They are a threat because of who they play, or rather, who they don't.
I agree the Jets are not a true Super Bowl contender and will likely get exposed eventually. But that doesn't mean they can't win 12 games with relative ease if they stay healthy.
I mean, the Cards and Vikings aren't bad. But if teams quarterbacked by Kyler Murray and Sam Darnold are among the toughest on the docket, early season success notwithstanding, that's a cakewalk schedule
One thing that could doom the Jets is if their oline doesn't stay healthy, which seems like a decent possibility. The starting tackles are injury prone to say the least
I don't understand why they are not trying to establish the run more with Stevenson. That's the only potential area where they can exploit the Jets defense, and he has all of 4 carries
I don't understand this line of thinking. Who cares that the Pats look bad tonight if that result is far less helpful to Buffalo? I'm not concerned about what New England did 20 years ago
The hype train is really going to get out of control with the Jets. I've said it before, but their schedule is so exceedingly easy that it's hard to not see them win 10-11 games at minimum. Maybe the Broncos will be a tougher challenge next week lol
There's not many instances of that happening. What makes it worse is that Bass was not very good to begin with. But generally, when a kicker loses his confidence it almost never comes back. Think Mike Vanderjagt
I don't really disagree with your point, but I still think the Ravens will be able to control the game. They will be the more desperate and intense team at 0-2.
I really don't understand all the griping about that pass interference call. If that happened to a Bills receiver (or to any other team for that matter), fans would be rightfully screaming for a flag. Just because it was the Chiefs and 4th & 16 doesn't make it less of a penalty.