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Keller was in front of the marker the line judge moved because he thought he was going to get hit. He had the mark back like a yard from Keller. Keller thought that he had it the first.

You mean Ray Lewis can use a computer, wow. Never thought possible, I didn't know that they made a ebonic's keyboard.

He is personally going on the field tonight, guys. Wow, we are infront of greatness here, he must be a player or owner of the Baltimore franchise.

Personally there is one thing that I want to see, and I'm hoping and praying is that we use Conner on one running play right at Ray. And he knocks him straight on his ***, I know T-Rich has the starting job but, I really would like to see that.

Does anyone think that they are playing this whole Revis thing up, for a big finale for Hardknocks?

Agreed that there is a lack of focus from the younger guys, Sanchez seems to do a lot better when he is having fun and not thinking about it. Really showed that in the Redskin's game for the last drive when a joke was cracked in the huddle.

Nothing wrong with the Ricky Williams motion, that I seen - you don't have to reset unless the QB will be send a second guy in motion or you turn up field. Not allowed two men in motion, or go towards the line of scrimmage. But, the refs making some horrible calls last night - on both teams. A lot of holding calls were missed I counted three or four that weren't called. The intentional grounding on Sanchez was an iffy call, yet when Henne did basically the same thing that didn't get called. The pass interference call on Miami when Edwards drop the ball in the end zone, complete junk. Over all, as much as I hate Miami - they played a pretty good game and the Jets Defensive was the failing point.

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I definiately wasn't impressed by either Clemens or Sanchez - but I'm pretty much sure they won't name a starter until the end of Saturdays game. Sanchez looked like a rookie very rattled, but I do think once he gets two or three games under his belt he'll do just fine. (Especially if we run the ball like we did last night). Clemens looked the same way when Baltimore starting def. was in. And, he pretty much shined after half, when they put there second string in. (Brad Smith, needs traded after dropping that easy 6).

I'm in, my thoughts is that the spark finally got triggered on Ellis fumble returned for the Jets Defense it time for shut out and shut up football.

I think in those Nickel situation Sutton should change things up a little. Push Coleman over the guard, tackle gap or sub in Mosley. And let Gholston go to d-end. Let Gholston do what he knows best, getting after the Qb. Atleast we will know what type of player Gholston is, and if he is even worth keeping for another year. We have been pulling Jenkins in passing situation. And putting in Pouha and Mosley. Jenkins is such a threat to so many teams they double team him almost every play. Knowing if they have to double team Jenkins in a four man front. Bring one or two extra guys their is no reason we shouldn't be hitting the Qb.

Agreed, I don't know why the refs wouldn't review it as down by contacted. You could see him look up after he secured the ball, to be touched down. Instead they jumped on him knocking the ball out.

I think we did put that into the trade agreement, if I'm not mistaken. Something to go with the lines if he retires next year.

Ding Ding Ding - I personally think we need to move him into a slot position every once in a while. He is so God Damn Fast, there is very few that can keep up with him.