By: Wesley Sykes

Wesley Sykes — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 17:44:45 +0000

I couldn’t agree more with you Cesar. The guy looks like a he’s two years fresh out of TCU. I mean yesterday’s game is just living proof of what you just said. Interesting point though; despite LT blowing away the Bills, Greene had 117 rushing yards of his own. AND he did that with the same amount of touches as LT. We could be looking at a real scary two-headed monster in the Jets backfield. Perhaps the one everyone hoped for.

By: Cesar C.

Cesar C. — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 02:17:05 +0000

Something I think maybe undervalued about LT (jets version) is the leadership he brings to the huddle. Have you noticed how excited he gets when he breaks a run for anything over 8 yards. How although he feels like he has something to prove seems to be enjoying this game again. I’m sure everyone in that huddle as well as well as everyone in the stands (atleast myself) gets abit more excited when he is in the game. This is not a knock on Greene but a welcome to LT’s versatility especially with the loss of fan favorite Leon Washington. Good to see so much left in the tank. After that tattoo on his calf I’m sure he wants to continue to show this til 2013 and by then hopefully Greene will be all we need him to be.

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