Quiet here?
JKConey
guess is that they think Jets will win, and will wait to pounce if they
don't? But isn't that what pratt and the rest do?
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> I'm really shocked by the lack of chatter and trolling here this week? My
> guess is that they think Jets will win, and will wait to pounce if they
> don't? But isn't that what pratt and the rest do?
I have many of the trolls killfiled, so I haven't noticed a decrease in
traffic, if indeed they've taken a break.
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Ian
> I'm really shocked by the lack of chatter and trolling here this week? My
> guess is that they think Jets will win, and will wait to pounce if they
> don't? But isn't that what pratt and the rest do?
Quietly optimistic here.
I think the Jets *can* beat anyone in the playoffs. Last year seemed
an easier route than is presented this year. The Bengals, who we'd
crushed the week before, then the Chargers, 'norv said there ... and
then we came up against the *rested* Colts and Peyton picked us apart
in the 2nd half.
This year, the Colts are beaten up and apart from Leonard and Jenkins,
we've done OK, injury-wise. We can certainly win the first one, and
looking forw[ *** rest of post held back for obvious reasons *** ]
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Life's too short to have to explain everyday.
Tutor
> talk about the Super Bowl, etc.
> If the players have really bought into it, as they seem to have, then I expect the Jets to
> play a great game. The one caveat being the gameplans chosen by the coaches.
> For instance, to remain consistent... Will Schott continue the LT folly, or finally give
> Shonn (the better rusher at present) the ball? Will Schott be aggressive, or tentative
> with his playcalling? Will he have MS on the move? Will he be in *cute* mode?
>
> While on D, will it be blitzin' or coverage, as main focus? Blitzin' from the edge, or up
> the middle? Will they try to disguise coverage 'til the very last moment, or show their
> hand? Of coourse, there's a middle ground, but Rex seems to go strongly, one way or the
> other.
>
> As for the trolls, I wouldn't read too much into anything. Seriously, it's difficult to
> get into the *mind* of a troll... I mean, can you really imagine deciding to spend your
> valuable time, going into another team's NG, and posting nonsense?
> On the other hand, can you see these same *people*, decide to go to a sports bar filled
> with opposing fans, and saying the nonsense they post anonymously in a NG?
> They're all pussies.- Hide quoted text -
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word is that Shonn Greene is starting on Saturday. Read that from a
guy called "scoops" who has inside info and occasionally posts little
advance notices of things before they are announced.
Still Roper
> On Fri, 7 Jan 2011 01:17:02 -0800 (PST), Ian <spuorgelg...@ianwhitephoto.co.uk> wrote:
> >> I'm really shocked by the lack of chatter and trolling here this week? My
> >> guess is that they think Jets will win, and will wait to pounce if they
> >> don't? But isn't that what pratt and the rest do?
>
> As for the trolls, I wouldn't read too much into anything. Seriously, it's difficult to
> get into the *mind* of a troll... I mean, can you really imagine deciding to spend your
> valuable time, going into another team's NG, and posting nonsense?
> On the other hand, can you see these same *people*, decide to go to a sports bar filled
> with opposing fans, and saying the nonsense they post anonymously in a NG?
> They're all pussies.- Hide quoted text -
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Here here...well said...
Percy Flage
> Hopefully, *scoops* knows what he be spekin' 'bout ;)
I'm thinking that seeing as :-
a) Indy can't stop the run.
b) We want to run the ball.
c) We want to limit Indy to 7 possessions (or fewer)
d) We've proved that Greene and McKnight can actually run the ball.
That Schitty's going to come out slinging.
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I am amazed how Scoops is always right. He has been right every time
and with big Jets news. He's one of the reasons I check into JI. He
definitely works for the Jets in Florham Park.
Tutor
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This is going to be a high scoring game with lots of passing. Colts
will be playing the run forcing the Jets to the air and the Colts
don't run well, even with Addai back in the lineup. I expect to see
both teams scoring in the 30's.
Michael
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the jets offense, if taken drive by drive, is much more productive
when Sanchez throws on first down for at least 50% of the time. the
key for the jets is not to either "run it" or "pass it". They can do
both. The jets have an embarrassment of talent on offense. The key
for the Jets is to mix it up, as they are quite capable of. That does
not mean "getting cute" with stupid trick plays that Schotty pulls out
of his ass irrespective of the context of the game. The best way to
be productive both running and passing is to prove to the defense that
you can do BOTH by executing them both and keep them thinking that all
game long. This is what opens opportunities for your offense all game
long. When balance is applied intelligently, offensive successes is
self perpetuating. Fortunately for the Jets... After the sickening
performance by the Jets offense in the Miami game, Schotty started
getting some *help* from Callahan and Cavanaugh. Cont on that *help*
to keep coming and count on the Jets offense to be as dynamic as it
has been the past three weeks. The Colts are in for a long evening.
MuahMan
> On Fri, 7 Jan 2011 01:17:02 -0800 (PST), Ian <spuorgelg...@ianwhitephoto.co.uk> wrote:
> talk about the Super Bowl, etc.
> If the players have really bought into it, as they seem to have, then I expect the Jets to
> play a great game. The one caveat being the gameplans chosen by the coaches.
> For instance, to remain consistent... Will Schott continue the LT folly, or finally give
> Shonn (the better rusher at present) the ball? Will Schott be aggressive, or tentative
> with his playcalling? Will he have MS on the move? Will he be in *cute* mode?
>
> While on D, will it be blitzin' or coverage, as main focus? Blitzin' from the edge, or up
> the middle? Will they try to disguise coverage 'til the very last moment, or show their
> hand? Of coourse, there's a middle ground, but Rex seems to go strongly, one way or the
> other.
>
> As for the trolls, I wouldn't read too much into anything. Seriously, it's difficult to
> get into the *mind* of a troll... I mean, can you really imagine deciding to spend your
> valuable time, going into another team's NG, and posting nonsense?
> On the other hand, can you see these same *people*, decide to go to a sports bar filled
> with opposing fans, and saying the nonsense they post anonymously in a NG?
> They're all pussies.
We kick the shit out of Jets fans on a routine basis at the Bru's Room
in Ft Lauderdale. It's fun because the NY'ers won't fight unless they
have you outnumbered 3 to 1. But that never happens since the
Patriots, Dolphins, and Bills fans all hate the Jets fans. Nobody
wants to hear the fans of a team that has never won anything talk shit.
Johnny Morongo
> On Fri, 07 Jan 2011 17:01:46 +0000, Percy Flage <percy.flage_REM@OVE_ianwhitephoto.co.uk>
> wrote:
>
>
>
> >On 07/01/2011 15:51, buRford wrote:
> So, El Schitto Grande may decide to go that way.
> Of course, he may decide to just punt it on first down... that would fool 'em.
> As a great coach of ours once said, & I paraphrase, *any drive that ends with a kick, is a
> good drive.* Ahhh, those were the days, with Heir Preacher ;)
Fixed!
JKConey
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Florida sports bar? You mean a blue haired seniors hangout right? LOL
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