thats true but sometimes defensive linemen sack the QB though. and it shows up in stat sheets. We will see if Leonard Williams can do that Monday Night against a terrible offensive line or if he gets shut out completely like last year against them. we could really use visible production on top of his hidden production in this game. big time
If he does the same things he did in that play for Jenkins I don’t really care how his stats look. It’s really not important to me who makes the plays. But to save time, you can probably start bitching about his stats against Cleveland now as we’re likely to see the same containment oriented pass rush vs a mobile mayfield as we did v Allen.
I doubt it. Gregg Williams is an experienced defensive coordinator. He coached Mayfield last year and he will watch film on last week's game where Mayfield looked like pure shit against the Tennessee pass rush. I expect him to try to replicate that
He also had Kitchens under him for 10 weeks. I’m sure he knows that offense very very well. That’s a huge advantage IMO.
@Big Cat, nicely written and unfortunately how can we argue at the prediction. My 4-12 season prediction may have been a tad optimistic after all
if we signed a kicker we'll win. If not we'll lose. Also, relax. We could be tied with NE after week 3.
Thought it was kind of interesting that Vegas has this has Cleveland -2 or -3 (depending where you look), but a lot of the analytical %'s have the Jets at around a 60% chance to win this game. I know Vegas wants as close to even money on both sides of the line, but it seems like the sharps could very well be on the Jets +2 or +3. If the Jets were actually favorite in this game like some of the analytical numbers suggest over 80% of the bets would be on Cleveland + whatever the points were. I personally feel more confident in this game than I did vs Buffalo week 1.
A post mortem stat from last Sunday: the Bills have held 9 straight opposing QBs under 210 yards passing, the longest stretch for any team since 2013. Matt Stafford threw for 208, Darnold threw for 175 and 170, and other than that no QB threw for more than 137 yards in this stretch. That includes Tom Brady (13/24, 126 yards, 1 TD/2 INT). Good news: we faced a pass defense that is approaching horrifying levels of good so there’s plenty of room for improvement Bad news: that defense is in our division
Right as the news announced i got on DKs and locked it in. I’ve never bet against my team, ever but at this point I’m honestly numb so it is what it is. I’ll be there Monday and cheering for the Jets. The money comes second
The spread moved to Cleveland -6. That's a sucker's move. And you are right, its only to even the betting out
UPDATE : after learning that Darnold is getting sidelined forget it, we'll lose this game and the 2 others to come. Season is over.
