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Origin of "Revis Island"


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Someone, can't remember who, recently called the situation "the no-fly zone", which I think is actually a lot better. But oh well. Maybe that's a defense nickname.

That's an awesome nickname for our secondary!

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An open letter to OchoStinko:

Thank you for your recent stay on Revis Island. We apologize for any inconvenience you might have suffered during your visit. Since you won't be staying again this year, maybe we'll see you again next January. Enjoy watching the rest of the playoffs from home.

Sincerely,

The Revis Island Tourist Center

J E T S JETS! JETS! JETS!

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An open letter to OchoStinko:

Thank you for your recent stay on Revis Island. We apologize for any inconvenience you might have suffered during your visit. Since you won't be staying again this year, maybe we'll see you again next January. Enjoy watching the rest of the playoffs from home.

Sincerely,

The Revis Island Tourist Center

J E T S JETS! JETS! JETS!

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I remember hearing it after the NE game in September, but I don't know who specifically coined it.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/22/sports/football/22jets.html

^There's mention of it here near the end of this article as well, an old article which got me ramped up, by the way. Revis is great, we all know that; but he strives for it. His work ethic on top of his natural talent, there'll be no stopping him for years to come. And he's a JET. Imagine that? :)

The other interpretation of the term is that he strands opposing players on his island and they can't get off. Hehe.

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I'm sure this has been posted before, but so what? GO JETS!

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I remember hearing it after the NE game in September, but I don't know who specifically coined it.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/22/sports/football/22jets.html

^There's mention of it here near the end of this article as well, an old article which got me ramped up, by the way. Revis is great, we all know that; but he strives for it. His work ethic on top of his natural talent, there'll be no stopping him for years to come. And he's a JET. Imagine that? :)

The other interpretation of the term is that he strands opposing players on his island and they can't get off. Hehe.

tumblr_kvqv3lWd6N1qz80pso1_500.jpg

I'm sure this has been posted before, but so what? GO JETS!

Yep. That is the article I was referring to.

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