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rmeyer52 08-13-2012 12:58 PM

What is success this year ?
 
As we get ready for the start of a new season I was wondering what do most of us want to see as success. Here are some things I would love to see

-Sanchez: Better pocket presence and not trying to force in passes that become interceptions. Like it or not he is out QB for a long long time to come.

-Running game: My guess is that opposing teams are going to stack the box and try and force the Jets to pass the ball. Do we use the pass to set up the run or the run to set up the pass ? I also want to see Dbrick get back to All Star shape.

-Wide receivers: Do we have any wide receivers that scare opposing defenses and that can get open when Sanchez is scrambling ?

-Defense: Are our LB's really that slow or are they just not playing at full speed yet? If Revis wants more money do we give it to him at the expense of possibly signing more talent ?

Coaching - There were times last year when this team just came out flat and unmotivated. Rex has to do more to get them fired up and play a full 4 quarters of football. They cannot coast when they have a big lead and allow opposing teams to get back in the game.

I really want to see the Jets stick it to the Pats at least for one of the games. The Pats are the only team that continues to treat their players like expendable assets yet for some reason they all want to play for NE.

Overall I would love to see the Jets in the playoffs and get better every week. The fact that they seem to be looking for more wide receivers is worrysome but whether we all complain or B*&%# we all bleed Jet green.

Time to order my newest Jet Jersey

shuler82 08-13-2012 01:07 PM

I think 'success' for this team means younger players stepping up and playing big roles. That means Wilkinson, Kerley, Powell/McKnight, Cumberland, Hill, Coples, Davis, Wilson, Maybin & Sapp. With the cap situation this team looks to be in, these guys need to produce now if we're to have a chance this season and beyond.

rmeyer52 08-13-2012 01:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shuler82 (Post 4547322)
I think 'success' for this team means younger players stepping up and playing big roles. That means Wilkinson, Kerley, Powell/McKnight, Cumberland, Hill, Coples, Davis, Wilson, Maybin & Sapp. With the cap situation this team looks to be in, these guys need to produce now if we're to have a chance this season and beyond.

Really great point

Redrew 08-13-2012 01:21 PM

If every week, all the Sunday pregame shows open with Tebow news/anecdotes.

Beerfish 08-13-2012 01:21 PM

Playoffs or bust, end of story.

Joe W. Namath 08-13-2012 01:22 PM

Success this year means coming to a final decision on the qb of the New York Jets. We either commit to Sanchez for the next 7 years, we committ to tebow for the next 7 years or we decide to take a qb early in the draft or trade for one.

kelly 08-13-2012 01:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rmeyer52 (Post 4547305)
As we get ready for the start of a new season I was wondering what do most of us want to see as success. Here are some things I would love to see

-Sanchez: Better pocket presence and not trying to force in passes that become interceptions. Like it or not he is out QB for a long long time to come.

-Running game: My guess is that opposing teams are going to stack the box and try and force the Jets to pass the ball. Do we use the pass to set up the run or the run to set up the pass ? I also want to see Dbrick get back to All Star shape.

-Wide receivers: Do we have any wide receivers that scare opposing defenses and that can get open when Sanchez is scrambling ?

-Defense: Are our LB's really that slow or are they just not playing at full speed yet? If Revis wants more money do we give it to him at the expense of possibly signing more talent ?

Coaching - There were times last year when this team just came out flat and unmotivated. Rex has to do more to get them fired up and play a full 4 quarters of football. They cannot coast when they have a big lead and allow opposing teams to get back in the game.

I really want to see the Jets stick it to the Pats at least for one of the games. The Pats are the only team that continues to treat their players like expendable assets yet for some reason they all want to play for NE.

Overall I would love to see the Jets in the playoffs and get better every week. The fact that they seem to be looking for more wide receivers is worrysome but whether we all complain or B*&%# we all bleed Jet green.

Time to order my newest Jet Jersey

" What is success this year ? "


~ ~ losin' that LAST 10 pounds :P

Dimitri_0515 08-13-2012 01:24 PM

Sanchez. Defense will be great again. It's up to the big boy now.

JStokes 08-13-2012 01:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Beerfish (Post 4547340)
Playoffs or bust, end of story.

This.

And Sanchez.

_

stanner 08-13-2012 01:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Beerfish (Post 4547340)
Playoffs or bust, end of story.

Yup

GreenSpleen 08-13-2012 01:54 PM

Having a horrible season and then a shot at Matt Barkley ;)

GreenWave 08-13-2012 02:01 PM

This team is still just one year removed from the AFCCG - nothing short of a return to the playoffs should be acceptable to the fanbase. That said, I'll personally take either a playoff berth OR a season-long performance from Sanchez so good that we can stop having debates about him.

At least if the latter happens, the team can focus on building the line and providing weapons for the guy who is unquestionably the team's long-term QB.

lamont_jordan_rules 08-13-2012 02:08 PM

... barring crazy injury ...

... playoffs with at least a reasonable improvement in sanchez's t/o #'s & comp% ...








l_j_r

patman 08-13-2012 02:14 PM

success can only mean making the playoffs, you look to improve on last years performance

ozu 08-13-2012 02:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by patman (Post 4547407)
success can only mean making the playoffs, you look to improve on last years performance

Would you consider the Pats season a failure if they don't win the Super Bowl?

I don't think you necessarily need to improve record or playoff-wise for it to be a successful season. I didn't consider 2010 to be a failure for the Jets although I'm sure plenty here did.

Dirtstar 08-13-2012 02:21 PM

the definition of success:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkSFIWzi7aA

JStokes 08-13-2012 02:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dirtstar (Post 4547419)

When you have success in life, haters are going to hate.

_

10PennyToColes87 08-13-2012 02:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GreenSpleen (Post 4547379)
Having a horrible season and then a shot at Matt Barkley ;)

Please God, no more USC quarterbacks.

Austin 08-13-2012 02:41 PM

Playoffs. If we don't make it back to the postseason 2012 is a failure.

EM31 08-13-2012 02:53 PM

2012 will be a repositioning year IMO.

It is all about (a) removing the question marks surrounding the team and (b) finding out that behind at least some of those question marks that we have solid young talent already in house.

DL, WR, LB, OL, QB, RB, and the Safeties predominantly.

I feel really good already about the DL but given the youth I have still put it in the question mark column.

At the end of 2012 we are going to shed some salary and contract dollars with Pace, Scott and a few others. If it turns out that the answers to the list of questions above are already on the roster then we should be decent shape to aggressively pursue the ones that are not. If not then we may be a 4 win team with a lame duck QB, HC and GM on board and holes almost everywhere else you care to look.

Either way I would be very surprised if we were a contender this year.


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