Over his past three games, Sanchez has completed just 45% of his passes and has a 1/8 TD/Int ratio. Most importantly, his team is 0-3. Good luck with that, Jet fans.

That was the best part! Once again karma catching up!

We are just gonna get better!!

and i really think we will make it, especially with that stretch we have coming up…and Sanchez is a joke

Although I’m a very loyal DolFan, I just can’t see us winning on Sunday. Saints have a very high octane offense game(especially in the Air) that reminds me a lot of the old Rams. With that said our safeties and Will Allen are given way too many big plays and I just don’t see that getting fixed over this bye week.

“So…are you guys looking at Bradford, or Tebow?”

If we dominate that time of possession against the Saints like we did the Colts we have a definite shot at beating the Saints.

haha way to keep everyone under “realistic expectations” about Henne.
Look, while I think he has been remarkable, I also believe statistics probably are a bit misleading. There are a couple of factors that statistics, much less Qb rating, take into account. For instance, in the game against Buffalo the defense either scored points itself or put the offense in a position to score, where then the running game would finish off the job. While he did throw a perfect TD pass, he wasn’t asked to do much, finishing with a 5.2 yard per completion average. Not only that, but he also fumbled the ball a couple of times in which luckily it was recovered.
The jet game was another story, but even though he did throw the long bomb to Ginn and came through in a couple of key third downs, he still had a terrific running attack that left him in ideal 2nd and 3rd down short situations. Then, when he was asked to throw the football in first down, the play calling was extremely conservative, which is also one of the main reasons he is not being intercepted. Not to mention that lots of those yards came of a screen play to Ricky. Bottom line, yes, he has been excellent and has come up big for us in the few clutch situations he has been in, but in my opinion, we should not crown him until they take off the training wheels of the offense and he has to come from behind and win a game by himself like Peyton Manning against us or Tom Brady against Buffalo week 1 this season. No running game and no defense.

I guess we can say Cable beat the hell out of his players last week after getting stomped by the Giants. We can hope that the Raiders have enough confidence from the upset today and the Jets cant recover next week. Atleast its a west-coast game.

Upon looking at the upside, maybe this will happen:

Giants kill Raiders, get cocky, get blown out by Saints next week.
Saints kill Giants, get cocky, get blown out by Dolphins next week

This team, by the end of the stretch Matty mentioned, could easily be 8-6 or 9-5. This season isn’t even close to over.

and brees gets a bad case of bubble guts during the game from the cajan food he loves

This is Karma! Drew Brees is coming to the town that should’ve picked him up not once but T W I C E.

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooo

only worse. Lets just try to do the same thing we did against the Colts…EXCEPT WIN!

And before anyone says i should be in school…I’m sick…I hate the flu

Nice write-up Matty

And ironically enough, their fans want them to blitz more.

since when does he curse?

anyway I think if we pound the ball down the Saints throat and control the clock we can win.

Saints Fan Here.Patssuck is correct . If the Saints have a hard time containing the wildcat we’re in for a long day. But for the first time in a long time the Saints are blessed with weapons on both sides of the ball. I believe New Orleans will be able to stack the box and play man on your recievers. Ted Ginn scares the hell out of me so we’ll have to put heavy pressure on your QB whenever the Phins do decide to drop back an pass. Can’t wait till Sunday. Good Luck but not that much. :)

Brees has been superb all along, but now with a respectable defense and a fairly consistent running game, they have shored up their weaknesses.

Are they beatable? Absolutely like any other team. Let’s not forget that the same jets team which we put up 31 points on, gave up just 10 points to the Saints offense with NO at home.

Plus we are playing at home, off a bye week, are well rested and with Henne having had more reps in practice.

Love the post and thoughts.

2 points.

- the Saints are definitely the team to beat. The BEST way to beat them is wear them down on the ground. Keep Brees OFF the field because htey will score. We have to provide pressure and seriously buckle down our secondary or they will torch us. Control the clock just like the INDY game, however try not to give up those big plays, and don’t let them march down the field with 35 seconds left in the half.

- Love the video. Don’t you love how first thing Rex does is give the Bills credit when his entire team showed us NONE last week? Think there’s still a grudge there? Also Sanchez was great, the guy is a bum and looks like the Jets are starting there patented nose dive a bit early this year

Even without elite physical skills, the guy can really come up big and be an amicable go to receiver. Look out

Jenkins is out for the year. Suddenly, round #2 looks very winnable.

I’m not expecting anything much against the saints. We have to utterly DOMINATE time of possession..

he must do all of his thinking as soon as morning hits.

you actually swore in a posting. I love seeing that extra emotion that the Jets seem to bring out of you. I’m sure it has nothing to do with that you live in Jersey… :-)

To give you an idea of how the usual loud and obnoxious Jets fans are coping with their recent string of losses down here in Fin-land….since the MNF game i haven’t heard a single one call into the radio station I work at. Not our regulars, not the die-hard fans…NADA. I guess Calvin Pace is a good example for the rest of Jets Nation, sore losing d-baggs who love to dish it out but are nowhere to be found when the time comes to take it like man.

We met the Colts, arugably #2 right now, and should have won that game. Saints are better so far, they can run the ball better, have better receiving weapons and their Defense is also better.

Henne will have another big test, this Saints D is tough, they will blitz and Sharper is a master at fooling QBs with his style, he will make you think one thing and bait you.

However, how amazing will it be if we can pull this off? we need to control the clock and get the job done, and, as crazy as this will sound, our rush D will need to stop them and force them to pass.

Huh? yes, i know its Brees, but they are very good both ways and i believe we need to make them one dimensional at least, and hopefully Poter, Taylor and Wake can have the games of their lives. We will need it, from everyone!

If we can finish the Saints, Jets and Pats stretch 4-4, i think we can seriously make the playoffs.

PS : Remember when i said if Jets lost to Bills or Raiders? well, its clear they were still thinking about us :)

I’m not scared of the Saints, unless they hang 50 on us and we can’t seem to find the endzone, the redzone, or their half of the field. I think we pull something crazy out of a very large hat and at least keep this game close and fun until the last few seconds.

I cannot wait for Sunday!

While you write a great deal of reality in the upcoming game with the Saints, I feel that Miami has a good if not greater chance to beat them than other teams.

Miami’s offensive formations have just as much scheme. Another advantage that should not easily be discounted is that they play AT Miami. If it were at New Orleans, I wouldn’t give much of a chance to our team, but since it’s in South Florida, I say it’s even money.

I like our chances on offense with Chad Henne. I hope the defensive game will be ready for Brees and the rest of the Saints’ weapons. Remember the 85 Bears game. He he…….