This Pats game is scaring the crap out of me

Very good! :up:

 

Nice, me too!

 

And I'll respond to this one like I did to that one. Don't worry, this will be another walk in the park.

 

Ya rooned it by saying that ay

 

I feel pretty good, the last 3 times we went to Foxboro at Night we came away w/ W's and we were underdogs in all 3- 1998, 1999 and 2002.

 

I feel better and more confident heading into this game than any against the Patriots in recent memory. I think it's the fact that this is the best team in four years the Jets have fielded and that they are playing well heading into the game give them a great shot of winning this game.

 

This works for me, too. If the Jets bring their "A" game like this past Sunday, and do not make costly errors, we will win the game.

I kinda feel if Law sees action, we may regret it.

 

I don't think the Patriots are a weak team at all, but I do think we match up well against them.

 

Why worry about the Patriots? This game is ours for the taking!

 

We are playing well on both sides of the ball without Favre having a statistically great year. Imagine how much better it will be when he gets untracked. I think that could happen on Thursday with NE's porous secondary.

 

:beer::beer::beer:

 

whoever win the game will control the line of scrimmage. that being said I think the jets win a nail biter 17-14 or something like that

 

The scariest part about this game to me is the short week. Luckily we know this team very well and we're riding the momentum from the Rams game. But still, cause for concern . . .

 

I know TJ has been doing well lately but i would like to see Leon again against there slow LBs, especially without Adalius Thomas. hopefuly we can get some points on ST early to put pressure on the gay Pats early, I fukin hate them,

 

The scariest part of this game eis the Pats have kicked the Jets ass regularly - regardless of what shape either team is in.

 

not happening Thursday, unless Favre chokes.... thats the only way

 

I liked Favre's answer to that in the post game conference... he basically said if they had a full week, they'd have more of an opportunity to overthink the strategy and the game... now they can just go in there and do their thing which is actually somewhat exciting for the players.

 

OK, who put roofies in Don's coffee?