I'll go with 7-9. I think McCown finds a way to win the next 2 and get us to 6-5. After that? Not looking so hot vs that schedule. There is minimum (4) losses left on the schedule.
I went with 8-8 and if they can eke out one more to register 9 they just might sneak in and get the last playoff spot, which would obviously mean they need to go 5-2 over their last 7 games. That fucking Atlanta game might cost them though.
We should win against the Bucs and Chargers. We should lose against the Panthers, Chiefs, Broncos, Saints, and Pats. If the Broncos game was home I'd take us, but it isn't. So I'm going with 6-10.
Not Atlanta ... the goddamn Dolphins. They literally might be the worst team in the league. Couldn't score in a whorehouse with a fistful of 50's, and we let the put up 31. Re - FUCKING - diculous.
I said they'd win 4-6 games before the season and am sticking with that, although they're probably gonna hit 6 since they've already got the 4 in the bag. They're doing much better than the "experts" predicted, and they've shown much more spirit than last year's version, which I also thought would happen, but they still have a lot of holes, and Bowles still doesn't make in-game adjustments very well. Overall I'm pleased with the exception of them not playing Petty.
3-13 we lose out and the league reviews Thursday nights game and determines there should have been another 15 calls against us and changes the win to a loss Tankers everywhere rejoice
God only knows what their record will be? I'm guessing 7-9 based on the following logic/deductive reasoning: 1) They have two more opponents on their schedule that are below .500. Those are winnable games and I think they will. 2) The Jets have actually beaten THREE teams with a winning record this season. Can you believe it? Prior to this season, the Jets had beaten I think maybe ONE winning team in two seasons? They've now beaten 3 winning teams through a little more than half a season. This is BIG. So it's not unreasonable to think they'll surprise at least one more opponent through the season? That means 3 more wins and landing them at 7-9. A draft pick somewhere in the teens? Somewhere between 10 and 16?
I see the Jets finishing out with a 7-9 record. Jets will go 2-7 on the road, where Bowles coached Jets teams are 8-13. The Bucs represent the last real opportunity for the Jets to win on the road, and even that is a risky bet. As far as home games, the Jets should close out the regular season 5-3 at MetLife. Can see Cam throwing a couple interceptions to help the Jets get a close win vs Panthers, and can see the Jets beating Chargers. If I'm wrong about 7-9 it will be 6-10 because they won one less game at home or on the road. It will be interesting to see if the Jets extend Bowles....someone else may become available who sees the Jets as a up and coming team with a lot of cap space.
