Pick 6 tomorrow

FlyingGreg · Oct 1, 2016

Seahawks take one to the house tomorrow. I am feeling it.

Way overdue...

Now, who is it going to be?

I will go with Jeremy Lane or KJ Wright.

Erebus · Oct 1, 2016

Sherman is overdue. He extended Schaub's pick six streak in 2013, so hopefully he'll get back to capitalizing on struggling QBs.

FlyingGreg · Oct 1, 2016

Erebus":ndvkfpfu said:
Sherman is overdue. He extended Schaub's pick six streak in 2013, so hopefully he'll get back to capitalizing on struggling QBs.

Would love to see that. He doesn't get many chances.

pmedic920 · Oct 1, 2016

#72 bats a ball on the 7 yard line, catches it and scores the 6

:{)

LeftHandSmoke · Oct 1, 2016

Good article in the NYT
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Jets Face a Simple Test Against Seahawks, Knowing How Hard It Is
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/10/02/sp ... fense.html

FlyingGreg · Oct 1, 2016

pmedic920":2r9vb8f1 said:
#72 bats a ball on the 7 yard line, catches it and scores the 6

:{)

Oohhh I like. Similar to the MNF game vs NO in 2013...i think it was Avril that caused a fumble that Bennett snagged and returned for a TD.

Chukarhawk · Oct 1, 2016

seriously due for a pick 6!!!

Largent80 · Oct 1, 2016

Shoeless Dick to the house.

RussB · Oct 1, 2016

Shead

Cyrus12 · Oct 1, 2016

Sherman is waayyyy overdue.

TwistedHusky · Oct 1, 2016

Thomas or Kam, happy with either one.

Thomas because he needs it.

Kam because he is .

Hawks46 · Oct 1, 2016

LeftHandSmoke":1m52ijhz said:
Good article in the NYT
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Jets Face a Simple Test Against Seahawks, Knowing How Hard It Is
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/10/02/sp ... fense.html

This mean we need to do line stunts and blitzes that we normally don't do. Fitz gets flustered, and he already knows he can't hold the ball.

As for the pick 6......it's going to be Wagner. Fitzpatrick doesn't track LBers very well in the middle of the field, and he threw 2 to KC's LBers last week. Wagner is fast enough to take those to the house.

2_0_6 · Oct 1, 2016

Cassius Marsh..

Tips a pass and takes it to the house.

ivotuk · Oct 1, 2016

LeftHandSmoke":3cbakefe said:
Good article in the NYT
--
Jets Face a Simple Test Against Seahawks, Knowing How Hard It Is
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/10/02/sp ... fense.html

Wow, nice find LHS.

What that article tells me, just like with the Rams, we are the Jets Superbowl, and maybe they focused on the Seahawks too much. They overlooked the Chiefs last week, instead focusing on their game this week against the Seattle Seahawks.

"Jets receiver Brandon Marshall began trying to outsmart Richard Sherman in August."

'When the schedule came out in April and the Jets learned they would be facing Seattle early in the season, the coaching staff did preliminary evaluations of last season’s Seahawks. The analysis intensified during the summer, as the coaches learned more from Seattle’s preseason performances.'

A lot of Seahawks players couldn't even tell you who they are playing next week.

Smellyman · Oct 2, 2016

Wagner

Erebus · Oct 2, 2016

ivotuk":1zzhdtc3 said:
LeftHandSmoke":1zzhdtc3 said:

Good article in the NYT
--
Jets Face a Simple Test Against Seahawks, Knowing How Hard It Is
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/10/02/sp ... fense.html

Click to expand...

Wow, nice find LHS.

What that article tells me, just like with the Rams, we are the Jets Superbowl, and maybe they focused on the Seahawks too much. They overlooked the Chiefs last week, instead focusing on their game this week against the Seattle Seahawks.

"Jets receiver Brandon Marshall began trying to outsmart Richard Sherman in August."

'When the schedule came out in April and the Jets learned they would be facing Seattle early in the season, the coaching staff did preliminary evaluations of last season’s Seahawks. The analysis intensified during the summer, as the coaches learned more from Seattle’s preseason performances.'

A lot of Seahawks players couldn't even tell you who they are playing next week.

Isn't this normal? They have to game plan for everyone, especially teams they don't see often. I'm not sure how you can glean from this article that they focused solely on the Seahawks.

FlyingGreg · Oct 2, 2016

Erebus":14anx4h8 said:
ivotuk":14anx4h8 said:

LeftHandSmoke":14anx4h8 said:

Good article in the NYT
--
Jets Face a Simple Test Against Seahawks, Knowing How Hard It Is
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/10/02/sp ... fense.html

Click to expand...

Wow, nice find LHS.

What that article tells me, just like with the Rams, we are the Jets Superbowl, and maybe they focused on the Seahawks too much. They overlooked the Chiefs last week, instead focusing on their game this week against the Seattle Seahawks.

"Jets receiver Brandon Marshall began trying to outsmart Richard Sherman in August."

'When the schedule came out in April and the Jets learned they would be facing Seattle early in the season, the coaching staff did preliminary evaluations of last season’s Seahawks. The analysis intensified during the summer, as the coaches learned more from Seattle’s preseason performances.'

A lot of Seahawks players couldn't even tell you who they are playing next week.

Click to expand...

Isn't this normal? They have to game plan for everyone, especially teams they don't see often. I'm not sure how you can glean from this article that they focused solely on the Seahawks.

Yes. Every team starts preparing for opponents early in the off-season. Nothing revolutionary.

SeAhAwKeR4life · Oct 2, 2016

The way we've been going on defense, which mind you, except for the lack of turnover production I am entirely happy with, I'd settle for a pick three or a couple of em. Turnovers, with any score, demoralize an offense.

WilsonMVP · Oct 2, 2016

Earl had a pick six for the taking and couged it. He made up for it later though

Pick 6 tomorrow

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