Pats vs Jets game thread

[assassin216]

I would agree normally but with the way rookies have been performing as of late I don't. I also wouldn't say he's out performing Brady. He's still losing.

Look at the receivers he's working with,his #1 is coming back from season ending injury and the rest are below average receivers..

Kap,Luck,and Wilson had more weapons than Geno...


I'm not saying Geno should be resolved from criticism,but if you compare to all quarterbacks that's been coming out the past 2 years,they had more weapons than him and lets not forgot this is the Jets we're talking about...


And Geno was outperforming Brady;outside of those three interceptions,he did very well for someone thats going up against a Hall of Fame quarterback and have an offensive coordinator that went away from the run,for whatever reason...


People are acting like Geno is a 10 year vet when its only his second game of his career...He will improve,while he's making mistakes in the process....The only thing,a coach can do is tell him to limit the mistakes....

[JakeNbake]

Look at the receivers he's working with,his #1 is coming back from season ending injury and the rest are below average receivers..

Kap,Luck,and Wilson had more weapons than Geno...


I'm not saying Geno should be resolved from criticism,but if you compare to all quarterbacks that's been coming out the past 2 years,they had more weapons than him and lets not forgot this is the Jets we're talking about...


And Geno was outperforming Brady;outside of those three interceptions,he did very well for someone thats going up against a Hall of Fame quarterback and have an offensive coordinator that went away from the run,for whatever reason...


People are acting like Geno is a 10 year vet when its only his second game of his career...He will improve,while he's making mistakes in the process....The only thing,a coach can do is tell him to limit the mistakes....

The thing is quarterbacks don't really play each other in that sense they're never on the field at the same time. They play against each others defenses and in this case I would say that the Jets have a superior d than the Jets do. Tom Brady won with less talent around him in the skill positions than geno had around him. Of course Tom should out perform Geno and he did.

Geno looked like nothing special tonight. But of course he's a rookie he doesn't have to yet. I would not say in anyway did Geno out perform Brady.

[johntbronco]

NE Offense to me looks pretty pathetic. But, somehow they squeaked out another win. I don't think just adding Gronk is going to help.

[southern cross]

The whole game was rather painful to watch. I finally gave up with about eight minutes left. I couldn't stand it any longer.

Brady will most likely develop some chemistry with his receivers in the weeks to come. I won't count them out just yet.

[broncoslover115]

I just wish the Pats would have lost the game. Bummer!

[broncoslover115]

More than that I wish the pats had lost to both Buf and Jets. It would be nice if NE doesn't it in the playoffs this year

[johntbronco]

More than that I wish the pats had lost to both Buf and Jets. It would be nice if NE doesn't it in the playoffs this year

highly unlikely. But, hopefully the other teams will rough em up a bit.

[broncoslover115]

Interesting that the Sports media up here in Boston are saying that Tom Brady's impatience and yelling and not working with his young receivers is not helping out his young receivers and is more of the problem that people want to admit.

And they were comparing him to how Manning was so much better at coaching with patience in 2009 with his young receivers and was able to win 14 games with them decisively.

So, they were basically saying that everyone is saying that poor Tom Brady right now is the victim but that their take is that he might be more of the problem than people want to say because everyone always wants to give Brady a pass with everything.

Interesting supposition.

[GoManning]

[GoManning]

Dude needs Jesus.

[GoManning]

NFL Media's Michael Irvin was highly critical of Brady, who was demonstrative on the field and on the sideline. Irvin, a Hall of Fame wide receiver, said Brady should be more supportive of his wideouts, and the quarterback agreed with the sentiment.

"I've got to do a better job with my body language," Brady said after the game. "I can definitely improve on that. I wouldn't say that's a real strong point of mine right now."

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000243444/article/tom-brady-i-need-to-improve-my-body-language

[beastlyskronk]

Good job by the young DC to catch Talib before any serious damage could be done.