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Will the Jets miss the playoffs? (1 Viewer)

Will the Jets miss the playoffs?

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The Jets are now 9-4. Their next two games are at Pittsburgh and at Chicago. They way they are playing now, that could be losses #5 and #6. Week 17 is against the Bills. The Bills are playing a little better and would love nothing better than to hang loss #7 on New York. The Colts are 7-6 and their last 3 games are Jacksonville, at Oakland, and Tennessee. Even if they both finish with 10 wins, the Colts would win the tiebreaker on conference record.

 
If the Colts win their last 3 games it will probably actually be Jax that the Jets will have to worry about for the WC. The Jags other two games are against Hou and Wash. If Indy goes 3-0 with a win over Jax and Jax goes 2-1, both teams will have the same record, conference record and division record and the South will probably be decided by points which favors the Colts.

It's essentially the same problem for the Jets, I just wanted to wanted to point it out.

 
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i dont think so, but i almost wish they would.

It would spare me 3 hours of wanting to kill myself.

 
I hope they make it. Would much rather the Pats play them again than SD or Indy. Not trying to pile on the Jets, it's just the honest truth. Jets are trending in the wrong direction for December.

 
Yes, they will make the playoffs and yes, they will be one-and-out.

I was beginning to think that Sanchez was not bad earlier in the season, but I would be very curious to see what a Shaun Hill or Ryan Fitzpatrick could do in this offense.

 
Oh I forgot the Chargers are also 7-6 with games vs the 49ers, at the Bengals and then at the Broncos. If they get to 10 wins, they'd win the tiebreaker over New York as well via conference record.

 
Yes, they will make the playoffs and yes, they will be one-and-out.

I was beginning to think that Sanchez was not bad earlier in the season, but I would be very curious to see what a Shaun Hill or Ryan Fitzpatrick could do in this offense.
There's a line NOBODY would have predicted would be said before this season started.
 
Yes, they will make the playoffs and yes, they will be one-and-out.I was beginning to think that Sanchez was not bad earlier in the season, but I would be very curious to see what a Shaun Hill or Ryan Fitzpatrick could do in this offense.
I was thinking the same thing, except Kitna was my choice. Sanchez isn't being helped out by some horrid drops, but he HAS to play better.
 
the bears are not that good either. I could see the jets winning that game
Not if their horrid play continues. They are awful right now. I don't know what happened to their running game, but it's totally out of sync. You can't blame it on Slauson either, as I saw Moore get beat a few too many times, as well. It also sucks that Hunter is in for Woody, as his footwork was exposed against Wake time after time. ETA: Now imagine Hunter against Peppers...Harrison... It's going to be a long off-season if this ship doesn't alter its course :tinfoilhat:
 
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Shamwow said:
Sanchez has not looked good and the constant dropped balls aren't helping.
Neither is an underperforming offensive line which is also hurting the run game.Defense will continue to play well (Pats game aside) and that should be enough to get them in.So, I think the Jets will make the playoffs and then - unless the offense wakes the heck up - implode. Like someone said above, they are trending in the WRONG direction right now. The offense needs to look in the mirror and decide they still have it in them to play well.
 
Of course they'll make the playoffs.

The Jets lose games they are supposed to win

and win games they are supposed to lose.

This has been going on for quite some time.

 
It's not really fair to expect the Jets to make the playoffs if it requires beating teams who are actually trying to win in the final weeks of the season.

 
Sweet Love said:
Yes, they will make the playoffs and yes, they will be one-and-out.

I was beginning to think that Sanchez was not bad earlier in the season, but I would be very curious to see what a Shaun Hill or Ryan Fitzpatrick could do in this offense.
:doh: -QG

 
Funny thing is.....

I saw this whole scenario being played out weeks ago.

I didn't want to be a "bad fan" and start a thread about it but, as a Jets fan who has seen this played out and who looked ahead to these games it wasn't too hard to see....

When you come out of the bye and get shut out by GB at home and then barely win 4 games the way they did and are looking down the barrel at @NE, @Pit and @CHI with always tough Miami at home, it's pretty obvious....

The haters might think this is a sudden and unexpected swoon for the Jets but, from my perspective, we have had the last 6 week of Great Doubt regardless of the Jets record, all over the Jets message boards and all over the Sports talk radio shows... Rex Ryan Talk aside, it wasn't all Super Bowl talk and how great this team was, it was 'DAMN, we're winning but, playing some very mediocre football and need to fix a lot of things"...... My HOPE was that they would clean it up and eventually show us more.

Those last second Win were great but, you have to put yourself in the shoes of a Jets fan and understand that those games also meant 55 minutes of punching yourself in the head and tossing the remote at the TV.... IT WAS 55 MINUTES OF #### FOOTBALL!!!!!!

For a real jets fan, that 4 game winnning streak wasn't the 4 weeks magic carpet ride other fans might have thought it was..... * I think that's seen around here - There weren't threads of Jets fans talking about how great a team this was. In fact there was very little Jet fan talk at all.

BUT, that all said, last year at this point, the Jets started playing GOOD FOOTBALL.... And that was regardless of what the outsider saw in terms of teams laying down or this or that... GOOD FOOTBALL is GOOD FOOTBALL... That team wiped Cincy at home and away and took out SD on the road and still at least played good Football Vs Indy for the rights to go to the SB.

This team still has an opportunity to play some good football and let the cards play out....

They need to get the OL fixed, get the running game going and IMO, the play calling is for #### regardless of Sanchez... and, like all year, cut out the stupid penalties that kill a drive... 2 yesterday on the blocking TE??????? Sheesh...

That's what Rex has to sell to the team at this point - Opportunity is still there and will still be there until the whistle blows on that last game Vs Buffalo.

But, to me this is painless and quite expected at this point.....

 
Of course they'll make the playoffs.The Jets lose games they are supposed to winand win games they are supposed to lose.This has been going on for quite some time.
Same can be said for Miami though.... Very similar recent history (30 years). The head to head probably slightly favors the Jets.No matter what the respective records, the teams give eachother a battle....Hey, Miami swept the jets last year, I never even said the Jets were any better than Miami.I went into this season saying miami even had the more experienced QB.
 
Of course they'll make the playoffs.The Jets lose games they are supposed to winand win games they are supposed to lose.This has been going on for quite some time.
Same can be said for Miami though.... Very similar recent history (30 years). The head to head probably slightly favors the Jets.No matter what the respective records, the teams give eachother a battle....Hey, Miami swept the jets last year, I never even said the Jets were any better than Miami.I went into this season saying miami even had the more experienced QB.
AgreedRegardless of their respective records each year it is close to impossible to predict who wins when they play each other every year. The Jets & Dolphins are very similar - a few good/bad bounces either way and their records would be the same.LOT of people bashing the Jets today saying they lost to an inferior team - no one giving credit to these 2 guys:The punter for the Dolphins was the MVP of the game.Cameron Wake was a beast and abused the Jet who subbed for WoodyOne of these years we're going to have to watch one of these games together Reaper - either at Mulcs or another local watering hole.
 
Jets are a good team that beat a lot of bad oppoents on their schedule.

Look at who they faced mid season and their D rankings:

Broncos-29th ranked

Packers- 10th ranked-Jets loss and scored 0 points

Lions-19th ranked

Browns-22nd ranked

Texans-23rd ranked

Bengals-21 st ranked

The Jets might go 1-2 but I think they'll go 2-1 and make the playoffs. They have to get Sanchez going though. He's done nothing against good defenses this year.

 
No, they will not.Signed,Dolphins fan
:rolleyes: The collapse is well underway. They got lucky a few games and now the true colors are showing. They do not have the QB to take them where they want to go this year.Super Bowl.Bwahhhhhahahahahaha.
 
It always amazes me how quick Jets fans are to completely give up on their team. Pre-2004 Red Sox fans weren't even this bad.

 
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It always amazes me how quick Jets fans are to completely give up on their team. Pre-2004 Red Sox fans weren't even this bad.
I dunno seems to me the expectations based on the past few weeks are realistic. They are struggling at the worst possible time and lining up against two very tough teams in the last few weeks. We're all hoping for wins but based on the last two weeks, nobody should be ordering champagne.If we were unaminously callign for a playoff run, people would be in here telling us we're delusional. Can't win.
 
It always amazes me how quick Jets fans are to completely give up on their team. Pre-2004 Red Sox fans weren't even this bad.
Bears/Steelers are VERY tough games given how poorly they've played as of late.It's not giving up on a team, still think they'll be able to squeak one out against one of these guys, but I don't see how anyone can say these won't be extremely tough games given how they've struggled against strong defenses this year.
 
It always amazes me how quick Jets fans are to completely give up on their team. Pre-2004 Red Sox fans weren't even this bad.
I dunno seems to me the expectations based on the past few weeks are realistic. They are struggling at the worst possible time and lining up against two very tough teams in the last few weeks. We're all hoping for wins but based on the last two weeks, nobody should be ordering champagne.If we were unaminously callign for a playoff run, people would be in here telling us we're delusional. Can't win.
You guys lost to a red hot Patriots team, then dropped one to a division rival that always seems to play tough. You're still in the lead for the wild card as of right now. Pittsburgh is obviously a tough game, but Chicago is very beatable, and the Bills should be a fairly easy W. You've already got 9 wins, and you've got the lead on the second tiebreaker (conference record). I think Baltimore gets the 5th seed (having beaten the Jets earlier this season), but the Jets would seem to have the best shot at the 6th seed.
 
It always amazes me how quick Jets fans are to completely give up on their team. Pre-2004 Red Sox fans weren't even this bad.
I dunno seems to me the expectations based on the past few weeks are realistic. They are struggling at the worst possible time and lining up against two very tough teams in the last few weeks. We're all hoping for wins but based on the last two weeks, nobody should be ordering champagne.If we were unaminously callign for a playoff run, people would be in here telling us we're delusional. Can't win.
You guys lost to a red hot Patriots team, then dropped one to a division rival that always seems to play tough. You're still in the lead for the wild card as of right now. Pittsburgh is obviously a tough game, but Chicago is very beatable, and the Bills should be a fairly easy W. You've already got 9 wins, and you've got the lead on the second tiebreaker (conference record). I think Baltimore gets the 5th seed (having beaten the Jets earlier this season), but the Jets would seem to have the best shot at the 6th seed.
:shrug: Over the last 9 weeks, the Bills have scored 169 points and allowed 178 points. The Jets have scored 138 and allowed 161. Jets have no shot against Pittsburgh, will drop an ugly one to Chicago, and will be embarrassed on their home field against the Bills. The Jets are NFC West bad.

 
It always amazes me how quick Jets fans are to completely give up on their team. Pre-2004 Red Sox fans weren't even this bad.
I dunno seems to me the expectations based on the past few weeks are realistic. They are struggling at the worst possible time and lining up against two very tough teams in the last few weeks. We're all hoping for wins but based on the last two weeks, nobody should be ordering champagne.If we were unaminously callign for a playoff run, people would be in here telling us we're delusional. Can't win.
You guys lost to a red hot Patriots team, then dropped one to a division rival that always seems to play tough. You're still in the lead for the wild card as of right now. Pittsburgh is obviously a tough game, but Chicago is very beatable, and the Bills should be a fairly easy W. You've already got 9 wins, and you've got the lead on the second tiebreaker (conference record). I think Baltimore gets the 5th seed (having beaten the Jets earlier this season), but the Jets would seem to have the best shot at the 6th seed.
:stirspot: Over the last 9 weeks, the Bills have scored 169 points and allowed 178 points. The Jets have scored 138 and allowed 161. Jets have no shot against Pittsburgh, will drop an ugly one to Chicago, and will be embarrassed on their home field against the Bills. The Jets are NFC West bad.
:lmao: And since the beginning of the season, the Jets have scored 273 points and allowed 242, while the Bills have scored 256 points and allowed 339. What is the reason that you are choosing to look only at the last 9 weeks?

 
From Rotoworld - this ain't good news:

Jets | Damien Woody likely out for rest of regular season Mon Dec 13, 01:34 PM New York Jets OT Damien Woody (knee) will undergo arthroscopic surgery this week and likely will miss the rest of the regular season, sources told Rich Cimini, of ESPNNewYork.com. It is possible that Woody could return for the playoffs.
 
It always amazes me how quick Jets fans are to completely give up on their team. Pre-2004 Red Sox fans weren't even this bad.
I dunno seems to me the expectations based on the past few weeks are realistic. They are struggling at the worst possible time and lining up against two very tough teams in the last few weeks. We're all hoping for wins but based on the last two weeks, nobody should be ordering champagne.If we were unaminously callign for a playoff run, people would be in here telling us we're delusional. Can't win.
You guys lost to a red hot Patriots team, then dropped one to a division rival that always seems to play tough. You're still in the lead for the wild card as of right now. Pittsburgh is obviously a tough game, but Chicago is very beatable, and the Bills should be a fairly easy W. You've already got 9 wins, and you've got the lead on the second tiebreaker (conference record). I think Baltimore gets the 5th seed (having beaten the Jets earlier this season), but the Jets would seem to have the best shot at the 6th seed.
:stirspot: Over the last 9 weeks, the Bills have scored 169 points and allowed 178 points. The Jets have scored 138 and allowed 161. Jets have no shot against Pittsburgh, will drop an ugly one to Chicago, and will be embarrassed on their home field against the Bills. The Jets are NFC West bad.
:lmao: And since the beginning of the season, the Jets have scored 273 points and allowed 242, while the Bills have scored 256 points and allowed 339. What is the reason that you are choosing to look only at the last 9 weeks?
I think he's trying to work a reverse gooch.
 
I think he's trying to work a reverse gooch.
I know what he's doing. It's why I'm trying to work a double-reverse gooch. :)
Always thinking 2 steps ahead. Then again, wouldn't you want the Jets in the playoffs at this point? What's more fun for a Pats fan - the Jets not making the playoffs, or getting to beat the Jets in the playoffs?
Does it really matter to the Pats who they "get to beat" - SD, Jets, Colts.....I'd bet at this point the only thing for sure is that they would love to whup the Ravens after last year..
 
Over the last 9 weeks, the Bills have scored 169 points and allowed 178 points. The Jets have scored 138 and allowed 161. Jets have no shot against Pittsburgh, will drop an ugly one to Chicago, and will be embarrassed on their home field against the Bills. The Jets are NFC West bad.
:confused:And since the beginning of the season, the Jets have scored 273 points and allowed 242, while the Bills have scored 256 points and allowed 339. What is the reason that you are choosing to look only at the last 9 weeks?
Because the Jets have played like garbage over the past two months, the Bills have played decently the past two months, and neither of those trends seem likely to change over the last three weeks?
 
I think he's trying to work a reverse gooch.
I know what he's doing. It's why I'm trying to work a double-reverse gooch. ;)
Always thinking 2 steps ahead. Then again, wouldn't you want the Jets in the playoffs at this point? What's more fun for a Pats fan - the Jets not making the playoffs, or getting to beat the Jets in the playoffs?
Does it really matter to the Pats who they "get to beat" - SD, Jets, Colts.....I'd bet at this point the only thing for sure is that they would love to whup the Ravens after last year..
I was thinking that the Ravens are the one team the Pats probably would prefer not to see. Certain teams are just tough match-ups for certain opponents, and the Ravens seem to match up well with New England.
 
If the Chargers win twice (@ Bengals, @ Broncos), and the Jets lose to the Bills, the Jets miss.

 
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If the Chargers win twice (@ Bengals, @ Broncos), and the Jets lose to the Bills, the Jets miss.
:shrug: I can't personally say that you're wrong, since I haven't looked at the standings/tiebreakers, but FWIW they've been saying on TV all day that the Jets would (and just did) clinch a playoff spot with a Jacksonville loss.ETA: Jets own the strength of victory tiebreaker over SD, so they definitely clinched today with the Jax loss.
 
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Jets have clinched with the Jags loss.

Would have been funny to see Rex implode like the fat guy eating a chocolate mint in Monty Python if they didn't make it.

 
If the Chargers win twice (@ Bengals, @ Broncos), and the Jets lose to the Bills, the Jets miss.
:confused: I can't personally say that you're wrong, since I haven't looked at the standings/tiebreakers, but FWIW they've been saying on TV all day that the Jets would (and just did) clinch a playoff spot with a Jacksonville loss.ETA: Jets own the strength of victory tiebreaker over SD, so they definitely clinched today with the Jax loss.
Yes, SD is out. They aren't quite on the same level as the Ravens, Jets, or Bears. They got started too late.
 
If the Chargers win twice (@ Bengals, @ Broncos), and the Jets lose to the Bills, the Jets miss.
:confused: I can't personally say that you're wrong, since I haven't looked at the standings/tiebreakers, but FWIW they've been saying on TV all day that the Jets would (and just did) clinch a playoff spot with a Jacksonville loss.
Well I trusted the Yahoo playoff scenario generator. In the event that the Chargers and Jets tie for the wild card at 10-6, we go to tiebreakers.

head2head: n/a

AFC record: both with 4 losses

common games - minimum of four:

Jets 1-0 (beat the Broncos)

Chargers 0-1 (lost to the Patriots)

Not enough common games.

Strength of victory:

Jets: 12+7+4+5+3+4+5+5+3+11=59 wins

Chargers: 8+5+6+5+3+8+9+5+3+3=55 wins

I'm not sure why the NFL would call this in favor of the Jets. Only a difference of 4 wins in strength of victory. I feel certain they could make that up in one week plus the games currently going on. But I will say Yahoo isn't quite correct. I think its still up in the air how strength of victory would play out.

http://www.nfl.com/standings/tiebreakingprocedures

 
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If the Chargers win twice (@ Bengals, @ Broncos), and the Jets lose to the Bills, the Jets miss.
:confused: I can't personally say that you're wrong, since I haven't looked at the standings/tiebreakers, but FWIW they've been saying on TV all day that the Jets would (and just did) clinch a playoff spot with a Jacksonville loss.ETA: Jets own the strength of victory tiebreaker over SD, so they definitely clinched today with the Jax loss.
Yes, SD is out. They aren't quite on the same level as the Ravens, Jets, or Bears. They got started too late.
I do believe SD can still pass the Chiefs by winning out and the Chiefs losing week 17
 
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