Undisclosed injuries??...

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  1. sackexchange

    sackexchange Well-Known Member

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    That's all I got. That's the only explanation I have for how this team played the last 5 weeks of the season. The Jets just looked like a team that was burnt out, totally out of gas.

    How else can you explain Kris Jenkins going from MVP to DeWayne Robertson almost overnight? How about David Harris? Thomas Jones yesterday seemed like he was playing on one leg!! And what about some of those ducks we saw from Favre over the last few weeks.

    It's easy to say that the Jets just suck and they were never as good as they looked in their winning streak. But knowing Mangini's obsession with concealing injuries, I'm wondering if there's some validity to this speculation.
     
  2. NDmick

    NDmick Revis Christ

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    maybe favre and maybe jenkins, but other than that its pee wee football coaching that sank the season.
     
  3. Royal Tee

    Royal Tee Girls juss wanna have fun
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    Constantly having your players oop in coverage and relying on an inefective 3 man rush that wore down Jenx to the point of fumes is what I see.

    I mean shit, week 17 and your defenders are still pointing and running around because they look confused is pretty mind boggling.

    Injuries=excuse.
    Some people play injured and you don't see a difference but there are times where if the injury is hurting the team and If you can't play move the fuck over.
     
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  4. Attackett

    Attackett Well-Known Member

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    Bad coaching and terrible QB play is a pretty simple explanation.
     

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