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Post by jetstream23 on Sept 21, 2015 22:17:36 GMT -5
Started well, mixing run and pass.
Zeroed in on the Decker mismatch early and exploited the Colts.
Never went away from the run, even when it wasn't working.
Got conservative which made us all nervous when the Colts finally scored. I was worried that once you "turn it off" you sometimes can't just turn it back on when you want to. But he did. Immediately drove the field for 7 points. Credit Gailey with great play calling on that TD drive. Credit Fitz with running that offense well.
Solid O today. I feel like, if they HAD TO, the Jets could have put up 30+ tonight. But pitching a shutout for 3 quarters kept us conservative on O.
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Post by 32Green on Sept 21, 2015 22:25:54 GMT -5
That.... looked like a real football team.
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Post by Touchable on Sept 21, 2015 22:30:39 GMT -5
Huh?
Who?
The ex-JI turned JN defactor?
That fucking guy wantsta throw e-hands, I'll throw e-hands.
But if he wants to defact back, then I'll let bygones be bygones.
Wait...who?
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Post by ryu79 on Sept 21, 2015 22:36:46 GMT -5
Started well, mixing run and pass. Zeroed in on the Decker mismatch early and exploited the Colts. Never went away from the run, even when it wasn't working. Got conservative which made us all nervous when the Colts finally scored. I was worried that once you "turn it off" you sometimes can't just turn it back on when you want to. But he did. Immediately drove the field for 7 points. Credit Gailey with great play calling on that TD drive. Credit Fitz with running that offense well. Solid O today. I feel like, if they HAD TO, the Jets could have put up 30+ tonight. But pitching a shutout for 3 quarters kept us conservative on O. A couple of nice audibles on that td drive to isolate marshall. |
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Post by freestater on Sept 21, 2015 22:49:42 GMT -5
Huh? Who? The ex-JI turned JN defactor? That fucking guy wantsta throw e-hands, I'll throw e-hands. But if he wants to defact back, then I'll let bygones be bygones. Wait...who? totally what I was thinking. |
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Post by vin on Sept 21, 2015 22:53:07 GMT -5
Hated the Conservative playcalling.
Game would've LONG been over if Chan didn't do his best Paul Hackett imitation.
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Post by JonEJet on Sept 21, 2015 22:55:00 GMT -5
Not a fan of his 5 wide no QB help.....scares the shit out of me leaving QB out to dry
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Post by jetstream23 on Sept 21, 2015 23:18:39 GMT -5
Hated the Conservative playcalling. Game would've LONG been over if Chan didn't do his best Paul Hackett imitation. It WAS over....just not in the minds of Jets fans because of how we've been conditioned in recent years that no lead is safe. I don't think the coaching staff ever had a doubt. After going up 10-0 we clearly took the foot off the accelerator. The Colts put together a few big plays and threw 7 points on the board. The Jets immediately put up another 10 to win 20-7. |
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Post by jcappy on Sept 21, 2015 23:20:23 GMT -5
We were at our best with Fitz throwing mid to short range passes. Passing game looked great except the deep ball. If the run was working the O would've been firing on all cylinders.
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Post by vin on Sept 21, 2015 23:30:46 GMT -5
Hated the Conservative playcalling. Game would've LONG been over if Chan didn't do his best Paul Hackett imitation. It WAS over....just not in the minds of Jets fans because of how we've been conditioned. I don't think the coaching staff ever had a doubt. After going up 10-0 we clearly took the foot off the accelerator. The Colts put together a few big plays and threw 7 points on the board. The Jets immediately put up another 10 to win 20-7. Going conservative with just a fucking 10-point lead(basically begging the Colts to score, which they did eventually) when the Dagger could've been driven, then twisted in their throats EARLY IN THE GAME....was almost a huge, costly mistake. Jets were practically sleeping offensively(thanks Chan) until the Colts scored. Oh and here's a totally random picture...  |
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Post by jetstream23 on Sept 21, 2015 23:41:09 GMT -5
Huh? Who? The ex-JI turned JN defactor? That fucking guy wantsta throw e-hands, I'll throw e-hands. But if he wants to defact back, then I'll let bygones be bygones. Wait...who? Ha! Totally forgot about him. CTM right? Man, that was a long time ago. 2005? 2008? |
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Post by jetstream23 on Sept 21, 2015 23:46:17 GMT -5
It WAS over....just not in the minds of Jets fans because of how we've been conditioned. I don't think the coaching staff ever had a doubt. After going up 10-0 we clearly took the foot off the accelerator. The Colts put together a few big plays and threw 7 points on the board. The Jets immediately put up another 10 to win 20-7. Going conservative with just a fucking 10-point lead(basically begging the Colts to score, which they did eventually) when the Dagger could've been driven, then twisted in their throats EARLY IN THE GAME....was almost a huge, costly mistake. Jets were practically sleeping offensively(thanks Chan) until the Colts scored. Oh and here's a totally random picture... lol...If the Jets won the Super Bowl you'd complain that it was little cloudy out at the stadium while they were winning. The Jets won a very big Monday Night Football game on the road against one of the best young QBs in the NFL, shutting him out for MORE THAN 3 QUARTERS. The Colts were NEVER A THREAT yet you seem to be arguing that Fitz should have been slinging the ball around the field as if he were John Elway when the Jets didn't need to do that. When the Colts strung a few long passes together and put up 7 points by happenstance, Chan revved it back up and tossed 10 more points on the board in the final 6 minutes of the game. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2015 23:48:05 GMT -5
what kind of name is "chan"
that's like mao naming his kid "wally"
this might come back to bite us
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Post by vin on Sept 21, 2015 23:59:27 GMT -5
Going conservative with just a fucking 10-point lead(basically begging the Colts to score, which they did eventually) when the Dagger could've been driven, then twisted in their throats EARLY IN THE GAME....was almost a huge, costly mistake. Jets were practically sleeping offensively(thanks Chan) until the Colts scored. Oh and here's a totally random picture... lol...If the Jets won the Super Bowl you'd complain that it was little cloudy out at the stadium while they were winning. The Jets won a very big Monday Night Football game on the road against one of the best young QBs in the NFL, shutting him out for MORE THAN 3 QUARTERS. The Colts were NEVER A THREAT yet you seem to be arguing that Fitz should have been slinging the ball around the field as if he were John Elway when the Jets didn't need to do that. When the Colts strung a few long passes together and put up 7 points by happenstance, Chan revved it back up and tossed 10 more points on the board in the final 6 minutes of the game. Watched Jets Postgame live and Chad Cascadden basically echoed what I stated. The conservative playcalling could have come back to bite the Jets. It was a big risk to go conservative whereas against another *better*(I admit) team out there, Jets wouldn't be able to hold them to just 10 for almost the entire game like they did tonight. I'm ecstatic they won so I have no clue why you're accusing me of being some fucking SOJF here.  I mean as fans we're allowed to criticize losses and nitpick victories, right? And btw, tell me you didn't get at least a bit concerned after Bilal Powell fumbled the ball late there before the Jets recovered.... I and many others were shitting bricks. |
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Post by jetstream23 on Sept 22, 2015 0:48:44 GMT -5
lol...If the Jets won the Super Bowl you'd complain that it was little cloudy out at the stadium while they were winning. The Jets won a very big Monday Night Football game on the road against one of the best young QBs in the NFL, shutting him out for MORE THAN 3 QUARTERS. The Colts were NEVER A THREAT yet you seem to be arguing that Fitz should have been slinging the ball around the field as if he were John Elway when the Jets didn't need to do that. When the Colts strung a few long passes together and put up 7 points by happenstance, Chan revved it back up and tossed 10 more points on the board in the final 6 minutes of the game. Watched Jets Postgame live and Chad Cascadden basically echoed what I stated. The conservative playcalling could have come back to bite the Jets. It was a big risk to go conservative whereas against another *better*(I admit) team out there, Jets wouldn't be able to hold them to just 10 for almost the entire game like they did tonight. I'm ecstatic they won so I have no clue why you're accusing me of being some fucking SOJF here. I mean as fans we're allowed to criticize losses and nitpick victories, right? And btw, tell me you didn't get at least a bit concerned after Bilal Powell fumbled the ball late there before the Jets recovered.... I and many others were shitting bricks. I don't disagree. I'm not a fan of conservative playcalling when the offense is working either. But I just felt like the Jets never had a concern tonight. They were in game management mode for most of the game after going up 10-0, they never trailed, and I don't think they ever felt like the Colts were a serious threat. I think the "shitting bricks" you alluded to comes from having seen this team with a different coach and different personnel blow leads in the past. But this new regime deserves the benefit of the doubt thus far. After trailing 10-7 in Week 1, they shutout the Browns the rest of the way, outscoring them 24-0. Tonight, they didn't give up any points until the 4th quarter. And after they did, the Jets cranked it back up and tossed 10 points on the board for good measure in the final 6 minutes. I understand the ole "here we go again" feelings and the idea that no lead is safe, but it's a little different here with this group. The Jets pitched 67 minutes of continuous shutout football (more than an entire game) between the Browns 2nd Quarter FG in Week 1 and the lone TD scored by Indy in the 4th Quarter tonight. Again, I certainly understand the kneejerk fears based on past experience when something like a Powell fumble happens. All I'm saying is that so far, Bowles and company have earned some trust that they can manage these situations and close out games. I saw how KC turned a W into an L last week against the Broncos....they got cute. The last thing I wanted to see tonight was a tipped pass from Fitzpatrick turning into 7 points for the Colts when they literally had no life in this game. We can certainly criticize some things but I'll take a thorough 20-7 win on the road any day and I won't look back. I'm with you...let's enjoy the win.  |
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