Jets go 7-1 to end the season?

they could just as easily go 1-7 to start it.

 

Who knows?

- Seattle on the road is a tough game that will be very difficult to win.
- New England is New England.
- San Diego always seems to play their best ball in December
- Buffalo and Tennessee both have some weapons and will be solid teams, and both games are on the road.

I think our offense will be too inconsistent to have us go on 7-1 stretches. Our defense will have us win some games by surprise, but the offense will lead to some frustration.

If I had to rank the difficulty of the games this year, it would be something like:

at New England
vs New England
at Pittsburgh
at Seattle
vs Houston
vs San Fran
at Buffalo
at Tennessee
vs San Diego
vs Buffalo
at Miami
at Jacksonville
at St. Louis
vs Indianapolis
vs Arizona
vs Miami

4 of the 6 toughest games are early, and we have to play some tough defenses early. But there are some tricky road games down the stretch that could be problematic.

Right now, I have the Jets going 5-3 in the first and second halves of the season to finish 10-6.

 

There is a reason you play these games out each week. Just take it one week at a time.

 

There's a good chance that by the time we play the Chargers, Norv won't be the HC.

 

It's not a cakewalk. Three divisional games plus San Diego, Seattle who a lot of "experts" are picking as a surprise team and an improved St Louis with a good new head coach is no cakewalk.

 

There's a good chance that by the time we play the Chargers, Tebow will be our QB.

 

It's possible. But this is the Jets we are talking about.

 

schotty and wfh negate fisher.so stl is a cakewalk.other then that i agree

 

5 of the last 8 are on the road. Could the Jets win 4 of those or maybe 5? Unlikely although not impossible.

My breakdown on the season's likely form right now is 2-3 start, 3-2 in the next 5 with Pats and 2 other road games making it still rough sledding. Then the last 6 will determine where the Jets wind up, with 8-8 as my predicted destination.

If the Jets are going to have a great season next year we'll know it early on. They'll win a few games that are toss-ups despite the fact they're installing Sparano's offense. They'll be 4-1 early or maybe 3-2 with an upset of the Pats at New England in week 7 after that.

If they have the likely start then we're hoping they recover enough to go 9-7 and sneak in, like 2002.

 

Barring any bad injuries I think we can go 6-2.

 

and this is why cliches are useless.

 

If the Jets can come out 3 - 2 or even 2 - 3 from the first 5 games I believe they are good. 1 - 4 would obviously be a bad start that I'm not sure they could recover from.

If they start 3 - 2 we are looking at an 11 win season.

 

Cant know till we see what the offense looks like week one, and two and three, etc etc etc

 

Who the hell sets the schedules? Buffalo first and last? Bullshit!!!

Anyway, there is a reason they play the games. I assume the Jets will win every game, but I guess that is why I never bet on them.

 

There's a Better chance that Sanchize will have 27 TD's and 11 Piks

 

Don't sleep on Seattle in Seattle, Tennessee or San Diego. Also, Buffalo will be competing with the Jets and the two losers of the AFC North three way race as well as the loser of Denver-KC for two wild card spots and Week 17 should be a huge game.

But yes, the Jets could very well finish the season 6-2, but the problem is the first half of the schedule could leave them at 3-5.

 

they have a good chance to win all those games. will see how it goes week by week.

 

i'd be happy with 5-3 let alone 7-1.

 

c'mon be real man: 27 TD's and 14 Pix