(12-23-2022, 01:42 AM)TheDuke007 Wrote:

(12-23-2022, 01:04 AM)Jaguar Warrior Wrote: If we had Zach Wilson, he'd literally be Blaine Gabbert 2.0. Damn we got lucky.

I still can't believe there were a bunch of people who actually thought winning a couple of meaningless games in 2020 was more important than getting Trevor Lawrence.  It just blows my mind.  Those people need to eat some major crow with their "You just don't hate losing as much as me!"  LOL!

That is almost a direct quote from the Jets message board.  

And in hindsight, I seem to recall I was one of the people who said winning is always better than losing, or something to that effect.  I admit that the possibility of drafting Trevor Lawrence was a very special case where losing was far better than winning.  We need to put up a statue of Frank Gore.  What a pro.  Always giving total effort, no matter the situation.

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(12-23-2022, 01:44 AM)rpr52121 Wrote:

(12-23-2022, 01:36 AM)JaguarJosh2 Wrote: No QB or offense looked that great tonight.  We did enough to field goal them to death basically.  Defense hung in there but was getting embarrassed by Streveler.  All in all it was just good enough,  not ideal conditions.

Jets actually have a good defense. Jags have a backup tackle in with little in-game experience. And playing in severe inclement weather.

The game plan was to use short quick passing, probably because they saw in film study that the Jets will give it up. And with the Jets offense it was enough to win.

Trevor made some great throws in tight windows, but no need to rely on that or force him to do that consistently under those conditions.

Defense didn't game plan for Streveler. It is not easy to completely change your containment rules on the fly like that, especially for defense that already has issues with communication and busts.

It looked like our game plan was to avoid their CBs.  I don't recall our WRs having many balls thrown their way.  

Streveler scared me.  Zach Wilson made our defense look like the '85 Bears.

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