Originally posted by sh76 I have to say I'm stunned about yesterday. All of a sudden Sanchez looks like Peyton Manning after being incompetent in the second half of last season and horrendous in the pre-season.
I guess that's why they play the games...
Hopefully it will kick start what was seeming like it was going to be a dud of a season. However, consistency is of the essence. Both your Jets and my Cowboys started off with a bang. By mid-season we'll see if it wasn't only smoke and mirrors.
Originally posted by scacchipazzo Hopefully it will kick start what was seeming like it was going to be a dud of a season. However, consistency is of the essence. Both your Jets and my Cowboys started off with a bang. By mid-season we'll see if it wasn't only smoke and mirrors.
Originally posted by shortcircuit Jets are bickering...injured, losing games and losing confidence in Sanchez.
And, the Texans are coming to town......
By any measure of performance so far, the Texans should wallop the Jets. But somehow I think it will be a close game that could go either way. And that's from someone who thinks Houston is the best team in football; the Jets have their backs to the wall and a team like that is always dangerous esp. when they have players with a record of success.
Originally posted by no1marauder By any measure of performance so far, the Texans should wallop the Jets. But somehow I think it will be a close game that could go either way. And that's from someone who thinks Houston is the best team in football; the Jets have their backs to the wall and a team like that is always dangerous esp. when they have players with a record of success.
I agree, actually. Houston also carries a target on their back and every team wants to
be the one that beats them.
But the Jets are melting down in a city that is not known for forgiveness.
They will be calling for sacrificial lambs. Sanchez first and perhaps Ryan after that.
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