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Now when Reggie Jackson says the New York Jets are talking too much smack it’s time for Rex Ryan and company to keep their feet on the ground.
My prediction for this Sunday? Patriots 41 Jets 0.
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Bob Miller| 1.14.11 @ 10:30AM
Remember Namath?
Ryan| 1.14.11 @ 12:49PM
For one game. Not the rest of his mediocre career.
Dixie Pixie| 1.14.11 @ 10:49AM
In the new spirit of national harmony and tranquility demarcated by Paul Krugman's public apology for Keynesian and renouncement of the "Hate Speech" of the NYT, I suggest the Jets be given a sympathy touchdown.
Patriots 41, Jets 7.
LarryK| 1.14.11 @ 12:11PM
Brady and Peyton Manning cannot take a crushing hit. If their noses were broken would they be able to lead their team to victory?
Just asking.
If Brady gets sacked hard at least 5 times Jets 21 Pats 20
The Spartan| 1.14.11 @ 1:11PM
If.
Pete| 1.14.11 @ 1:40PM
Kraft's boy Goodell will not allow Brady to get touched and therefore the Patriots will win. You will know exactly how the game will go in the first 5 minutes if no holding is called on the NE O-line.
ggoblue| 1.14.11 @ 2:06PM
lol as if sanchez could take it better...any qb turns to mush if they are getting hit. sanchez coughs it up even when he isnt getting hit.
pats 27 jets 17...it will be a competitive contest.
LarryK| 1.14.11 @ 2:14PM
Dec 6 2010,
Ben R with a broken nose led the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 13-10 victory over the Ravens. Brady would wilt under that type of pressure and I agree with Pete that if no holding is called Pats win.
JimH| 1.14.11 @ 3:11PM
As a Jet fan I can only wish Joe Klecko, Marty Lyons and Joe Gastineau were still around to supply the pass rush. Even as a fan I do wish they would tone it down, at least until they actually do something.
Kenneth E. MacAlister Jr.| 1.14.11 @ 1:18PM
The referees will ensure no one gets close enough to Tom "Pretty Boy" Brady to sack him once. Ray Lewis hit the bullseye (is this word still allowed?) last season when he raised the issue of Brady expecting the referees to protect him. Go Jets.
Jamie| 1.15.11 @ 1:23AM
Randy Moss was right when he said Brady looks like a girl. Tom gets prettier every time I look at him; soon he'll be prettier than Giselle.