(10-19-2020, 12:14 AM)enigma Wrote: Does anyone think we can realistically move up a few spots to the #2 spot (NYJ look putrid)? Here are the remaining schedules for the following:

Washington: 

• - DAL (10/25)         
  
• - NYG (11/8)           
  
• - DET (11/15)          
  
• - CIN (11/22)          
  
• - DAL (11/26)
  
• - PIT (12/6)
  
• - 49ers (12/13)
  
• - SEA (12/20)
  
• - CAR (12/27)
  
• - PHI (1/3)
  

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NY Giants: 

• - PHI (10/22)          
  
• - TB (11/2)             
  
• - WSH (11/8)         
  
• - PHI (11/15)          
  
• - CIN (11/29) 
  
• - SEA (12/6)
  
• - ARI (12/13)
  
• - CLE (12/20)
  
• - BAL (12/27)
  
• - DAL (1/3)
  

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ATL: 

• - DET (10/25)          
  
• - CAR (10/29)         
  
• - DEN (11/8)           
  
• - NO (11/22)            
  
• - LV (11/29) 
  
• - NO (12/6)
  
• - LAC (12/13)
  
• - TB (12/20)
  
• - KC (12/27)
  
• - TB (1/3)
  

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JAX: 

• - LAC (10/25)          
  
• - HOU (11/8)         
  
• - GB (11/15)           
  
• - PIT (11/22)            
  
• - CLE (11/29) 
  
• - MIN (12/6)
  
• - TEN (12/13)
  
• - BAL (12/20)
  
• - CHI (12/27)
  
• - IND (1/3)
  

Yes I do.

For the Washington Football Team, I think the upcoming Dallas game is winnable given the injuries and lcoker room stuff going on there.  I think the Giants are a winnable game too, even though the Giants have ten days to prepare after their infuriating loss to the Eagles.  In fact, this stretch of 4-5 games are all winnable for them.

The Giants have 3 potentially winnable games on the horizon against Washington, Ohiladelphia and Cincinnati.

I think Atlanta has the best chance to run off some wins.  Looking at their schedule, Atlanta's next three games are winnable.

If I am to root for any teams to be ahead of us in the draft order by the end of the Regular season, I will root for Cincinnati and the Giants.

They both have promising young QBs with GMs and coaches that don't appear to be on the hot seat.

Even though the Jets have Sam Darnold, a young QB, if they finish with the top spot, I can't see them keeping their coach or GM...but especially the coach.  If a new coach/GM come in, they will want their own guy. 

It is my fervent hope that if the Jets wind up with the top overall pick in this draft, and Trevor Lawrence declares himself draft eligible, somehow the GM and coach are retained, or if a new coach is brought in, it is someone else who views Darnold favorably, and the Jets decide to stock up on draft picks to give Darnold some help, and they trade down with us.

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(10-19-2020, 09:40 AM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: I honestly believe we don't have another winnable game on the schedule. I believe #2 is definitely in play. We'd need a miracle to get to #1 though. The Jets are a complete dumpster fire. They are completely inept on offense.

If we are excluding trades up, yes it will take a miracle.  I don't see the jets winning a game.

But I am hoping that somehow the Jets still manage to believe in Sam Darnold after this season, and dedicate themselves to trading back and giving him some help.

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