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Michael
Nov 3, 2011, 6:44:51 PM11/3/11
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I'd wager the Jets will try to ground and pound the Bills defense.
Run the ball, wear them out and keep the Bills offense off the
field.
On defense, I'd say the Jets will play press/man vs the Bills wr's. I
dont know the Bills that well, but from what I have seen, they get by
on offense with having the run set up the pass. Their pass routs can
be sophisticated. In some ways they are a more complex and flashy
version of the Raiders current style of offense. While playing press/
man coverage on their wr's, the Jets will probably run blitz a lot and
stack the box. Take away the running game and frustrated the passing
game.
What the Bills will try to do, *I Think* is attack the center of the
field with their passing game. This will cause the Jets to attempt
"funneling" their coverage in the center of the field. Once the Bills
have the Jets defense set up in that defense, they will use their
running game to attack the edges of the Jets defense and get around
the corner.
IMHO, this game boils down to two key components.
1. The performance of the Jets line power run blocking in combination
with Green making the best of what he gets. I wound not be surprised
to see McKnight and LT get in there too.
2. After evaluating the Bills pass catchers, I have confidence that
the Jets db's and frustrate them in press/man. Given that, the second
key component will be the Jet defense being successful at setting the
edge.
Anyone else have comments or see what match-up's could give the Jets
trouble ???
Run the ball, wear them out and keep the Bills offense off the
field.
On defense, I'd say the Jets will play press/man vs the Bills wr's. I
dont know the Bills that well, but from what I have seen, they get by
on offense with having the run set up the pass. Their pass routs can
be sophisticated. In some ways they are a more complex and flashy
version of the Raiders current style of offense. While playing press/
man coverage on their wr's, the Jets will probably run blitz a lot and
stack the box. Take away the running game and frustrated the passing
game.
What the Bills will try to do, *I Think* is attack the center of the
field with their passing game. This will cause the Jets to attempt
"funneling" their coverage in the center of the field. Once the Bills
have the Jets defense set up in that defense, they will use their
running game to attack the edges of the Jets defense and get around
the corner.
IMHO, this game boils down to two key components.
1. The performance of the Jets line power run blocking in combination
with Green making the best of what he gets. I wound not be surprised
to see McKnight and LT get in there too.
2. After evaluating the Bills pass catchers, I have confidence that
the Jets db's and frustrate them in press/man. Given that, the second
key component will be the Jet defense being successful at setting the
edge.
Anyone else have comments or see what match-up's could give the Jets
trouble ???
John C TX
Nov 4, 2011, 4:59:49 PM11/4/11
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On Nov 3, 5:44 pm, Michael <mjd1...@verizon.net> wrote:
> I'd wager the Jets will try to ground and pound the Bills defense.
> Run the ball, wear them out and keep the Bills offense off the
> field.
>
> On defense, I'd say the Jets will play press/man vs the Bills wr's. I
> dont know the Bills that well, but from what I have seen, they get by
> on offense with having the run set up the pass. Their pass routs can
> be sophisticated. In some ways they are a more complex and flashy
> version of the Raiders current style of offense. While playing press/
> man coverage on their wr's, the Jets will probably run blitz a lot and
> stack the box. Take away the running game and frustrated the passing
> game.
>
> What the Bills will try to do, *I Think* is attack the center of the
> field with their passing game. This will cause the Jets to attempt
> "funneling" their coverage in the center of the field. Once the Bills
> have the Jets defense set up in that defense, they will use their
> running game to attack the edges of the Jets defense and get around
> the corner.
>
> IMHO, this game boils down to two key components.
>
> 1. The performance of the Jets line power run blocking in combination
> with Green making the best of what he gets. I wound not be surprised
> to see McKnight and LT get in there too.
I agree & you will see a steady diet of Dustin Keller & slants to
> I'd wager the Jets will try to ground and pound the Bills defense.
> Run the ball, wear them out and keep the Bills offense off the
> field.
>
> On defense, I'd say the Jets will play press/man vs the Bills wr's. I
> dont know the Bills that well, but from what I have seen, they get by
> on offense with having the run set up the pass. Their pass routs can
> be sophisticated. In some ways they are a more complex and flashy
> version of the Raiders current style of offense. While playing press/
> man coverage on their wr's, the Jets will probably run blitz a lot and
> stack the box. Take away the running game and frustrated the passing
> game.
>
> What the Bills will try to do, *I Think* is attack the center of the
> field with their passing game. This will cause the Jets to attempt
> "funneling" their coverage in the center of the field. Once the Bills
> have the Jets defense set up in that defense, they will use their
> running game to attack the edges of the Jets defense and get around
> the corner.
>
> IMHO, this game boils down to two key components.
>
> 1. The performance of the Jets line power run blocking in combination
> with Green making the best of what he gets. I wound not be surprised
> to see McKnight and LT get in there too.
>
> 2. After evaluating the Bills pass catchers, I have confidence that
> the Jets db's and frustrate them in press/man. Given that, the second
> key component will be the Jet defense being successful at setting the
> edge.
afford for him to pop any long runs off pass or run. I wish Devito
was playing and that is something I never thought I would write.
>
> Anyone else have comments or see what match-up's could give the Jets
> trouble ???
both guard & tackle are hurt. Fitzpatrick is already dinged up.
Their TE has 6 TD's this year.
Michael
Nov 4, 2011, 6:52:24 PM11/4/11
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> Their TE has 6 TD's this year.- Hide quoted text -
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Papa Carl
Nov 4, 2011, 8:08:44 PM11/4/11
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"Michael" <mjd...@verizon.net> wrote in message
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tackles has he made?
Deadmeat
Nov 4, 2011, 9:20:18 PM11/4/11
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Harlan Lachman
Nov 4, 2011, 10:37:09 PM11/4/11
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In article
<3660a5a0-4e71-4a25...@h24g2000yqm.googlegroups.com>,
I think none of that matters.
I agree with Mike & Mike.
The Bills will score because they are a good team with a great runner
and have a smart guy at Qb. Not a lot but maybe 17 - 24 points depending
on Jet turnovers.
The question is can Sanchez/Shott/the Jets OL score more points?
Whether you blame Sanchez, Shott or the OL for the bad uns, they gots to
score to win this one.
harlan
<3660a5a0-4e71-4a25...@h24g2000yqm.googlegroups.com>,
I agree with Mike & Mike.
The Bills will score because they are a good team with a great runner
and have a smart guy at Qb. Not a lot but maybe 17 - 24 points depending
on Jet turnovers.
The question is can Sanchez/Shott/the Jets OL score more points?
Whether you blame Sanchez, Shott or the OL for the bad uns, they gots to
score to win this one.
harlan
Harlan Lachman
Nov 4, 2011, 10:39:01 PM11/4/11
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In article <p7-dnfCnc_sQ4ynT...@giganews.com>,
I forget the number but a reasonable number given the snaps.
The challenge is not number of tackles; it is whether a team can negate
him by running past him or killing us with screens to his side or can he
avoid big runs or screens?
harlan
The challenge is not number of tackles; it is whether a team can negate
him by running past him or killing us with screens to his side or can he
avoid big runs or screens?
harlan
Papa Carl
Nov 5, 2011, 1:50:32 AM11/5/11
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"Harlan Lachman" <har...@eeivt.com> wrote in message
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me....and a team can work on that big time.
Julio Sanchez
Nov 5, 2011, 9:42:59 PM11/5/11
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I don't see the Jets having a huge problem. Sanchez only has
problems with teams with a good pass rush, and Buffalo has
nothing. I wouldn't be surprised if this turned out to be a "shootout"
(Jets style), maybe 31-28.
Julio
problems with teams with a good pass rush, and Buffalo has
nothing. I wouldn't be surprised if this turned out to be a "shootout"
(Jets style), maybe 31-28.
Julio
mr dude@harvarduniversity.edu
Nov 6, 2011, 12:55:10 AM11/6/11
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That is a racist remark concerning our Jets QB! Fuck you KKK member!!!
Mark Sanchez is a fucking American God damn it!!!!!
We don't need you racists pieces of shit posting here Hitler!!!!
And don't give us the "My posting name was Julio Sanchez before Mark
Sanchez was a Jet" crap!!!!
We aren't stewpid ya know!!!!! You and Bushtard probably are neighbors
Mussolini!!!!
mr dude
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