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Post by TRUE Jet Fan on Jan 25, 2016 8:13:04 GMT -5
For those of you still emotionally scarred from this season, don't feel bad. Zero chance the Jets score more than 14 on Denver or Carolina's D. Not to mention, the Jets didn't have the pass rush to even make Cam or Peyton sweat.
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Post by Sonny Werblin on Jan 25, 2016 9:05:05 GMT -5
Other than maybe the Texans (and I have my doubts), I don't think the Jets would have beat any of the teams in the playoffs.
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Post by TRUE Jet Fan on Jan 25, 2016 9:27:59 GMT -5
Other than maybe the Texans (and I have my doubts), I don't think the Jets would have beat any of the teams in the playoffs. Exactly why I don't feel so bad about how the season ended. We might have given Houston or Pitt some trouble, but no way we beat NE in Foxboro with Ryan Fitzpatrick throwing into the wind, or Denver's D on the road. Even if we miraculously won the AFC, we'd get slaughtered by Carolina. Cam would carve up the Jets defense all day. |
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Post by MDL JET on Jan 25, 2016 11:12:51 GMT -5
Jets desperately need an enforcer in the front 7 like Denver and Carolina has. Compared to the Jets, they're just in another world with guys like Von Miller and Kuechly.
Sigh, so depressing.
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Post by Hotman on Jan 25, 2016 20:14:19 GMT -5
I don't know about that... This is like you guys who say every single year that there's no way we can beat NE.
I don't fuckin buy it. Although yes we would have lost the AFCCG, but only because we did something stupid to not show up.
And yet still have plenty of chances we refuse to capitalize on. Cmon how long you been watching?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 25, 2016 20:19:10 GMT -5
For those of you still emotionally scarred from this season, don't feel bad. Zero chance the Jets score more than 14 on Denver or Carolina's D. Not to mention, the Jets didn't have the pass rush to even make Cam or Peyton sweat. We didn't handle shit teams all year long, you need to do that first. |
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Post by rangerous on Jan 26, 2016 6:28:25 GMT -5
For those of you still emotionally scarred from this season, don't feel bad. Zero chance the Jets score more than 14 on Denver or Carolina's D. Not to mention, the Jets didn't have the pass rush to even make Cam or Peyton sweat. you can't say that with any certainty. you seem to degrade the abilities of marshall and decker to win the wide out battles. i don't know enough about the panthers but denver would've been vulnerable to ivory and the receivers. yeah we get the andre ware/von miller issue there are ways to negate their pass rush. and don't forget that outside of gronkowski, the patsies didn't have a reliable receiver. they would've won had the bellichicken had more faith in his offense and kicked the fg with 6 minutes to go. (i remember bowles doing something very similar early in the season and the jets lost). and just what would denver do on offense? |
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Post by TRUE Jet Fan on Jan 26, 2016 8:14:46 GMT -5
For those of you still emotionally scarred from this season, don't feel bad. Zero chance the Jets score more than 14 on Denver or Carolina's D. Not to mention, the Jets didn't have the pass rush to even make Cam or Peyton sweat. you can't say that with any certainty. you seem to degrade the abilities of marshall and decker to win the wide out battles. i don't know enough about the panthers but denver would've been vulnerable to ivory and the receivers. yeah we get the andre ware/von miller issue there are ways to negate their pass rush. and don't forget that outside of gronkowski, the patsies didn't have a reliable receiver. they would've won had the bellichicken had more faith in his offense and kicked the fg with 6 minutes to go. (i remember bowles doing something very similar early in the season and the jets lost). and just what would denver do on offense? It's not about the skill players, it's the QB. Fitz is extremely limited physically, and good defenses would load up the box and force him to make throws. Denver's CB's are good enough to at least somewhat contain Decker and Marshall. Meanwhile, Peyton would pick apart the shitty ass Jets pass rush. No way Revis would be able to lock down D. Thomas like he would have a few years ago. As for NE, it's Tom Brady and Gronkowsi. We don't have an answer for either. We got really, really lucky one game this year. That doesn't negate the fact that, like Peyton, Brady would pick apart the shitty ass Jets pass rush and Gronk would kill anybody we put on him. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 26, 2016 11:56:35 GMT -5
Other than maybe the Texans (and I have my doubts), I don't think the Jets would have beat any of the teams in the playoffs. Especially in the conditions that we would have played in @ Cincy in the WC round and then @ Denver in the divisional round. As much as I like what Fitzmagic is, compared to the last 10 years of QBs we've seen, he's not going to get it done in rainy, snowy or windy conditions. Believe it or not, we would have had a better chance against Den in the AFC Championship based upon the weather, then we would have had against them in the divisional round. |
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Post by GATA 👀 on Jan 26, 2016 12:05:49 GMT -5
That's a no-brainer but I personally would of liked us to at the very least make it there.
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Post by rangerous on Jan 27, 2016 13:21:22 GMT -5
you can't say that with any certainty. you seem to degrade the abilities of marshall and decker to win the wide out battles. i don't know enough about the panthers but denver would've been vulnerable to ivory and the receivers. yeah we get the andre ware/von miller issue there are ways to negate their pass rush. and don't forget that outside of gronkowski, the patsies didn't have a reliable receiver. they would've won had the bellichicken had more faith in his offense and kicked the fg with 6 minutes to go. (i remember bowles doing something very similar early in the season and the jets lost). and just what would denver do on offense? It's not about the skill players, it's the QB. Fitz is extremely limited physically, and good defenses would load up the box and force him to make throws. Denver's CB's are good enough to at least somewhat contain Decker and Marshall. Meanwhile, Peyton would pick apart the shitty ass Jets pass rush. No way Revis would be able to lock down D. Thomas like he would have a few years ago. As for NE, it's Tom Brady and Gronkowsi. We don't have an answer for either. We got really, really lucky one game this year. That doesn't negate the fact that, like Peyton, Brady would pick apart the shitty ass Jets pass rush and Gronk would kill anybody we put on him. lucky against the patsies? hardly. the first game was nearly won even with ivory out and pryor (i think). right now, and with the patsies healthy, the jets are more than a match although they do have a distinct advantage at punter and kicker. next year will be a sweep. getting back to the afc champ game, the one area where the jets are terrible is in special teams. decent special teams would given the jets 1 or 2 more wins. |
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