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beneficii wrote:
Sports_Fan91 wrote:
Yes I am I live in England but I've been big NY Jets fan for past 10 years 2010 11 were the best years this season not great want to watch them vs Miami at Wembley next season and think Super Bowl will be New England Greenbay which prefer to see Greenbay win then patriots
With Todd Bowles becoming their Head Coach next season, they might do better then. Todd Bowles was defensive coordinator for the Arizona Cardinals this season and won an award for best coaching assistant in the NFL for the 2014 season by the PFWA. (The Cardinals Head Coach Bruce Arians also won the award for best coach.) Basically, Todd Bowles, who at the very beginning of the season had to deal with injuries and suspensions to several key players, still made the Cardinals defense very stingy, helping the injury-laden Cardinals win 11 games this season, until the injuries finally caught up to them at the end of the season and in the postseason.
So I think the Jets can go far under Todd Bowles.
They won't go anywhere with what they have on offense, though.
You give them a quarterback who can get harvin and decker the ball and you might have a legitimate team to deal with, let said passing game bring out the best in chris ivory (assuming he comes back) and you've got a good team..Too bad, I thought rex was a hell of a coach. He did the best he could with the likes of mark sanchez, geno smith, tim tebow, 3 of the worst quarterbacks in recent memory..
21 Jan 2015, 4:25 pm
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21 Jan 2015, 8:49 pm
eric76 wrote:
So how does eleven of one teams twelve game balls be less than fully inflated to the required PSI if not for cheating?
Isn't that the question of the day?
If the Patriots have something to hide, then GO SEAHAWKS!
21 Jan 2015, 9:08 pm
AnonymousAnonymous wrote:
eric76 wrote:
So how does eleven of one teams twelve game balls be less than fully inflated to the required PSI if not for cheating?
Isn't that the question of the day?
If the Patriots have something to hide, then GO SEAHAWKS!
I think they should change the rule to require each team to provide the game balls for the other team. Of course, the referees and the other team would inspect the balls to make sure that they were within the rules.
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22 Jan 2015, 3:46 pm
eric76 wrote:
AnonymousAnonymous wrote:
eric76 wrote:
So how does eleven of one teams twelve game balls be less than fully inflated to the required PSI if not for cheating?
Isn't that the question of the day?
If the Patriots have something to hide, then GO SEAHAWKS!
I think they should change the rule to require each team to provide the game balls for the other team. Of course, the referees and the other team would inspect the balls to make sure that they were within the rules.
That does seem like a good idea, but what would happen if the game balls for both teams were not within the rules? What would happen then?
As for the Patriots cheating, they have become the NFL's least trusted team because this has not been the first time the Patriots have been accused of cheating.
23 Jan 2015, 11:46 am
After yesterday's press conference, Tom Brady and ball handling skills together have a new meaning. Tom really likes his balls and playing with them before the game. 
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