Jetlife33

Sams both throws to Kearse on that drive were really nice. Just short of a first. Take the points, would be nice to get a turnover here.

Outstanding job by the defense for not giving up a TD there, who dropped the pick? Middleton?

Don’t forget is 3 games in 11 days, short week on the road. So much to digest for a 21 year old rookie QB

3 straight shutout quarters for the Jets D

No flag ?

Pressure is on Cleveland to win

Thatta boy LT

White top green pants? Uh oh

Giants in familiar territory, 0-2. Love it.

I believe in Sam, the legend will grow

Kind of off topic, but I wish the jets would would come back with the captain C patches so Darnold can get one on his jersey.

BREAKING: Dolphins guard Josh Sitton to miss rest of 2018 Published: Sep 14, 2018 at 07:15 am Updated: Sep 14, 2018 at 07:53 am Kevin Patra Around the NFL Writer The Miami Dolphins offensive line played impressively in Week 1. Before the start of Week 2, the unit lost a key member for the season. Left guard Josh Sitton is out for the year with a torn rotator cuff, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Friday, per a source informed of the injury. Sitton attempted to play through the injury but will undergo season-ending surgery. Rapoport explains why the Dolphins are signing Josh Sitton Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald first reported the news. Sitton tore the rotator cuff in the second half of Sunday's victory over the Tennessee Titans. He played 100 percent of the Dolphins' 58 offensive snaps in the game, per Next Gen Stats. The Dolphins signed the former Bears and Packers guard to a two-year deal this offseason to bolster a struggling offensive line. Losing the four-time Pro Bowler and former All-Pro guard is a massive loss for the Dolphinsoffensive line. Sitton was the unit's best run blocker. He had also reportedly taken on a mentorship role of left tackle Laremy Tunsil. Veteran Ted Larson will replace Sitton on the Dolphins' interior. Larson has 73 starts in 111 games played, including eight last year in Miami. After an excellent start to the season, in which the Dolphins offensive line held an underrated Titans defensive front to just one sack and cleared the path for 120 rushing yards, the Dolphins will face the Jets in Week 2 sans their most savvy blocker -was playing great last Sunday, could make things a little easier for our dline this week.

True, didn’t realize he started. Anderson did have 15 more snaps, just felt like he was out there more must’ve been why I thought he started.

Health is a concern with #96. Hopefully he stays healthy this year and continues to perform, if not Nate Shepard is in the wings.