If the Patriots are 1/2 as fired up as you are right now. Im going to be very happy at the end of the game Sunday.
Pats 34
Jets 17

The problem for the Jets is depth. The Patriots can literally throw any formation onto the field they want to try. They hit the Jets last time with Woodhead and Welker in the backfield. They can flank out Hernandez as a receiver, or have Gronkowski block and then go out for a pass. They can run the ball and, just for shits and giggles, they can throw to the running backs. If the Pats come out five-wide and their O-line pass-blocks well, which they almost always tend to do (aside from a few instances, like that ****ing Giants SB), they'll be manning up a very capable pass-catcher against a nickel or dime back. Even if they lock Revis on one WR (either Branch or Welker), that leaves the other guy for Cromartie, and then they have to worry about Gronkowski, Hernandez, Woodhead, Tate, Edelman, a ball thrown to BJGE or Morris... I think there's just too much there for the Jets to defend.

The only way the Jets win this game is if:

1) Their O-line plays balls to the wall and they run the ball and control the TOP and keep Brady off the field, and

2) They somehow get pressure on the QB (which their D has done little off all season) and

3) They win the turnover battle (which the Pats haven't lost all season).

That's a lot of "if"s. Can it happen? Sure. Will this game be closer than the last blowout? More than likely. Will the Pats still win by 14-17? I think so.

Oh, yeah, and if the music dude running the AV at Gillette has any sense of humor, instead of "Thunderstruck" or "Crazy Train", as the Patriots take the field--led by Brady--he'll play Dennis Leary's "Asshole". LMAO

Lol what is your point? The pats demoralized one of the best, toughest teams in the nfl on their home turf. Its not a guarantee, but i would bet on the patriots in that sutuation.

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I hope NE kicks the ever loving crap out of NY. I hope the pats leave Brady in and he breaks his own record for TD passes in one game.

I hope jesus gets sacked 182 times.

Brady had a MVP season and I will be surprised if he does not get it.

I think the Pats maul them 49-14.

That's because he's way classier than Brady, or at least his public persona is.

Tom has too many things to do, like bang his supermodel wife while shining his superbowl rings to be at a press conference.

This is actually something that made me like Brady a lot more. I love it when players take rivalries personally. And it is different than Cromartie who made a personal attack.

I don't really like either of these teams. And I'll admit that the cheating isn't the only reason I root against the Patriots, but also because they win so much. That goes for any team. Obviously the Chiefs cannot compare with the Pats or the Steelers when it comes to success as a franchise, but I hold out hope that someday they will. In order for that to happen, those teams have to STOP WINNING ALL THE TIME GODDAMMIT! :cuss:

It's not being a hater, it's just hoping that as a fan I can someday get a little ****ing bragging rights. Perhaps it's a fools hope.:)

Actually I also really liked Brady saying the MVP award doesn't make sense and that it is further discredited because it's basically a QB award. Just generally I'm OK with Brady's off the field stuff, it's just his on field antics that are a hair less annoying than Rivers.

I dont care what he does on the field, as long as they win. My biggest worry for this game against the Jets,is the 1 week layoff. & they play out of rhythm ,make a bunch of bone head mistakes. ect.
Its the only way I see the jets winning this game.
& god forbid if Rex were ever to win a SuperBowl. REX will never shut up

Yeah, when he's not sexually harassing female trainers.

Oh, BTW, Manning is the absolute master of the "throws up both hands and looks at the ref" move. He does it after every friggin' incomplete where he thinks one of his precious receivers got breathed heavy on. His Emperor Palpatine, a/k/a Bill Polian, has the Competition Committee in his pocket and gets the rules tweaked as much as possible to benefit the Melonhead (anyone remember the "Patriot Rule", so called because, right after a playoff loss to the Pats where the Colt WRs got manhandled, Polian got them to tweak the rules?). Between Polian and Manning, it's actually shocking that they've only managed to win one Super Bowl.

Don't be ridiculous. He was getting his hair done. :D

Seriously... he seems like a nice guy, but he's definitely a Type A personality. He supposedly hates to lose, at ANYTHING, even a game of checkers in the locker room, and when he loses he gets really pissed off. I think it's probably that whole dual personality thing where he has both a giant ego and yet paradoxically huge feelings of inadequacy due to splitting time in college and being drafted late (which to this day he admits motivating him). You're talking about a guy who was on the Patriots' roster as the #4 QB who supposedly introduced himself to Kraft while walking by carrying a pizza and saying something like, "Drafting me is the best thing you ever did." In his weekly radio interviews he's like Belichick's Mini-Me: self-deprecating, almost never saying anything bad about another team or his teammates, and whenever they try to bait him into it he literally simply answers a different question (e.g. this week they asked if Cromartie's comments irritated him, and he responded with a bland paragraph summing up as "the Jets are a very good team"). And on the other hand, he scored a supermodel wife. :shrug: He might actually BE an asshole on occasion, but begging the refs for a flag every now and then probably doesn't qualify him as one.

Now, Belichick, on the other hand.... probably a GIANT asshole. LMAO

I think that's an excellent point. Cromartie isn't half of what Revis is, and the drop off from Cromartie to the next guy is tremendous. Their ILBs can't match up with our TEs down the seams, and I think that puts them in a tremendous amount of trouble.

That's what I see too, though don't forget the Jets special teams, which are very good.

but yeah, I think 31-17 or so is about right. Hard to figure how they score enough points to keep up with us. The 2010 Jets defense is NOT as good as the 2009 edition.