Give Your Best Reasons For Optimism In This Thread

[TuscanyTile2]

1) I do think if our OL can play better we can be a capable offense.  IIRC, Morgan Moses isn't out for that much longer so maybe he can come back and provide a spark.  OL is also a position group that can randomly start to improve (maybe better communication between the players?  Or maybe someone gets replaced and it gives them a spark?)   Our running game has produced nothing the past 2 weeks, which has forced AR8 to throw 96 times.  Obviously that's not a winning formula.

2) If we lose to Buffalo I think there's a chance Saleh gets fired.  If we replace him with Ulbrich I think it's addition by subtraction.  I'm not saying this sarcastically either.  If we had a serious human being as our HC (which I assume Ulbrich is), maybe there would be some accountability for a change? 

[Darnold's Forehead]

I don't completely rule out beating Buffalo on Monday.  They've been sputtering last few weeks and Jets are due for their typical "comeback from utter trash" win.  If the defense can destroy Allen like they have a few times in the past, I still believe Rodgers can pull something out of his ass.

[Joe W. Namath]

Cause we are playing the bills who stink.

[Barry McCockinner]

There are still 12 weeks of Pepsi zero sugar rookie of the week awards totally up for grabs 

[Beerfish]

WE have an easy schedule,

Breece Hall cannot be worse than he has played lately.

More games with mike williams and rodgers should help

 

[Jet_Engine1]

56 minutes ago, TuscanyTile2 said:

1) I do think if our OL can play better we can be a capable offense.  IIRC, Morgan Moses isn't out for that much longer so maybe he can come back and provide a spark.  OL is also a position group that can randomly start to improve (maybe better communication between the players?  Or maybe someone gets replaced and it gives them a spark?)   Our running game has produced nothing the past 2 weeks, which has forced AR8 to throw 96 times.  Obviously that's not a winning formula.

2) If we lose to Buffalo I think there's a chance Saleh gets fired.  If we replace him with Ulbrich I think it's addition by subtraction.  I'm not saying this sarcastically either.  If we had a serious human being as our HC (which I assume Ulbrich is), maybe there would be some accountability for a change? 

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[Tooooon]

Da fuk is optimism?

[peebag]

In 2025, I will be one year closer to death's door...

[Drums]

We lost the last two games by a total of 7 points. 
 

We are not as bad as we have been playing. 
 

Defense has been pretty good. 

[Vader]

there is no more AFC East hegemon, lots of mid 

the division is wide open rn

 

[Rangers1]

Defense is good.

after 65 years the optimism starts to wane.

still with rose colored glasses 

[AFJF]

Other teams in the division also being terrible is the only reason to have any feeling that remotely resembles optimism.

[Sonny Werblin]

I thought long and hard about this with the goal of not repeating any of my optimistic tropes compiled over my 50+ seemingly preordained doomed years of rooting for this team, and this is all I could come up with.

Time, as always, will inevitably pass, and there will come a day when my existence will no longer contribute to the universal consciousness and, at that time (but no sooner), I will no longer be burdened by my fandom of the New York Jets. Moreover, as time continues it’s inevitable march towards oblivion even the New York Jets will become an unknown artifact of a distant past removing the collective burden of a fruitless association with this woebegone pretender of a “professional” sports franchise from all of humanity.