Let's Play The What If Game
#1
Posted 28 November 2012 - 05:06 PM
So what's the what IF scenario?
Let's scramble the Jets schedule a little bit, and see what people would think we would be talking about today.
Week 1 Bills (leave the same)
Week 2 @Tennessee (we are better then them, and should beat them here)
Week 3 @Miami (leave the same)
Week 4 49ers (keep the same, we take our beating)
Week 5 @Jacksonville (they suck)
Week 6 Colts (keep the same)
Week 7 @Buffalo (we own them)
Week 8 Miami (who knows what happens here)
Week 9 Bye
Week 10 NE (who knows what the Jets psyche is like if you think like I do the Jets would have a very good record)
Week 11 @Rams (keep the same)
Week 12 @Pitt (a dismantled injury riddled team, we prob still lose lol)
Week 13 Arizona
Week14 Houston
Week 15 @Seattle
Week 16 SD (keep the same)
Week 17 @NE
In this scenario I have the Jets at 7-4 right now, and one could argue 8-3, or 9-2 if they wanted, the 4 losses I have are NE, SF, @Pitt, and Mia, some might say we could have won @Pitt if it were played their this past Sunday, and maybe beat Miami heading into the bye week.
I know how the rest turns out I've watched this movie before, Jets go 1-4 down the stretch, and break all of our hearts duh that's a given.
But my real question here is what would be the attitude around here right now if this What IF scenario happened?
#3
Posted 28 November 2012 - 05:25 PM
I do think if you lumped most of the blowouts right at the start of the season and put the Bills game in the last week, people would feel very different about the team in general. We'd feel like Sparano had some kind of offensive philosophy that was starting the pay dividends. Of course that isn't the case, so this saves us from false hope. The Jets are not the worst team in the league. That's the best I can say about them.
#4
Posted 28 November 2012 - 05:31 PM
Forest Gump was right when said "stupid id as stupid does", and it fits Rex and staff.
LOL ignorance is bless.
#5
Posted 28 November 2012 - 05:35 PM
The blow out of the SF game would have been a huge warning flag of the catastrophe to come.

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New York Giants just won a championship yet I'm still the third most-talked-about quarterback in my own city.- -- Giants QB Eli Manning
#6
Posted 28 November 2012 - 05:42 PM
If they wanted to?
I do think if you lumped most of the blowouts right at the start of the season and put the Bills game in the last week, people would feel very different about the team in general. We'd feel like Sparano had some kind of offensive philosophy that was starting the pay dividends. Of course that isn't the case, so this saves us from false hope. The Jets are not the worst team in the league. That's the best I can say about them.
I know the Jets would have been pounding their chest, but what about us, what would this place be like?
#7
Posted 28 November 2012 - 05:45 PM
The Jets would have been so full of themselves, with Rex pumping his chest going into the bye being 5-3, that the Jets ultimate blow-out to the Pats after the bye would leave them in such shell shock, in such a void of leadership of whet to do after thinking they were so good, that they would first be digging holes all over New jersey to bury footballs, and stand no chance of ever recovering, given their tender psyche.
Forest Gump was right when said "stupid id as stupid does", and it fits Rex and staff.
Like in 2010? They survived that pretty well.
#9
Posted 28 November 2012 - 07:35 PM
Like in 2010? They survived that pretty well.
This team has always been psyche challenged. One thing goes bad, or god forbid they get blown out, they go into shells, It is reflective of their head coach.
LOL ignorance is bless.
#12
Posted 29 November 2012 - 12:01 AM
This team has always been psyche challenged. One thing goes bad, or god forbid they get blown out, they go into shells, It is reflective of their head coach.
what lol?!?!?!
thats the exact opposite of what the head coach does. I know you hate him but come on lol
#15
Posted 29 November 2012 - 09:04 AM
Like in 2010?
I must have been sleeping-The Jets won the Super Bowl that year? The Conference Championship?
Or, did they treat a divisional playoff game like the ultimate win, and came out flat the next week?
Yeah, that was great.
Edited by Scott Dierking, 29 November 2012 - 09:05 AM.
LOL ignorance is bless.
#16
Posted 29 November 2012 - 09:17 AM
I must have been sleeping-The Jets won the Super Bowl that year? The Conference Championship?
Or, did they treat a divisional playoff game like the ultimate win, and came out flat the next week?
Yeah, that was great.
Please explain how this supports your point.
#18
Posted 29 November 2012 - 09:28 AM
The Jets would have been so full of themselves, with Rex pumping his chest going into the bye being 5-3, that the Jets ultimate blow-out to the Pats after the bye would leave them in such shell shock, in such a void of leadership of whet to do after thinking they were so good, that they would first be digging holes all over New jersey to bury footballs, and stand no chance of ever recovering, given their tender psyche.
Forest Gump was right when said "stupid id as stupid does", and it fits Rex and staff.
Truth.
"Idz a process."

#20
Posted 29 November 2012 - 09:52 AM
Please explain how this supports your point.
The Jets psyche is schizophrenic, just like their head coach. As a team, they seem unable to control the highs and lows of a individual games, and take time to set a balanced tone.
This stems from leadership. Leadership should be there to maintain and control team temperament and set the pace. What we get is extremes.
LOL ignorance is bless.
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