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Rex Ryan is 3-4 against Belichick. In the last two games played on NE's home turf Sanchez has 5TD passes and 360 yards with a 116 QB rating. NE's pass defense is atrocious. While many want to hang a hat on how bad the Jets WR's might be, I disagree. S Hill has 3 TD's in 4 games played. Kerley is averaging over 17YPC. Keller should be 95% or better by now. S Hill is a legit deep threat against those sub par NE safeties. Schillens is not terrible for a WR3.
Few have been as down on the Jets as I have been, but this game I find interesting, and frankly, difficult to predict. I see three possible types of game here. The low scoring 16-13 game that could go either way, the Pats in a blowout, or a shootout with 60 points going on the scoreboard.
Does NE go with the double hurry-up? Pound the ball? Do the Jets attack the Pats defensive weakness and throw? Will the NE game plan be slow it down and run it down the Jets sub par rush D? Does Ryan realize he can only win by throwing the ball early and often? Try to force NE into passing instead of the reverse?
I'm going Jets 28, NE 27 in a huge upset.
Disclosure: I have 6 players in this game in my starting line up.
Few have been as down on the Jets as I have been, but this game I find interesting, and frankly, difficult to predict. I see three possible types of game here. The low scoring 16-13 game that could go either way, the Pats in a blowout, or a shootout with 60 points going on the scoreboard.
Does NE go with the double hurry-up? Pound the ball? Do the Jets attack the Pats defensive weakness and throw? Will the NE game plan be slow it down and run it down the Jets sub par rush D? Does Ryan realize he can only win by throwing the ball early and often? Try to force NE into passing instead of the reverse?
I'm going Jets 28, NE 27 in a huge upset.
Disclosure: I have 6 players in this game in my starting line up.
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Fixed. You knew what I meant... I think.I agree the Jets have not had much success throwing deep, but that is on Sanchez, not the WR's. 50 yard bombs are not in his repetoire, but if he can hit Hill 25 yards downfield over the safties, it could work. Ryan will load up the box to stop the run. They have to. This is a different NE offense. You stop the run, you have a chance. If NE goes double hurry up against 8 in the box, Brady WILL throw the ball. That could (and has led to turnovers) and that is how I would game plan it. I've read that Seattle was in nickel and still stopped or at least limited Ridley from that defense. Landry could be the key to the Jets D. Playing up against the run but dropping into nickel. Should have left the typo in there... maybe the Jets CAN win by 10! 
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The Jets can't stop tight ends; the Pats have 2 great ones. The one thing the Pats do well on defense is stop the run; that's the one thing the Jets need to do for their offense to have an success. For the Jets to have a shot, Sanchez will have to play a great game and not turn the ball over. I don't see that happening. Even if he does, I doubt it will be enough.The Pats are a really good team and all of their losses have been really close. The Jets are not a really good team, unfortunately.
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