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I am and I already booked my flight and room....if anyone is going to this game I was able to get round trip to San Francisco for 240 (Jetblue and Virgin were same price)

Well of course not...you gotta look in the tickets section not the "Casual encounters" section Of course you're gonna leave that section a little a scarred

I'm surprised there isn't a overload of tequila or margaritas...of course the poncho and sombrero is a must as well

You'll get it for much cheaper on craigslist....I even saw one for 15 dollars on there...give that a try first

Week 1: Philip Rivers Week 2: Kurt Warner

Pretty fun in the room nonetheless....love players that even take 15 minutes out to bs with fans

And of course assisting with the take down before the game and setup after will be in order...or suggested for those who are there. No reason to make people get in the stadium late just because they had to fold tables up

I most likely will not be going to this game but I just have a few questions for clarification: Do you bring food/beer for supplies or is it supplied? If not supplied, what is the "cost" or "donation". I'd just figure throw a 20 for food and beer for pre and post, but how's it working. Obviously I wouldn't want to leave Joe with both the planning and then the bill. Who will supply the females? Seriously, this seems to be leading to a sausage fest (and not the pork product)

Just shoot me now...I hate the Pats

I just got in and turned on the game and expected 38-6 pats....oh boy oh boy oh boy This will make my already giddy week (after a dominating jets win) even better. Jets 1-0. Pats and Fish 0-1 Can't beat that

Cotchery was his usual slippery self, and did what he does best, gain YAC. Stuckey took advantage of a blown coverage to get a TD. Our best receiver is Keller, and to imply that the guy is a TE for us going forward is short-sighted. He is a receiver who starts more as the guy on the end of the line more than a traditional TE.

Please tell the mods that, they've been working the shaft since 4:15 yesterday

Week 1 Report Card Jets 24 Texans 7 Brian Clark (lawngnome o-line) Quarterback: A- Mark Sanchez: 18/31 272 yds 1TD, 1IN 84.3 QB rating He had presence in the pocket and really looked great out there for his first career start. Looked a little shaky on his first few passes, and threw a couple of balls that could have been picked, overall he threw crisp passes and did a good job controlling the offense. The key to his play was his amazing job on 3rd down; 12-15 191 yards and a TD. Great job overall. Running Back: B Thomas Jones: 20 rushes 107 yds, 2TD Leon Washington: 15 rushes 60 yards, 4 rec 24 yards Although Thomas Jones looked really weak in the first half (14 yards on his first 13 carries), his 14th carry lead to his breakout run and 2nd TD for the day. Needs to keep his hands on the ball as we were fortunate to retain his two fumbles. Great job pounding the ball and it might have affected the D by the end. Leon’s had relative lack of success as well, and the “Seminole” look could have success as the season goes on. Although the Texans went out of their way to shut down the run, the running backs did decently well to keep the clock rolling. Wide Receiver/Tight End: B+ Dustin Keller: 4 rec 94 yards Jerricho Cotchery: 6 rec 90 yards Chansi Stuckey: 4 rec 64 yds, 1 TD I will include Keller with this group throughout this season, as he will more often than not be a main target for Sanchez than an impact in the running game. Keller is a target that is too fast for the opposing LB and two big for the CB. The head move he put on the Houston corner for a 25 yarder down the sideline was a thing of beauty. Although Cotchery and Stuckey do not have the breakaway or deep threat speed, they are both extremely slippery and break tackles. Cotchery was his normal self, catching a 10 yarder and turning it into 20. Stuckey benefitted from a broken coverage and caught Sanchez’s first touchdown. Offensive Line: A+ 190 yards rushing, 2 rushing TD’s, no sacks allowed. What else do I need to add? Defensive Line: A+ Kris Jenkins blew up more plays and allowed for Scott, Leonhard, and Harris to make all the plays behind him. He tossed 300lb o-liners to the side and looked like he skipped a meal and wanted to it Schaub. Mike Devito getting that fumble recovery was the pure description of why this guy will benefit down the team. Chasing down one of the fastest RB’s 20 yards past the line of scrimmage and being in the right spot to get that ball was the turning point in my opinion in the game. He deserved that contract extension Linebackers: A+ Bart Scott having only 2 tackles does not fairly state his impact in the game. He was flying all over the field, getting in the backfield and laying out Schaub multiple times. Harris benefitted from Scott’s agreession picking up 11 tackles and a sack. Even Gholston got into the action with 3 tackles and 1 for a lost. Jamal Westerman picked up his first sack in his first career game as well. Great job by this group. Secondary: A I will say right now that Darelle Revis IS the corner in the league. The Best. I thought it was Nmandi Asomugha, but after his performance against Andre Johnson, either the number 1 or 2 receiver in the league, was exemplary. You didn’t even hear his name called. Leonhard did a good job getting back and forth impacting both in the backfield and in the passing game. Rhodes had a quiet game, and Sheppard had an easy pick, but overall this group did great. Coaching: A+++++ Ok. There is no better way to say that this group doesn’t deserve a lot of credit. Rex Ryan’s defense showed more aggressiveness in this one game than we saw in the entire time I’ve been a Jet fan. Shotty called a great game, and did not pull the reins in after Sanchez threw the pick. He was creative and was able to do what he wanted to do. The Blitzing scheme that Ryan and Pettine put together was great. Overloading the o-line and tricking them with late blitzers really confused Houston. Players of the Game: Kris Jenkins, Darrelle Revis, Mark Sanchez

Yea **** those who say soccer is dead. I think the interest in soccer overseas is growing, and honestly will be bigger in the next few years with the World Cup next year. It becomes a spectacle like the Olympics.

Where is it and when...i haven't seen a press release on it, just some mentioning here and there

Philip Rivers (SD)

AFC EAST 1 New England 2 New York Jets 3 Miami 4 Buffallo AFC NORTH 1.Pittsburgh 2 Baltimore 3 Cincinnatti 4 Cleveland AFC SOUTH 1 Indy 2 Houston 3 Tennessee 4 Jacksonville AFC WEST 1 San Diego 2 Oakland 3 Denver 4 KC NFC EAST 1 Giants 2 Philly 3 Dallas 4 Washington NFC NORTH 1 Green Bay 2 Minnesota 3 Chicago 4 Detroit NFC SOUTH 1 New Orleans 2 Atlanta 3 Carolina 4 Tampa Bay NFC WEST 1 Arizona 2 Seattle 3 San Fran 4 St. Louis

Wow I just got freaked out....I look like someone else on the page...freakishly so...apparently I have a twin in Kansas.

So true

I had a steak wrapped in Bacon yesterday...so great

I don't hate on ANY player who spends the time to interact with the fans and give us more information about the team and build some excitement before the season starts

You can book a flight to AND from for that price. I just did a mock trip....from NY on Friday the 18th , and Back to NY from Boston on Sunday morningthe 20th....12 dollars each was total cost with charges for 45 dollars. That's not bad. It a cheap way to do a weekend trip...too bad the Jets are playing at HOME!!! that weekend, and that if you are already in NY it doesn't mean anything. But if you want to spend a weekend in one of those cities and miss the game on Sunday, then go right ahead.

Its not for the road games, its just to the road cities between the 12th and the 23rd. I'm trying to find a loophole so I can go and make this work for the away games.

Is this thread really back????