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Not sure it would be that tough. Remember, not only does Revis probably reduce Moss' scoring overall, but if the Jets get the ball in the red zone, how likely are they to target the guy Revis is covering when it really counts? It seems as though even if he manages to have a respectable game, Moss is less likely to get touchdowns.
Revis wasn't locked up on Boldin tonight? Anyone have any ideas why that is? It seemed like Revis was covering the right side, and it didn't matter what WR was over there, that's where he stayed. Is that what he did last year? If so, Moss could simply line up on the left side to escape him?
Except if he's wearing a Raider uniform...
Cromartie and Kyle Wilson played pretty poorly last night. I don't think putting either of them on Moss would be a good idea for the Jets. Then again, if NY puts Revis on Welker and doubles Moss they could have a better chance of shutting the Patriots down.Kris Jenkins was hurt last night too. After his injury the Jets struggled to generate a pass rush. I don't think they can blitz Brady on every 3rd down like they did with Flacco, who was still successful in getting rid of the ball for the most part.
There was a guy around here last season that started a thread saying he was benching Moss against Revis. That guy got lambasted around here for being an idiot. "Never bench your studs, etc." Moss had 4 catches for 24 yards in the first game and 5 catches for 34 yards with a TD in the second.
The key will be the NYJ pass rush. The NYJ pass rush is what makes the Jets D work. If they get handled by the NE Oline the way they got handled by the Balt Oline then Moss and everyone else will get theirs. I don't think the NE Oline is as good as Balt, but then again Jenkins is now out so that may play a huge role in favor of the Pats. If Brady has the time to throw that Flacco did, he will not miss those open guy over the top of the D like Flacco. One thing that definitely stood out to me last night is that Balt WRs (who pale in comparison to NEs group) to were able to get behind the Jets secondary with frequency. That is not a problem you want to have going into a game vs. NE who has Randy Moss, Wes Welker and Tom Brady.
If they do this then Brady will have a field day with this TEs. Absolute field day. Both of the big plays to the TEs last week came vs. a very similar coverage to this by the Bengals. Moss runs off 2 defenders deep and the TE is open by about 10 yds.If Rex is smart, he'll put Revis on Welker and try to double Moss on deep routes.
Except for last week.
Giving he hates the Jets so much Tommy will make sure to throw at least 3 touchdowns on Revis Island so unless Revis flees after the 2nd TD Moss goes Nicks this week.
I'm not benching him boyz, but I was just curious as to what people are doing out there..You've got to be kidding me.
unless Revis shot up to 6'4, start Moss
I just simply think Brady will have way too many other options to justify going at Revis just because they want to prove a point or something.......why test the guy when you can go elsewhere......it's not like he hasn't earned his nickname.....quite honestly it would be kind of dumb to go at him and have him make a couple of picks against you.....then people are like "what the hell were you thinking"......I give the edge to Revis in almost every matchup.......it will be fun to watch, but I just don't think Moss is going to put up the numbers that one of your other WR's will, and I am assuming most people on here have some depth at WR......I think there is a better chance of Moss throwing up a 2-37-0 type day than going 6-90-1 or whatever you would normally expect......I think those numbers are to be had elsewhere on your roster this week........
It'll be interesting to see who people decide to sit Randy for as the week moves along. The Patriots will likely put the ball in the air close to 50 times in this game. You have to like Randy's chances to get under a few of those.
NAME POS YR TAR REC REYD YD/REC FD TD FANT PTRandy Moss wr 2007 22 14 262 18.7143 11 1 32.2Randy Moss wr 2008 10 5 48 9.6000 2 1 10.8Randy Moss wr 2009 19 9 58 6.4444 5 1 11.8These are total stats against NYJ for each year. Average is 5.65 PT's per game for 2008/2009. However, if we go back to the 2007 season, Revis's rookie season and Brady's record breaking season, then you have 16.1 pts/game. Looks like a roll of the die...
This. Revis certainly did not cover one guy last night and I am guessing since Moss and Welker are both as good as Mason/Boldin/Housh that Revis will probably not be on one guy all night. I don't own Moss but with the way Cromartie was playing last night, even just a few passes Moss' way against Cromartie could make it worth your while for the game.
DON'T BENCH YOUR STUDSYeah I know all the stats on Revis vs receivers, but it only takes one play for Randy Moss to catch a long TD pass and beat anybody on your bench
Revis just got a fat contract for games like this.....shutting down the elite WR's in the league.....while BAL has some nice WR's.....they are not Randy Moss.....if you are NYJ, do you really want somebody else covering Moss when you just gave Revis a ton of money to do that......the other side of this would be Moss making a play with Crom or somebody on him and people asking "Rex, why the heck didn't you have Revis on him"....
Keep in mind that those 3rd and 4th games were with Matt Cassel, and Brady wasn't quite himself last year. He appears to be back to 100% now, so that will help Moss. Plus, I am not convinced that the Jets will be content with Revis staying on Moss all day if Welker kills them all day with short passes. Brady to Welker will kill them with long drives all day if that happens.
Same thing could be said after Welker picks them apart.
I completely agree with you. I guess my point here is just that to go along with that, do you want someone else covering Welker who I believe is also one of the elite WR's in the league. Boldin is not Moss and Mason is not Welker or Boldin and for whatever reason Revis was spending as much time on Mason as he was on Boldin. Whoever Cromartie covers this week is going to light it up, I believe. If they make that Welker the whole game so that Moss does not beat them then I agree Moss will not score well. I will just be surprised if Moss is on Revis island for whole game after seeing him basically just cover one side against the Ravens who have a solid (not as good as NE but still solid) group of WR's.
because you think you will get 14 pretty solid weeks out of him......if you did not factor Revis into your decisions about Moss and Marshall (not going to count Lee Evans, cause they only play BUF once during fantasy season) than that is up to you, but it's pretty clear, Revis is one of the very few, take it to the bank, fantasy factors out there......Brandon Marshall owners are staring at Revis during one of the most crucial fantasy weeks for many.....
If Rex is smart, he'll put Revis on Welker and try to double Moss on deep routes.
