Did the Jets Have a Competitive Advantage?

[Over 29 years of fanhood]

7 hours ago, DabillsDaBillsDaBills said:

 

I think the question is if this particular guy would have had access to that info while on the Bills. Mayden spent less than a month on our practice squad. Would he really know more about the Bills playcalling/signals than the opposition could learn from watching film ?

a safety could have talked about what they are doing differently with our Hyde and maybe Poyer. Smart move.

 

turn over every rock.  Why shouldn’t these guys get some consulting money. 

[Orlando Buffalo]

I am missing the part where this is illegal, or even frowned upon? You try and figure out how to beat everyone in anyway possible within the rules. That being said Buffalo is now the game everyone in the AFC has circled as an important game, better get ready.

[ExiledInIllinois]

I never said it was illegal. Just making a point about competitive advantages.  Saleh was quoted as not ruling tactics like this out... But dismissing them as being less than honorable.

[frostbitmic]

5 hours ago, Gugny said:

The real competitive advantage the Jets had last Sunday was that their QB played better than ours.  

 

~Fin

 

Our defense made Zack Wilson look like Josh Allen ... Their defense made Josh Allen look like Zack Wilson.

[ArtVandalay]

7 hours ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Yeah.  Remember Opening Day in Buffalo when Bills signed Lawyer Malloy. 31-0. Sam Adams big day against the Pats* w/Bills* in 2003 against future SuperBowl Champions. Brady looked horrible when Bills knew the plays!

Bills did it too... Opening Day 2003.

Signing a pro bowler is far different than practice squad dudes