As far a Keyshawn is concerned doesn’t shutting down half the field over the course of a game translate into the blueprint of a win? He’s just as much a one dimensional underperforming narcisstic analyst as he was the player.. as if a win is only about the offense… How amateur!

Enjoy your circus, won’t get better…AND :
Happy 44th anniversary jet fans…2 division titles in 44 years. Some very poor dumb football.
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there have been some really tough times being a jet fan. some real good years but a big shortage on super bowls. i’ll probably never stop. until they get over the top i’ll just have to take consolation from the fact that i’m a decent person.

The Adalius Thomas experiment did not work out well for the Pats at all. It was a disaster. Not as bad as Chad Johnson in terms of production, but close.

The Patriots aren’t going to pay out the kind of money that it would take to sign Revis long term. It is not in their DNA. just take a look their history when it comes to bringing in players.

If Revis wants to be the top paid player on defense in the NFL, what happens when another defensive player gets paid more than him? Does he automatically demand a pay raise?

Enjoy your circus, won’t get better…AND :

Happy 44th anniversary jet fans…2 division titles in 44 years. Some very poor dumb football.

Spending top dollar for an elite player is a risky business to begin with. One that rarely works out for the the team. Paying top dollar PLUS high draft picks is an exercise doomed to failure

It may be the right idea for the Jets, but its likely the WRONG idea for the team that makes that tradde

Keyshawn was 1000 nicer in person than Chrebet. Wayne was a egotistical Napoleon complex guy. Met them both.

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Sadly I have heard the same thing about Chrebet. that he would not run the routes they wanted him to run and he was to undisciplined for the WCO. Finally Chad had to talk to him to get him in line. But I have read the same thing that he was a very selfish player. But the public perception is Chrebet is the white knight and Keyshawn was the jerk.

Perfromance wise Chrebet was a poor mans Ricky Proehl. A decent slot 3rd receiver. Nothing more. He was no Derrick Gaffney. But because of his image as the underdog people inflate him as a player.

Keyshawn on the other hand while not great was a good number one possession receiver. Maybe not what you want from the 1st draft pick but a very good player. Although Parcells swindled the Bucs in that trade.

He will not be a lifetime Jet, but I am not being a jerk when I do not fully believe that he wants “Quarterback Money”

Plus, the Jets have a bright side. The last team to win the Super Bowl with an active Pro Bowl corner was Green Bay, but the 2010 Packers were the first team since the 2003 New England Patriots to do so!

Get a pass rush first!!!!

The Giants, Packers, the 2003-04 Patriots, and Steelers all had it!!!!

Even in the 2010 AFC Title Game their pass rush was questioned!!!

Couldn’t have said it better myself. sanchez is a total joke of a pro QB. Hope he plays in NJ forever.

Ironically, his release from the Panthers came just three days after he suggested, when working as an analyst for ESPN at the 2007 NFL Draft, that the Panthers should draft a young wide receiver, which they did with the selection of Dwayne Jarrett. Johnson said on air that he was “excited to work with the young (Jarrett).”

um so all of you who can’t stand Keyshawn…I didn’t really dislike him or like him I just thought he was a good player in his prime and maybe his last year wasn’t the greatest but no one deserves a dish that Carolina gave him. They knew they were going to cut him and he was on air saying he was excited to work with Jarrett. The man they got to REPLACE Keyshawn. Totally messed up. He retired even though miami and tennessee said they wanted him that his numbers weren’t that bad last year and he was still a good player.

2. Any trade that is made will require the team trading for him agreeing on a long term deal before the trade goes through. There isn’t going to be a rental situation. The size of that contract will affect what the Jets get via trade.

3. Even if a team was stupid enough to go for a rental situation, the Jets would get much less in return than a sign and trade type deal.

4. The market for Revis is going to be small due to all of the contract issues he has had in the past with the Jets. No teams wants to pay top dollar and trade draft picks for a headache that doesn’t go away.

5. The Patriots won’t go after Revis, unless he is willing to be a team first, contract second guy. I just don’t see that happening.

Yeah. I was pretty sure I’d never type that sentence ever.