Boomer & Carton: Making A Case For Gang Green
The more it rains, the better the Jets' chances in New England Thursday night become. That was the belief that Boomer and Craig were spewing while opening up today's radio program.
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The more it rains, the better the Jets' chances in New England Thursday night become. That was the belief that Boomer and Craig were spewing while opening up today's radio program.
Calvin Pace wondered aloud Tuesday about how the Jets could somehow get the quarterback-dominant Packers, Bears, Lions, Chargers, Broncos and Patriots in a row.
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Where should the blame fall for the New York Jets five game losing streak?
Rex Ryan said seeing Darrelle Revis in a Patriots uniform makes him "a little sick to my stomach."
Fan Guy and I have arrived at a detente -- assuming he knows what that is. I have abandoned my crusade to show him his more heinous impulses, to direct his ire at the Jets rather than those of us who tell him how gangrenous Gang Green really is.
Ryan tried his best to sound positive, but he appeared weary and acknowledged he got very little sleep after the Jets' 31-17 loss to the Broncos on Sunday.
Quinton Coples wasn't going to let his team's 1-5 record scare him away from the opportunity to talk with the Dynamic Radio Duo that is Boomer & Carton.
Five games later, the Jets have gone from potential AFC East contender to a downright disappointment, leaving many to wonder if head coach Rex Ryan will make it to the end of the season.
Craig was sad to report this Tuesday morning that, in his eyes, the Rex Ryan he once knew and loved is all but dead.
Starting cornerback Dee Milliner was placed on season-ending injured reserve with a torn Achilles tendon on Monday, and the Jets signed cornerback Josh Thomas to take his spot on the roster.
New York's secondary is a mess. Cornerback Dee Milliner may be done for the year. And Joe Benigno wants Wilson on the first bus out of town.
On Monday morning, coming off their 31-17 loss to the Broncos, the Jets did their part in trying to make a difference. The organization sent the four-year-old girl a teddy bear and balloons.
This disaster of a football team is depressing enough for me, but what does it say about all of you who are paying for the privilege of getting overly worked up every home game?
With five straight losses and a short week coming up, the Jets are spiraling out of control. Next up: the archrival Patriots in Foxboro.
