colts a week later.
I think the amount people get "worked up" is directly correlated with your buddies or co-workers and how much #### YOU give them....I have a feeling you laid it on pretty thick this season and now you and your avatar get to watch the Jets in the playoffs....All Good :confused:
 
Some of the Jets-hater posts in this thread made me laugh out loud. Thanks for the chuckles. I can only assume they are on big game fishing trips, because they can't possibly be that stupid. Can they?

A team with the top ranked defense and rushing offense cannot be taken lightly. The Jets defense only gave up 8 offensive TD's all year. Every other game, if you want to look at it that way.

Still, I'm not sure the Jets can win next Saturday. Cincy will put 9 in the box (because 8 usually isn't enough to shut down the Jets running game) and force Sanchez to throw. I expect him to implode. That's how you beat the Jets. Make Sanchez throw and give the game away. If Sanchez can manage 200 yards, a TD and one INT (not a pik 6) that would probably be enough, but he hasn't played like an NFL QB since September.

Cincy will force Sanchez to prove he is an NFL QB. I have yet to see him play like one since the fast start he had in Sept. It will fall on Sanchez's shoulders to make some NFL caliber plays. If he continues to stare down his primary target, continues to be unable to check down and get rid of the ball quickly, fails to make the hot reads, Cincy will win. Probably. But it isn't a slam dunk either.

The Jets have carried Sanchez on their backs all year. This team is good enough that they could still pull out a win if Sanchez does nothing to win. On the other hand, the Bengals will have to avoid turnovers too. The Jets D can beat them by themselves if the Bengals offense makes some mistakes as well.

I don't see either team putting up more than 20 points. 13-10 would not surprise me at all.

 
Sanchez just has to be able to not make too many mistakes, and manage the game. If Dilfer & Brad Johnson could do it, then Sanchez can.

 
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I'd love to see the NYJ play spoiler to the Bungles and Colts. I just don't see it happening. I think the Bungles handle them with ease this week actually. Cinci held back their game plan a ton, they rested several players and lacked any emotion what so ever in the game yesterday. The Jets were playing for their lives and it showed. Oh and they are going to be in Cinci this time around. Cinci will man up with their excellent CBs and put 8 (some times 9) in the box forcing Sanchez to beat them this time. They will go all out to stop the NYJ running game and IMO they are good enough to have success doing so. I'm sure they will hit a few big plays, but he WILL make mistakes and Cinci will take advantage of them.

 
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Their defense is what I envisioned the Ravens every year. Not one that you want to face in the playoffs. If the Jets can get their offense going, and Sanchez doesn't blow it, I could very well see them making a major splash this year. They are very reminiscent of the 2000 Ravens.

 
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I'd love to see the NYJ play spoiler to the Bungles and Colts. I just don't see it happening. I think the Bungles handle them with ease this week actually. Cinci held back their game plan a ton, they rested several players and lacked any emotion what so ever in the game yesterday. The Jets were playing for their lives and it showed. Oh and they are going to be in Cinci this time around. Cinci will man up with their excellent CBs and put 8 (some times 9) in the box forcing Sanchez to beat them this time. They will go all out to stop the NYJ running game and IMO they are good enough to have success doing so. I'm sure they will hit a few big plays, but he WILL make mistakes and Cinci will take advantage of them.
Handle them with ease? This is what I don't get. The Bengals will have their hands full, and about that there is no doubt in my mind. Too many people dismiss how good the Jets D really is. Ocho is injured now too. If Cinci wins, it will be because their defense outscores their offense.
 
The biggest edge the Bengals have is at QB but Carson Palmer isn't exactly lighting it up these days.

Cotchery is a very very solid receiver. In the right system I think he is a top 10 receiver in this league. Comparable to Hines Ward in my view and I think Cotchery will step up his game in the playoffs. I do think (especially against the Colts) that the Jets will be forced to pass more and Cotchery should be the focal point of the Jets passing game not Edwards.

If I have one major criticism of the Jets playcalling lately is that they are designing too many big plays to go towards Braylon Edwards instead of Cotchery.

Edwards is still up to his old tricks of dropping balls(dropped another TD pass last night). Meanwhile, Cotchery basically catches everything thrown his way.

 
Just for the record, the Colts rested STARTERS in the last game against the Jets. They also played a very vanilla gameplan. You guys are cracking me up thinking the Jets were in a "real" game against the Colts "starters".

Blackdot this, I pray for a Jets Colts rematch in 2 weeks!

 
Just for the record, the Colts rested STARTERS in the last game against the Jets. They also played a very vanilla gameplan. You guys are cracking me up thinking the Jets were in a "real" game against the Colts "starters".Blackdot this, I pray for a Jets Colts rematch in 2 weeks!
pizzatyme after a Colts loss to the Jets in 2 weeks:"Just for the record, the Colts beat themselves. All the bounces went the Jets way. You guys are cracking me up thinking the Jets actually are the better team than the Colts."
 
there is zero chance the Jets beat Cincy...after being gifted a playoff spot and two easy wins the past two weeks, the Jets must now play against teams who are actually trying to win..

there's a little too much of the Jets patting themselves on the back for making the postseason.they backed in, no way around it.they basically needed an Act of Congress to get in, and they got it.

the slipper needed to be back at the factory at the stroke of midnight.

it's already 12.15..

and talking about the Colts v. Jets is humorous.The Jets were getting pummeled by the Colts before they pulled their starters..

so they beat second string Bengals, and 3rd string Colts in meaningless ( for Bengals/Colts) games..
Not only can they, I think the Jets will beat Cincy. I just don't think Cincy is playing at the same level they did earlier in the season and the Jets definitely have some momentum going in.If they advance to play the Colts, and that is a big "if" with Welker's injury, I think the Jets get smoked. I know... I know the score was "close" in the 3rd quarter but the Jets offense had done little and it appeared to be a less than 100% effort from the Colts. I hope we get to find out.

 
I like the idea of a Bengals-Colts AFC Championship game while the Jets fans gnash their teeth :lol:

So there!

-QG

 
Just for the record, the Colts rested STARTERS in the last game against the Jets. They also played a very vanilla gameplan. You guys are cracking me up thinking the Jets were in a "real" game against the Colts "starters".Blackdot this, I pray for a Jets Colts rematch in 2 weeks!
OK, let's see if I can do this without any name calling. I'll do my best to avoid words like illeterate, imbecilic and moronic. The Colts starters played into the third quarter, and hardly rolled the Jets up before exiting. I happen to think the Colts would have won if they stayed with ALL of their starters, instead of just half of them. But I'd also add that the Jets also could have perhaps upsest the Colts even if they kept the starters in. That was, after all, the week TB beat the NO starters. I want nothing more than a Colts/Jets rematch too. I want it so bad it makes my nose bleed. Manning was as afraid of Revis as Revis was of Manning, and they both were off their games becasue of it. Colts fans seem to think that if Manning threw his jock on the field in the 4th Q the Colts would have won. I don't think the Colts are that good. I think they finish the season on a 3 game losing streak, no matter who they play next. Lost their morale, lost their momentum, lost their pride.
 
I don't buy for a second that the Colts played Vanilla against the Jets. I think they tried pretty hard in that game actually up until the point where they rested Peyton and the boys.

I think they hoped to be up more by the time they rested their starters and hoped their backups could hold on.

But the Jets kept hanging around and the Colts obviously had a predetermined plan to rest their starters that they "had" to stick with.

Any struggles the Colts had on offense when Peyton was playing was solely due to the toughness of the Jets defense.

The only way the Jets could beat the Colts though is if Sanchez actually has a good game. In that game him just not beating them won't be enough. He will have to make some plays

 
It might also shock you that I'm also rooting for the same thing.
Why?Chargers fans should be looking forward to another playoff match with the Colts. They are a known commodity.The Jets play tough. Sure the Chargers should win that game if it were to happen but it wouldn't be a fun game. Remember the chargers had a tough time with the Bengals who play a similiar style.
 
Sanchez is a rookie QB. Rookie QBs struggle in general and especially in the playoffs. Expecting a rookie QB to string together the kind of performances they will need to win a superbowl let alone advance a round is crazy. It will be tough enough for the Jets to overcome Sanchez for even one win. The Jets are fodder for the Playoffs. Look Sanchez has played so-so for a rookie QB let alone a veteran. His numbers are worse on the road and his 4th quarter numbers are terrible. He threw ten picks to one td in the 4th quarter. His completion, QB rating, td to int ratio all are worse on the road. His Rookie season does not even compare Big Ben, Matt Ryan, or Joe Flacco, and all three of them struggled their first postseason. It's fairly reasonable to think that saying IF Sanchez plays well is a big IF in the playoffs on the road. Talk about Dilfer or Johnson but they were at least veteran battle tested quarterbacks, and people tend to forget Johnson had a QB rating of 92.9 that year and made the pro-bowl in 02, while Dilfer still vastly outplayed Sanchez. Not to mention each had all time great defenses to back them up. The Jets have a very good defense, but do you really think they stack up with the 02 Bucs or 00 Ravens? Those defenses were all time great defenses the Jets are not. The Jets will lose it's just a matter of time, and there is a good chance they will not only lose but get spanked when trailing and forced to pass. Will they take someone with them. Possibly but far from a forgone conclusion. It's reasonable that the Bengals are a small favorite. The Jets are not a dark horse, a team that will make a major splash, or the 3rd most likely AFC team to win it. They are a team with a major liability that will sooner or later get exposed. I don't know how so many people can get behind a team with by far the worst QB of this playoffs and one worst playoff QBs of this decade.

 
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The Jets have a very good defense, but do you really think they stack up with the 02 Bucs or 00 Ravens?
Not for nothing, but those defenses weren't those defenses until they won the Super Bowl.Points allowed:Jets - #1Bucs - #1Ravens - #1Yards allowed:Jets - #1Bucs - #1Ravens - #2First downs allowed:Jets - #1Bucs - #1Ravens - #1Rushing yards allowed:Jets - #8Bucs - #5Ravens - #1Passing yards allowed:Jets - #1Bucs - #1Ravens - #8Yards per carry allowed:Jets - #4Bucs - #5Ravens - #1Net yards per pass allowed:Jets - #1Bucs - #1Ravens - #7Now those two defenses dominated in the playoffs. The Jets obviously haven't done that yet. But don't let Mark Sanchez' struggles this year obscure the fact of how dominant the Jets defense has been. As for Sanchez, he's been bad, but he does have one thing going for him -- he's completing the big pass. He ranked 7th in the league in yards per completion. He definitely could turn the ball over in the playoffs, but to say that the Jets need him to do much to win is inaccurate. The Jets just need him to not #### up.
 
Hope the Jets smoke em both.

Both CIN and IND deserve to lose for the epic and obvious lay downs. Just pathetic displays the organizations should be ashamed of.

In fact, I hope the beating the Jets put on them carries over into next season in some way shape or form.

I get the Welker defense, but one team was going for history and the other team may as well just forfeited and skipped the theatrics. Gutless on both parts.

All that said, if I was betting I think the Jets are one and done.

 
The Jets have a very good defense, but do you really think they stack up with the 02 Bucs or 00 Ravens?
Not for nothing, but those defenses weren't those defenses until they won the Super Bowl.Points allowed:Jets - #1Bucs - #1Ravens - #1Yards allowed:Jets - #1Bucs - #1Ravens - #2First downs allowed:Jets - #1Bucs - #1Ravens - #1Rushing yards allowed:Jets - #8Bucs - #5Ravens - #1Passing yards allowed:Jets - #1Bucs - #1Ravens - #8Yards per carry allowed:Jets - #4Bucs - #5Ravens - #1Net yards per pass allowed:Jets - #1Bucs - #1Ravens - #7Now those two defenses dominated in the playoffs. The Jets obviously haven't done that yet. But don't let Mark Sanchez' struggles this year obscure the fact of how dominant the Jets defense has been. As for Sanchez, he's been bad, but he does have one thing going for him -- he's completing the big pass. He ranked 7th in the league in yards per completion. He definitely could turn the ball over in the playoffs, but to say that the Jets need him to do much to win is inaccurate. The Jets just need him to not #### up.
Chase, good points, and people just don't realize just how good this defense is. They only gave up 8 offensive TD's all year. That's it. 8. That by itself is pretty remarkable. However, I disagree about Sanchez. He will have to do more than just not screw up. He will have to make some plays. Cinci will put 8, 9 in the box. I've seen Sanchez throw picks against 9 in the box. Given the Jets have the best running game in the NFL this year, the Bengals will load up against the run. Sanchez will have to make some plays, or the Jets will lose. Either Sanchez grows up, or the Jets land in the Hudson.
 
Chase, good points, and people just don't realize just how good this defense is. They only gave up 8 offensive TD's all year. That's it. 8. That by itself is pretty remarkable. However, I disagree about Sanchez. He will have to do more than just not screw up. He will have to make some plays. Cinci will put 8, 9 in the box. I've seen Sanchez throw picks against 9 in the box. Given the Jets have the best running game in the NFL this year, the Bengals will load up against the run. Sanchez will have to make some plays, or the Jets will lose. Either Sanchez grows up, or the Jets land in the Hudson.
The Jets allowed 8 passing TDs, but 19 overall.He'll have to do more in the abstract, maybe. But he won't have to do any more than your generic replacement level QB in the 2009 NFL. Maybe 15 of 25 for 150 yards and 1 TD with no turnovers. Schottenheimer needs to call lots and lots of running plays.
 

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