Showing posts with label review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label review. Show all posts

Sunday, December 4, 2011

How The Giants Can Make The Playoffs

I refuse to believe that the New York Giants have sealed their destiny because of these past four losses.

That being said, I have a plan for them to win.

I never expected them to defeat the Packers in the first place, although the loss had me hanging on the edge of my seat, heart racing, and the most excited I had been about a potential victory in quite some time, maybe even since Superbowl XLII! (Coincidence, two undefeated teams vs. the
underdog Giants...)

The Giants (6-6), absolutely, positively, NEED to win three of their next four games.

*Dec. 11 @ Dallas
*Dec. 18 @ Washington
*Jan. 1 vs. Dallas

If that plan works out, the Giants will finish with a 9-7 record, but with Washington and Philly out of contention, and the Jets in the other conference, they will make the playoffs.

Friday, November 4, 2011

Will The Real New York Jets Please Stand Up?

The New York Jets in 2011 have been erratic. They have struggled on defense, struggled on offense, yet somehow are sitting at (4-3).

But that, ladies and gentlemen, is third place.

With the "Core Four" of Mangold, Revis, D'Brickashaw, and Harris performing well, and Muhammad Wilkerson doing pretty good, who is to blame?

You could say QB Mark Sanchez.

I say, the entire team.

With Shonn Greene doing terrible through the first few games, although he has picked it up, LT on the bench, and Rex Ryan (gasp!) shutting up, the Jets seemed to have lost what they had last season.

Although they lost WR Braylon Edwards in free agency, Plaxico Burress has more than exceeded my low expectations from a guy who hasn't played in a few years.

So, where is the defense?

He wears #94 (formerly #92) and plays for the Patriots, (and folks, they were beat by DA BILLS!)




Yep, I'm talking about Shaun Ellis. The man Rex Ryan ran out of town by drafting Wilkerson.

http://blog.newyorkjets.com/2011/08/02/ryan-on-top-pick-wilkerson-hes-the-starter/

So don't be surprised if the Jets end up missing the playoffs in 2011. While it is still early, the Pats and Bills seem determined, and prepared, to hold off the competition for another two months.