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The Jets Media: Not Impressed


I watched these guys get painted. From left, Tommy Frisk, Kevin Fulton and Chris aka "The Neighbor."

With the Redskins having survived the Jets by the slimmest of margins, several players and coaches went out of their way to praise the Jets as a tough, hard-luck team just a few plays away from having a winning record. Here's what the braying mob of New York media persons had to say about that. The lovely illustrations are of lovely New York Jets fans, who are supposed to distract you from the ugly words contained below.

Daily News: "The latest debacle was bad on so many levels....The Jets, who blew a 13-point lead two weeks ago in Cincinnati, squandered a 14-point advantage because they played one of the worst defensive games in their history....Bad teams find new ways to lose. The Jets are a bad team."


Kevin's head. He's a 30-year-old lifelong Jets fan who's been painting his head for 10 years. His scalp stays green until Tuesday or so.


New York Post:
"The Jets, it seems, would find a way to lose with Tom Brady or Peyton Manning at quarterback. quarterback. The Jets, you see, spring a new leak every game. Eric Mangini and his staff fix a few leaks one week and the boat is taking in water from somewhere else the following week. Forget that the Jets are in every game they play - they again led at halftime yesterday - at 1-8 they are fast becoming one of the embarrassments of the NFL this season, pretty damning for a team that hasn't been ravaged by injuries."

Bergen Record: "The entire Jets' locker room was down Sunday, the disgust of yet another late meltdown (New York led, 17-3, in the second quarter) sticking with them for two weeks as they take next weekend off."


This kind of stuff never gets old for me.

Newsday: "Like a toddler grabbing at packages in the aisles of a toy store, the Jets have been trying to get their hands on a victory. I want that one. Gimme that one. But each time, for the past six times, Mom has said "No."....Now comes this, the latest ugly lump in an already curdled season."

Star-Ledger: "A 23-20 overtime setback against the Washington Redskins yesterday at Giants Stadium was the latest head-scratcher -- one in which the Jets built, and then lost, a two-touchdown lead as their run defense failed (again) and their offense stalled (again) in the second half....It marked the third time in the past five games they've blown a double-digit lead, and the Jets are 1-5 in games decided by seven points or fewer....The Jets defense was awful."


This is D.C. United fan Adam Nalls. Technically, this wasn't taken at the Meadowlands. But maybe he likes the Jets.

By Dan Steinberg |  November 5, 2007; 2:45 PM ET  | Category:  Redskins
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I'd say the chances of a big banana being a Jets fan are pretty good.

Posted by: ScottVanPeltStyle.com | November 5, 2007 3:10 PM

ooh, i can see your banana... man...

Posted by: banana man | November 5, 2007 3:26 PM

Who knew Bam Bam Bigelow was a jets fan, and who knew his real name was Kevin.

Posted by: Ted | November 6, 2007 11:58 AM

I hate the jets, go Skins.

Posted by: Adam Nalls | November 6, 2007 5:12 PM

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