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Did the Jets Have a Competitive Advantage?


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32 minutes ago, LABILLBACKER said:

Cheating has become ethically accepted in all aspects of our society. 

 

"If you're not Cheating,  you're not trying"

 

"Its only cheating if you get caught"

 

"I didn't see the Astros get punished"

 

This is a sad commentary on what we're teaching future generations. 

 

How is this cheating? Is it against the rules?

15 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Less than honorable to go against your word,  but not cheating. 

 

Saleh is the first Muslim HC. I wonder what the "Owner's Manual" (IE: Quran) has to say about "honor" and your word?

 

I know what the Bible says. I forgive you Robert Saleh! 😆 

 

~Matthew 6:14-15

"For if you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you, but if you do not forgive others their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses."

He didn't promise never to do it. He said "I don't know if we would ever do that." Now he knows. The answer is: yes, he would do that.

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Both of Josh Allen's interceptions were thrown directly to defenders, with no chance of being completed.  The Jets defense showed very little pressure, and the scheme really had nothing to do with either play.  Just awful decisions by the quarterback which cost us the game.

 

Both of Gabe Davis' drops came with good coverage.  But they were both still plays that should have been made, including the final pass of the game that should have put us into field goal range.

 

The defensive scheme also had nothing to do with horrible call that negated Tremaine Edmunds INT, the missed field goal by Tyler Bass or the poor tackling that resulted in multiple first downs and extended drives.

 

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3 hours ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Yeah.  Remember Opening Day in Buffalo when Bills signed Lawyer Malloy. 31-0. Sam Adams big day against the Pats* w/Bills* in 2003 against future SuperBowl Champions. Brady looked horrible when Bills knew the plays!

Bills did it too... Opening Day 2003.

Nfl teams change their signals all the time 

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7 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Yeah.  That's why Pats* won the last game in 2003 against the Bills by the same exact score they lost to Bills on Opening Day in Orchard Park: 31-0.

 

That's weird! 😆 

So why wouldn’t we be able to use the same signals and kick their ass again?

 

Because good teams change them all the time 

 

You really think coaches use the same signals week in and week out? 

 

High school baseball coaches don’t even use the same steal sign for seven innings lol

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3 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:

So why wouldn’t we be able to use the same signals and kick their ass again?

 

Because good teams change them all the time 

 

You really think coaches use the same signals week in and week out? 

 

High school baseball coaches don’t even use the same steal sign for seven innings lol

Yeah... But then again, 2003 was in the "cord cutting" era... The Cheaters, took things a step further.  Who knows what they were doing. 5 years later they were accused of jamming signals, intercepting headsets, etc...

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