Jets and Vikings

The Jets are convinced it is 1990 and they can run the ball every play. You know what, I will give them credit. It did put them into position to win that football game. Then Geno Smith happened... The Jets are in a no win position, without a capable quarterback. The defence and run game have been pulling their wait (recently). Such has been the issue for a coach that, frankly should be a defensive coordinator. He just cannot devlop a franchise qb. Which is fine, I would love Ryan as my DC. I digress. The Jets cannot win until this quarterback and secondary thing they have is resolved


I love me some Teddy Bridgewater. The guy was jsut more ready then anyone else coming out at his position. He has done what is required to move the chains and limit turnovers, while making great strides as a passer. Their run game suffered a setback with Jerrick going on IR. However, the opprtunistic Matt Asiata has flashed all year and Ben Tate is capable of keeping defences honest. Props to Mike Zimmer for the turnaround on defence and the fast devlopment of Anthony Barr. This is a team to look out for, espically next year when they might have a certain running back on the field.


Bridgewater exposes the secondary for his best day as a pro, Vikings by 7 plus

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