JETS GET A TASTE OF GOOD LUCK FINALLY!

by LRJets Sun Sep 08, 2013 4:37 pm

Great debut for Geno. Lots of varied situations he xperienced for his first game.

Was about to write the obituary for today's game.

Defense played "Ryanesque".

Satisfying feeling. Rare too.

Screw the critics, we are a circus!!

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by wassejet Sun Sep 08, 2013 4:57 pm

LRJets wrote:Great debut for Geno. Lots of varied situations he xperienced for his first game.

Was about to write the obituary for today's game.

Defense played "Ryanesque".

Satisfying feeling. Rare too.

Screw the critics, we are a circus!!

Some good stuff came out in this game. I love how the defense played, except at the very end. They made a crucial mistake going for the sack and allowing Jackson to break free. Nevertheless, I liked how the middle of the Jets D line stuffed the run on a very good back all day. I had my doubts about the middle, but now I feel better. In addition the NT backup (Harrison) looked good too. Geno Smith showed a lot of promise. He can make plays, and that's what you need. Yes, he made mistakes, but you have to expect that. He had his baptism of fire in tha NFL and you hope that he can only get better, and it appears that he has a big upside. The Pats had a tough time in Buffalo, so we Jets fans can look forward to the Thursday game with renewed hope.

by rdariusxxxx Sun Sep 08, 2013 5:02 pm

Geno has plenty to learn, but today he looked like he has the potential. IMHO
Have we ever had a QB who could really scramble? It's nice to see a QB who can help with his legs too.

by LRJets Sun Sep 08, 2013 5:11 pm

Boy did Geno show a world of improvement in a short time!

The best part, he's not really a running quarterback like Vick and RGIII.
Yet he squeezed a lot of yards by running.
He is mobile and showed he'll run when there is a patch of grass in front of him. Smart, he'll stay healthy longer.

Sanchez, I hope will never start a game for the Jets again. Let him go to a team he does have football left in him, it's his mind, not body that's his achilles heel.

by NY JETS1 Sun Sep 08, 2013 5:40 pm

wassejet wrote:
LRJets wrote:Great debut for Geno. Lots of varied situations he xperienced for his first game.

Was about to write the obituary for today's game.

Defense played "Ryanesque".

Satisfying feeling. Rare too.

Screw the critics, we are a circus!!

Some good stuff came out in this game. I love how the defense played, except at the very end. They made a crucial mistake going for the sack and allowing Jackson to break free. Nevertheless, I liked how the middle of the Jets D line stuffed the run on a very good back all day. I had my doubts about the middle, but now I feel better. In addition the NT backup (Harrison) looked good too. Geno Smith showed a lot of promise. He can make plays, and that's what you need. Yes, he made mistakes, but you have to expect that. He had his baptism of fire in tha NFL and you hope that he can only get better, and it appears that he has a big upside. The Pats had a tough time in Buffalo, so we Jets fans can look forward to the Thursday game with renewed hope.

The only problem I had with the D is that Landry has to make that tackle on Jackson.

by NY JETS1 Sun Sep 08, 2013 5:42 pm

rdariusxxxx wrote:Geno has plenty to learn, but today he looked like he has the potential. IMHO
Have we ever had a QB who could really scramble? It's nice to see a QB who can help with his legs too.

Once Geno got his feet wet he started to play better. When he made his last run he did something that Sanchez can't do. He made something out of nothing.

by wassejet Mon Sep 09, 2013 9:20 am

NY JETS1 wrote:
The only problem I had with the D is that Landry has to make that tackle on Jackson.

That's a tough open field tackle for anyone to make on a WR, Jackson going one way and Landry trying to come up and make the stop, very difficult. But how about the tackle by Donario Davis from behind? That ended up being a game saver.

by NY JETS1 Mon Sep 09, 2013 9:29 am

wassejet wrote:
NY JETS1 wrote:
The only problem I had with the D is that Landry has to make that tackle on Jackson.
That's a tough open field tackle for anyone to make on a WR, Jackson going one way and Landry trying to come up and make the stop, very difficult. But how about the tackle by Donario Davis from behind? That ended up being a game saver.

At the very least Landry has to slow him down until help arrives. I agree, Davis saved the game, great hustle on his part.

by rdariusxxxx Mon Sep 09, 2013 11:02 pm

NY JETS1 wrote:
rdariusxxxx wrote:Geno has plenty to learn, but today he looked like he has the potential. IMHO
Have we ever had a QB who could really scramble? It's nice to see a QB who can help with his legs too.
Once Geno got his feet wet he started to play better. When he made his last run he did something that Sanchez can't do. He made something out of nothing.

I agree that Sanchez could not have done that. Geno seemed to throw pretty well. I think he was right around 60% completions. He ran when necessary, but only when he really had to. I am cautiously optimistic.

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