Jets Players Day After Reaction - nyjets.com

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Brett Favre may wish he had Dustin Keller on his team at a younger age, but thankfully for the Jets, they are playing together right now.

"I told him that I wish I could have a quarterback like him my whole entire career," said Keller, who had a career-high eight catches for 87 yards in Thursday night

[Boozer76]

But the always humble Washington was quick to share the credit with his teammates. "When you have Brett Favre coming into the huddle, it makes everybody else in the huddle step their game up, and you know you have the chance to win games,” he said. “We’re just so fortunate to have a guy like that to lead us....................................

And this, my friends, puts any debate of whether we are just as good with Chad at the helm to bed.

[Maxman]

And this, my friends, puts any debate of whether we are just as good with Chad at the helm to bed.

Agreed. Chad wins that game easily by moving the ball in the 3rd quarter the Jets defense would have been rested and could have prevented some of those 2nd half scores by the Pats.

But it is what it is. Chad is gone and we have to deal with it.

[NIGHT STALKER]

Agreed. Chad wins that game easily by moving the ball in the 3rd quarter the Jets defense would have been rested and could have prevented some of those 2nd half scores by the Pats.

But it is what it is. Chad is gone and we have to deal with it.

You might as well throw Bollinger in there as well....

[NJ]

And this, my friends, puts any debate of whether we are just as good with Chad at the helm to bed.

Agreed. Chad wins that game easily by moving the ball in the 3rd quarter the Jets defense would have been rested and could have prevented some of those 2nd half scores by the Pats.

But it is what it is. Chad is gone and we have to deal with it.

You're a dick

[BF4LC87]

Jeez, Cotchery sounds an awful lot like Mangini with his answers:

Cotchery was asked on a conference call today if he'd been practicing that catch in the three days of practice prior to the game. "Yeah, I started early in the week," he said with a laugh. "It is something where you are given an opportunity to make a play and you want to do everything in your power to make that play at that time when you're given that opportunity. I'm thankful that I was able to make that play at that time."

[jetophile]

Jeez, Cotchery sounds an awful lot like Mangini with his answers:

The best Cotchery interview I ever heard was the day after the Chargers' PO game. "Soooo, what did you think of the Barton roughing the passer penalty call?" "What?" "You heard me." "Well, er, um, er, heh, HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA!" It was so awesome. For real. He laughed like hell for about 30 seconds. I love me some Cotchery.

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And this, my friends, puts any debate of whether we are just as good with Chad at the helm to bed.

Wait, this was something to seriously debate? Some people just have way too much time on their hands...