Dude seriously that's messed up If he's paralyzed who is Jizzelle gonna rape bang with her strap on? the world is safer with Brady not paralyzed
Ok - I will try to keep things civil. You seem civil enough. You put a lot of thoughts into the match ups and whatnot - but I tend to see things a little bit differently. 1. If Jets D allows their offense to use their potent rushing attack, then Ivory will shine. If that chance doesn't come, it's going to be a blood bath - of course, in your favor. I don't know why - I don't have coach 22 subscription from NFL.com - but Patriots receivers are very good at gaining separation and getting open in short range. I suspect they are abusing the pick rule within 1 yard of the LoS to make that happen. Most teams have hard time flooding the short zone because when they do that, Brady hits Gronk for the long ball. We will see how Jets D blocks that option; it's going to be an interesting match. It is this high percentage short passing attack that drives your offense. Not the other way around. If it means anything - I think Jets should go with 4-men front. They should put their best asset of the defense [DL] on the pitch. Especially since the Pats OL is banged up. Sheldon at 3T should be a very interesting look this week, and I wouldn't mind seeing Coples at DL instead of Damon Harrison either; Patriots are not a tough inside running team anyway, and their passing threat is much more formidable than their rushing threat. I wouldn't be surprised to see Jets run 4-2-5 as the base package, with Skrine coming on a blitz off the edge from time to time. 2. As long as Jets don't fall behind by 2 possessions early, they should be fine. Just, Jets special team is not really special at all. It will hurt the offense a lot. Every yard will have to be earned. And Fitzpatrick isn't exactly a cannon-armed QB we would all love and like; scoring drives will consume a sizable chunk of the clock. In terms of the strategy overall - Jets should think of two things; (1) rushing the ball a lot - I mean, A LOT - and (2) taking 2 possession lead into 4th quarter. (1) helps (2), but (2) doesn't necessarily help (1). And I don't expect the Jets to build 2 possession lead into 4th quarter either.
First off, thank you for not being the typical bag of a Pats fan that comes here to pretend to talk football. We have a small handful of good Pats fans here that get overshadowed by assholes. I saw an early post from you in another thread, and thankfully didn't get my hopes up for nothing. I'm not sure if I agree with the Jets being a top 5 team in the long run, but so far they have a nice combo of performance. The health of the team is paramount to success and the odds this team stays healthy is worse than most. Todd Bowles is definitely a revelation. I was happy when we hired him, ecstatic when I first realized what type of HC he was trying to be, and really happy with the results and approach he has so far. Dominique Easley: I have a good friend that's a rabid Gators fan, and he had me watching tape of Easley 3 years ago. DE looked like he was ahead of everyone on the field pre-season every game, and when the Pats drafted him, it felt the same way as when they drafted Gronk, like we just watched New England steal another elite player. If Easley stays healthy, he's a game changer. I think Dion Lewis and Edelcunt will be the real factors on offense against the Jets, as much as I will hate the few big plays Gronk and Amendola make against us. I don't think anyone else will be a factor, although maybe LaFell makes a TD in factor time when the Jets are keying on everyone else. I still think it's Pats 28 Jets 20, although I can easily see a 2 point game for either team or the Jets losing their composure and losing by 30.
