Yeah, it would be nice to have a nice relaxing blowout. I had to leave the house today when it was 23-10. My wife says, 'how's the game' and I say 'they're doing well. I think it's over.' LOL.
Dungy: “The Jets have won these games. They believe in Rex Ryan. They believe in (Mark) Sanchez that they can make these plays at the end but they got a lot of help from Houston. We saw Houston blow one last week the same way. That was inexcusable at the end of this game. You got to use outside technique. The coaches had their corners playing inside technique when there’s no timeouts left.” Harrison: “No timeouts. Free safety Eugene Wilson has to understand that Braylon Edwards, he’s the go-to guy deep. He has to keep him inside and force the ball to be thrown inside...” Dungy: “There’s no way, with no timeouts and that short of time, you can’t let a guy catch the ball on the sideline. All those defenders should have been outside protecting the sideline. Make them throw the ball in the middle of the field.” Harrison: “This happened two weeks in a row. Somebody on that defensive side of the ball needs to be fired.” Dungy on if the Jets are lucky or good: “Both. Mark Sanchez is making plays. He’s got them believing. They have big play guys. Santonio Holmes has given them a big lift. But the last two weeks we’ve seen dropped interceptions by Cleveland, bad coverage here. But, they’re good enough to take advantage of it.” Harrison: “(Sanchez’s) going to have to continue to make plays because they’re not running the ball and that defense isn’t as strong as it was last year.”
And you can call any team 'lucky' if you want. For example, the Pats are lucky that Mo Lewis nailed Bledsoe while Brady stood and watched.
It seems to me that people dont remember any part of last season except the post season. Our defense was about as good last year as it is now. They gave up leads all the time last year. Theyve done it a few times this year. Stop acting like the 2009 regular season jets were some sort of defensive juggernaut.
