Geno's game 1 performance

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  1. Jetfan61

    Jetfan61 New Member

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    Geno=**** - Look In control ,Great Arm,Great mobility
    O-Line * allowed 5 sacks, guys came straight threw
    Def *** run d good, d-backs had a bad day
    Special T. ***** Great.
    Rex * clock management was bad.
     
  2. jetsclaps

    jetsclaps Well-Known Member

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    http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/jets/post/_/id/26737/bucs-impressed-with-genos-poise

    Pretty good read.

    Gerald McCoy couldn't believe it.

    After Tampa Bay's defensive tackle delivered hit after hit on Jets quarterback Geno Smith, he expected to see the rookie break, to see Smith start fearing the bruising linemen coming after him.

    Yet there was Smith, standing tall in the pocket and not backing down.

    "I was sure when I was hitting him early on he would be rattled but the guy just kept sitting in there. 'Man, how many more times I got to hit you?'" McCoy said. "He definitely stayed poised and made plays when necessary. He took a lot of big hits today. He always bounced back up and went and made plays. That guy has a bright future."
     
  3. The Dark Knight

    The Dark Knight Well-Known Member

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    I was really proud of Geno. He played very smart and beyond his years. Hopefully his future is bright.
     
  4. NJBeliever

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    Niiice!

    So much for him not bring ready.
     
  5. Section 227. Row 5

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    Clock management was terrible. What's with pissing away about 15 seconds at the end of the game with less than a minute on the clock with delayed time outs? He left two plays on the field. Deplorable and inexcusable.
     
  6. mezzavo

    mezzavo Well-Known Member

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    You know who Geno's best friend is after a game like this?? Can you say ICE TUB!!! Hell, go from ice to hot to ice to hot...then a massage tomorrow to work it all out. Thursday's going to come awful fast! :)
     
  7. CurbYourEnthusiasm

    CurbYourEnthusiasm Well-Known Member

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    EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Gerald McCoy couldn't believe it.

    After Tampa Bay's defensive tackle delivered hit after hit on Jets quarterback Geno Smith, he expected to see the rookie break, to see Smith start fearing the bruising linemen coming after him.

    Yet there was Smith, standing tall in the pocket and not backing down.

    "I was sure when I was hitting him early on he would be rattled but the guy just kept sitting in there. 'Man, how many more times I got to hit you?'" McCoy said. "He definitely stayed poised and made plays when necessary. He took a lot of big hits today. He always bounced back up and went and made plays. That guy has a bright future."

    The Buccaneers were impressed with the steadiness Smith displayed on Sunday as he led the Jets to an 18-17 comeback win in the final seconds Sunday at MetLife Stadium. The Bucs held the Jets to 304 yards, but Smith didn't wilt against a tough defense.

    "He was very poised. He was on to the next [play]," Buccaneers linebacker Mason Foster said. "Anything happened, he kept pushing through, got his team up and down the field. Got to tip your hat to him for that. It's tough to do that in the NFL."

    --Great quotes from some of the Bucs players
     
  8. Tonetime320

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    One thing that stood out to me was when Tampa Bay made that field goal that appeared to win the game and the camera cut to Geno instead of seeing his head go down or pout he buckled his chinstrap and was ready to roll. After seeing our rookie have that body language on opening day in a situation like that i am very encouraged. especially from the pouting we've all seen with Sanchez.
     
  9. Ralebird

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    I shouldn't be, but I'm impressed that when Smith needed to bail out he did so with his eyes open and ran between the butts of his linemen rather than...
     
  10. Ralebird

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    "...and with the clock ticking away and the Jets trailing 17-15, Winslow said to Smith 'If we win this MF, I'll **** your ****'"
     
  11. CurbYourEnthusiasm

    CurbYourEnthusiasm Well-Known Member

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    Was very impressed by the kid considering:

    1) Our pass protection was subpar
    2) We had no run game
    3) We were rotating WR because everyone was getting knocked out by Goldson
     
  12. azhar80

    azhar80 Well-Known Member

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    Good team win!

    What the heck are some of you haters still bringing Sanchez name in this. Mark was on the sidelines with Geno and encouraging him So for sokme of you guys to even say anything negative of Sanchez is pretty lame grow up.

    Geno was rattled many times, and made some poor decisions but never gave up. He fought on... His 2nd half perfomance was on point thanks to great play calling by MM and Genos running ability.

    Now the keys to the game are:
    1-Davis chasing V. Jackson from behind to save a TD
    2-Geno Running or brain fart on the Bucs Defender, or gift from Refs or all of them. you decide.
    3- Finally Nick Folk coming up big time on a long 48 yard field goal.

    Defense kept us in the ball game all day long. I know there was a poor blitz call but overall we looked good.

    Geno's strength right now is his also his weakness. His footwork is horrendous, but his speed is good. He locks on to receivers pretty much all the time. His short range passing is pretty good. He did get few throws in late, behind or high causing our players to get hit pretty good.

    We look to be a good special teams (-Kick returner) and defense. Run game is poor, blocking was mediocre as well.
     
  13. 74

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    haha a deals a deal
     
  14. Bruce Harper

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    Haven't looked it up but it seemed extremely rare that Sanchez ever completed 60% of his passes.
     
  15. Bruce Harper

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    The call was a no-brainer. The Bucs didn't make a peep about it.
     
  16. Bruce Harper

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    I agree. I've seen enough. Geno is better.
     
  17. Jeti

    Jeti Well-Known Member

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    I say keep Sanchez as a back up

    the team loves him and if Geno ever goes down he could come in and manage the game
     
  18. 74

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    if Geno goes down I wanna see what Simms can do
     
  19. The 1985er

    The 1985er Well-Known Member

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    That means he HAS to take a pay cut. Your idea sounds solid.
     
  20. deathstar

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    Bad idea...

    Rid the team of Mark and move on...
     

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