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#201
@Getty3
you have ballz my friend. BOL 
CD Newsletter #9
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#204
@Getty3
The secondary has gotten better with Alohi Gilman back in the fold, but their weak link is Michael Davis at CB. He's the quicker of the two CBs (the other being Asante Samuel Jr.), so I suspect he'll be covering Garrett Wilson. He's going to need help over the top though. Speedy receivers give LA a lot of trouble.
I think a wild card that most people aren't talking about is Nathaniel Hackett's familiarity with the Chargers personnel, having faced them twice last year as the Broncos HC. The Chargers defensive is relatively the same from last year, so that's a point in favor of the Jets offense. Hackett was working with a pretty bad QB in Russ Wilson last year too.
I was hoping Hugh would make an esteemed guest appearance. 
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#212
Quote Originally Posted by Biscuiteater1:
Quote Originally Posted by trainwreck66: @Biscuiteater1 If its not up by 5 pm ...you are on deck....set your alarm I was hoping Hugh would make an esteemed guest appearance.
Quote Originally Posted by trainwreck66: @Biscuiteater1 If its not up by 5 pm ...you are on deck....set your alarm I was hoping Hugh would make an esteemed guest appearance.
Well we've been running 2 threads for 2 weeks now, it's like getting a participation ribbon on field day.
, let's go
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#219
Quote Originally Posted by iConsciousness:
@Getty3 The secondary has gotten better with Alohi Gilman back in the fold, but their weak link is Michael Davis at CB. He's the quicker of the two CBs (the other being Asante Samuel Jr.), so I suspect he'll be covering Garrett Wilson. He's going to need help over the top though. Speedy receivers give LA a lot of trouble. I think a wild card that most people aren't talking about is Nathaniel Hackett's familiarity with the Chargers personnel, having faced them twice last year as the Broncos HC. The Chargers defensive is relatively the same from last year, so that's a point in favor of the Jets offense. Hackett was working with a pretty bad QB in Russ Wilson last year too.
@Getty3 The secondary has gotten better with Alohi Gilman back in the fold, but their weak link is Michael Davis at CB. He's the quicker of the two CBs (the other being Asante Samuel Jr.), so I suspect he'll be covering Garrett Wilson. He's going to need help over the top though. Speedy receivers give LA a lot of trouble. I think a wild card that most people aren't talking about is Nathaniel Hackett's familiarity with the Chargers personnel, having faced them twice last year as the Broncos HC. The Chargers defensive is relatively the same from last year, so that's a point in favor of the Jets offense. Hackett was working with a pretty bad QB in Russ Wilson last year too.
WHAT DID I SAY ABOUT ALOHI GILMAN??
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#222
Quote Originally Posted by Getty3:
I wouldn't have expected Jax to be favored vs. SF. Line seems right. It's a winnable game for both teams and I think you'll see a top effort from both sides. One of those games where I'd rely more on advanced metrics and stats to determine the right side as opposed to any intangible reasons.
I wouldn't have expected Jax to be favored vs. SF. Line seems right. It's a winnable game for both teams and I think you'll see a top effort from both sides. One of those games where I'd rely more on advanced metrics and stats to determine the right side as opposed to any intangible reasons.
The NY Yankees were criticized for their use of analytics this year so yesterday they announced they were hiring an analytics company to analyze their use of analytics. You can't make this stuff up.
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