even though the Jets were miserable back then.

I think we will have hard time passing the ball, as both Redman and Ryan struggled this season against good pass rush. With Roddy covered, a lot will depend on which Jenkins shows up – the one that dropped a bomb in the Saints game or the one who caught one in the same game. Although there won’t be many deep passes – mostly screens. Playing Weems as slot receiver might help.

I expect this will be a low scoring game, and our success this time around may depend on how our defense performs. If they can play like in the second half of the Saints game, and along with special teams set up favorable field position for our offense, we can win the game.

And yes, this will be a big test for Bryant – but he already showed confidence.

Not going to lie, this game is a good opportunity to get back to doing what we are SUPPOSED to do best: running the football.

Ideally, we get Turner and Dahl back into the lineup and we start pounding. Then we use that to set the table for play action to Tony G. I’m pretty sure that Revis is just going to shadow White all game. That’s not to say we shouldn’t try to get it to him, but our bread and butter for this game has to be running the football.

Being that the weather isn’t going to be conducive to a pass attack game plan, we are going to need to give them a heavy dose of Snelling. He is from Toms River New Jersey, which is about an hour and a half south of Giants Stadium. I’m sure he will want to put on another show in front of his home state like he did against the Giants, in the same stadium, several weeks ago (25 for 76 & 2 touches). He is the type of runner that needs the reps to get in a rhythm. Throw Norwood in on third down every now and again and that should be enough to keep the D on their toes. Ground and pound with Snelling toting the rock and Ovie leading. Throw in some Play Action over the top to Gonzo, and that should be enough to keep the O on the field a long time. KISS… Keep It Simple Stupid! is the way to go.

to see lots of running, screens, and maybe a long ball or two. Not too much short or medium passing. I think we win it by a TD. The Jets are not very good.

How about a win?!

i hope thats what we are all saying after the game is over. im on my knees praying right now.

Will Matty or Burner be back or both?

does anyone know why/how snelling jumped ahead of norwood on the depth chart? if this is really the last year we are going to have him, why not get all we can from our most explosive runner in this game? i say let snelling be the change of pace

Hey. Let’s force a few turnovers.

Pound the ball up the middle until defense rotates up then mix screens, play action passes and run some draw plays in obvious passing downs. Defense play like they are at the Dome and score points every time we have the ball. This will give us a chance!

making jesus our qb would also give us a chance, but i dont think he’s going to suit up