Comments on: Final Score: Patriots 31 – Jets 14

By: Gain Green

Gain Green — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 20:27:15 +0000

KERRY RHODES IS HORRIBLE AND IS GONNA FINISH THE SEASON WITHOUT A SINGLE PICK OR BIG PLAY

BART SCOTT A BELOW AVERAGE LINEBACKER WE OVER PAYED FOR HIM HE MISSES EVERY TACKLE

I LIKE SANCHEZ BUT HES REPEATING THE SAME MISTAKES OVER AND OVER EVEM AFTER HE THINKS HE FIXED THEM ONE WEEK HE SAYS THEY DID BALL SECURITY DRILLS NEXT WEEK HES HOLDING IT OUT LIKE A LOAF OF BREAD ONE WEEK THEY TAKE SOMETHING OFF HIS PLATE AND HE STILL THROWS MULTIPLE PICKS

By: km from rockland

km from rockland — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 18:05:11 +0000

John m. you hit it right on the head. Rex is a clown.

Stay with Sanchez, kick out Rhodes, gholston

They need a win in the worst way. Let’s not over-react to NE game. We should all be flippin’ mad at Buffalo game, Jacquar game and Miami 2 game. We take 2 out of those 3 and we’re 6-4.

A good coach never would have lost those 3 games. Rookie QB or not.

By: john m

john m — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 12:30:25 +0000

flat and ill prepared and unmotivated<<<<<<

but rex cryed…..and he does gatorade dumps when they beat the raiders ..lol …. this guys a clown …. he's pulled every gimmick known to coaching in his first 10 weeks and he hasnt motivated a thing .. infact he's lost them …..

another lost era….

By: leon's legs

leon's legs — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 07:41:00 +0000

sad thing is the game was winnable

By: miketaliaferro

miketaliaferro — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 07:14:20 +0000

THE PLAY OF THE GAME –
Kerry flying at Welker with a clear shot at leveling him. Except Kerry had his arms at his side, going for the bogus cross-body-block tackle. Welker just bounced off of him, said ‘Thank you very much!’ and kept running while ‘TwitterBoy’ just bounced off the turf.

Disgusting.

By: Max

Max — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:50:26 +0000

This loss falls squarely on Rex Ryan’s lap. To date, I do not see Rex performing the HC duties required to win NFL games. First, the team looked “flat” and ill prepared not to mentioned unmotivated. No adjustment for Wes Welker…(I thought he was a defensive “genius”). Never did he override offensive plays that exposed Sanchez. He should’ve benched Sanchez after his third interception to send a message to his QB. Never happened. It demonstrates that he is stubborn and unable to kick some of his players butts when need be. Rather he cries in front of them with NO positive results on the field. What’s alarming is that I see Rex as a coach that brings great emotion and bravado to the table but really nothing else. If this continues don’t expect any SBs. I saw the game and I came to the conclusion that Sanchez really doesn’t posses an NFL arm. I wish I can not feel this but “it’s the same old Jets”. Head coach and starting QB not demostrating any significant growth. This overall sense of no hope will certainly not sell any PSLs….are you listening Woody?

By: john gjolaj

john gjolaj — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:34:33 +0000

PLEASE BRING IN CHAD PENNINGTON AS OUR QB COACH..pretty pleeeasse

By: gjet93

gjet93 — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 03:06:21 +0000

hthehat
good post
We will be looking up at them and Miami for a looooong time, I hate to admit.

By: hthehat

hthehat — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 02:50:23 +0000

Did anyone see who the Jets lost to today? A future HOF coach,and QB, a far superior offense with Brady, Welker, Moss et al, and 3 time SB winners. Oh yeah, an owner who built a state ot the art stadium,.( with his own money ) and put proven pro football people in charge.
The only way the JETS win anything is to stop hiring the Rex Ryan,s of the world.

By: frustratedjetfan

frustratedjetfan — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 02:25:07 +0000

I don’t normally pick on Shotty, but he fails to adjust his play calling for the accuracy and skill level of his QB. I know at the start of the season when Sanchez looked and played with confidence the game plan was to throw everything at him and not adjust for a rookie, but that hasn’t panned out.

Case in point is today’s game. When the Jets fought back to 24-14 with great field position around mid-field and plenty of time, Shotty should have run the ball to set up an occasional pass. Instead, WIth the inconsistent play of Sanchez and the Jets #1 running game he called for pass which was intercepted. That’s not smart football.

Another point about Sotty: he doesn’t know how to use a slot receiver. If Shotty was on the team in 2006 with Chrebet (retired 2005), Wayne never would’ve been making clutch 3rd down conversions.