All I have to say to your reply better get a huge & I mean huge bottle of anti depression pills ready at seasones end with your reply. Your reply IMHO showed you did not sit down with pencil & paper & with your head not your heart analyze the team properly so please try again. BTW you sound like you were coached by the NYJs with your reply IMHO:sad:
On a brighter not the addition of Tebow did almost guarantee that we will be looking at yet another Qb in next years draft once Sanchez folds like a deck of cards and Tebow comes in and stinks up the joint!
I don't need to take anti-depressants because unlike you I don't live in a constant negative state with regards to the Jets. I've been through it all and seen everything that that the Jets have to offer (including not being able to see 1/2 the Jets games in the 70's because they we're on TV as they couldn't sell out) and am still here. I'll be here at the end of this season as well. You asked for 5 "concrete" things that the NYJs did so far to overtake the Pats & win the AFCE this season. I listed five additions (not internal player improvements or return from injuries) that the Jets made this off-season. I think that each they will be improvements vs. individual situations on last year's squad (with the possible exception for #5) and addressed definite issues that the Jets had. Did they fix every need? No they did not and I don't think anyone on this forum would claim otherwise. How much will the Jets improve / fall over last year's 8-8 squad is anybody's guess. That's why they actually play the games. For you to speak about others "analysis" is a complete joke. The next time you post critical examination of the Jets (besides the fact that they haven't won in 43 years - as if any one of us don't know that) will be the first.
I'm not saying our receiving core is imposing ... but where exactly are all the big time WR's in this division? Which team has a collection of WR's that will scare you? The Pats have Gronk at TE, and then ... ???
