I’m running out of ways to say that the Jets are bad. I’m a writer so I shouldn’t have much trouble finding new and creative ways to explain why something can be so embarrassingly bad, but eight years is far too long to be able to come up with new angles to describe the ineptitude…
Here we are again, discussing yet another meaningless platitude of outdated thinking because that’s how it should be. The New York Jets are going to fire their head coach, but not yet because they don’t want to “disrupt the stability” for Sam Darnold and here I am, scratching my head in utter disbelief and amazement…
“Yeah, Moe, that team sure did suck last night. They just plain sucked. I’ve seen some teams suck before but they were the suckiest bunch of sucks that ever sucked.” – Homer J. Simpson Jets fans, when Homer said “I’ve seen some teams suck before but…” you felt that, didn’t you? How could you not?…
Florham Park, NJ – On Monday Sam Darnold told reporters that he felt “fine,” and only had “some bumps and some bruises but everything is good.” Today Darnold was spotted at practice with a boot on his foot and we learned that everything was not fine at all. Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News…
Rinse, wash, repeat. Rinse, wash, repeat. Like Tupac Shakur’s introduction to the world, it’s the “Same Song.” Incompetence reigns supreme once again with the New York Jets and another quality defensive performance is wasted by an offense that can’t get out of it’s own way. Life in the NFL is hard enough for a 21-year-old…
“(That’s) the story of the game… No one’s open. I mean, there’s a safety on the inside there, the tight end is covered underneath. Other side of the field, covered, covered.” – Tony Romo That quote came after the drive that followed the only Jets touchdown drive of the game, with just under six minutes…
There were many reasons to point at for as why the Jets lost yesterday; the wind caused all types of problems on special teams, horribly timed penalties, terrible third down conversion rate, bad snaps, the injuries (not only were the Jets down two receivers and three members of their starting secondary but they lost Bilal…
Yesterday was a great day for the New York Jets on the scoreboard, but the day after the game has the Jets down two men. Earlier today we learned that safety Marcus Maye would be out at least three weeks and now Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News is reporting that Quincy Enunwa…
The New York Jets have won two in a row to get them back to a .500 record, that’s the good news. The bad news is their already injury-riddled secondary will be without starting safety Marcus Maye for at least three weeks. After the game yesterday Maye was wearing a soft case on his right…
The New York Jets have responded to a two-game losing streak with a two-game winning streak, coincidentally by beating two teams named after a type of horse, and have worked their way back to a 3-3 record. It was a weird game yesterday verse the baby horses, but it was a game the Jets controlled…