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The New York Jets come crashing back to reality as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat them up on both sides of the ball.
Denver over Jacksonville may have been the clear-cut choice of many knockout pool players, but count me as one Jets fan who could see Sunday's exasperating 19-6 home loss to Pittsburgh coming from a mile away.
For all that went wrong, some of Smith's problems were the fault of the coaching staff. Rex Ryan and Marty Mornhinweg called a conservative game, so much so that they hamstrung the rookie from what he does best.
The good vibrations that recently surrounded Rex Ryan, Geno Smith and the New York Jets were shelved yesterday afternoon at MetLife Stadium, as the Steelers knocked Rexy's Gang Green down a few pegs with a 19-6 win.
Rex Ryan feels the Jets must strive for consistency. "We're striving for consistency and we're not quite there. We have to get there in a hurry," Ryan said.
Geno Smith was intercepted twice as the Jets lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers 19-6. Gang Green's record now stands at 3-3.
The Jets are reportedly leaning toward bringing back head coach Rex Ryan for the 2014 season.
The Jets are boosted ahead of Sunday's matchup with the Steelers as cornerback Antonio Cromartie is active.
"It's a Mike Tomlin-coached football team, so we know they're going to be prepared," Jets head coach Rex Ryan said. "They're going to be hungry coming in here."
New York Jets tight end Kellen Winslow Jr. was suspended without pay for four games by the NFL on Friday for violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
Tina's story was played in short clips shown last weekend during NFL games across the country. On Sunday, she will serve as an honorary captain for the Jets at their game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Emerging from Week 6 with a win would validate Ryan's coaching job this season. It would also validate him as a head coach against one of the best in the game.
Though an MRI evidently did not reveal significant injury, and no specific diagnoses were made public, Cromartie is clearly not up to speed.
Ask Cotchery if Sunday will serve as a homecoming of sorts when he and the rest of the Steelers play at the Meadowlands and Cotchery just shakes his head. "I've been adopted by the Steelers, man," he says.
