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Why Jets fans shouldn't root against the Jets.
This seems to be the way of thinking around here, but here are several reasons why it shouldn't be done.
1. It is not fair to the players that are out there working their ass off and risking injuries. I know that to some, the salary could make up for it, but it is just not fair to players like Wilkerson, Kerley, Mangold and others who work their butts off to play a game in front of fans. 2. Assumption part I: We are assuming that if the Jets go 6-10 or 7-9 that a house cleaning is on the way. Reports have already come out saying that Rex and Mark are staying with the Jets and Tanny will be moved if these events occur. But it is not definite. So essentially, fans are rooting for an unknown happenstance. 3. Assumption part II: So if Woody cleans house, how do we know that the next staff is going to be better? Pete Carroll was fired after one losing season and we got Kotite'd. San Diego fired Marty Schottenheimer after going 14-2 and have not done anything since under Norv Turner. Just because we clean house doesn't guarantee success in the next version. 4. Draft status: We are so far in the middle that losing 3 games might not get us a quality draft pick. If we were 3-10 at the moment, that would be a different story. 5. Common sense: Does the New York media think people are stupid in saying that just because the Jets club could get into the playoffs that this team is fixed? Woody Johnson fired Eric Mangini after a 9-7 season. I think Woody can look between the lines. |
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Unless you have an excellent QB, it's crazy to assume that the team should be in the playoffs every year...
Dunno why people are set on that mentality. It's not baseball where certain teams have much higher payrolls and can just about guarantee it because of that. Sanchez sucks, I think the coaches and everyone have realized that finally, and next year we'll see another QB in the mix. We can't release Sanchez but he won't be starting which is fine. Unfortunately there's next to nothing in this draft so perhaps Flynn is the best option. |
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Douchebag might be the key. |
While I agree about the players supposedly busting their asses, it sure did not look like it during 34-0, 30-9, 49-19 at home, the Seattle game, and the Pittsburgh game.
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If you are a Jets fan you never root against your team.
i don't get the stupidity of some people. |
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he is just an attention seeker trying to be funny. |
A series of things have given the Jets their current reputation. I don't think we can shake it until:
a) We stop getting blown out when we do lose games (a sign of poor coaching, honestly) b) We harness some offensive firepower c) We stop doing things like signing Tim Tebow "a" can be addressed by Rex surrounding himself with some better coaches. I like Dunbar and Pettinne...it will be tough to replace Westhoff. I don't like Sparano and I REALLY don't like Cavanaugh. Cavanaugh couldn't tell that Flacco was better than Palko when he coached at Pitt...and we wonder why Sanchez hasn't developed? My hope is that we get a proven OC who's worn out his welcome as a HC (Norv?) "b" requires Rex to stop pushing for defensive players. He's generally hit on his defensive picks, I can't fault him for falling in love with these guys like Wilkerson, Coples, Demario Davis...but we need the organization to realize the importance of investing in offense. We need to go into next season with Holmes, Hill, [Round 1/2 Draft pick], Kerley, [Reliable FA WR Vet] "c" requires the PURGING of Tim Tebow and for the owner to simply STFU. I honestly think Rex Ryan has done a better job of interacting with the media this season. |
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