Redskins beat Jets in overtime, 23-20 -

After Clinton Portis ran all over the New York Jets, Shaun Suisham kicked the Washington Redskins to victory.

[HUGO]

I don't want to hear about how impressive Clemens was or how much better he is than Chad. Bottom line is the Jets lost another game.

[Scott]

Bad teams find ways to lose and the Jets are bad: Poor tackling, about 10 dropped passes, untimely turnover, horrible game mgt at the end of regulation.

[Crusher]

Sucko Jets 60 2-14 and F Up the 2nd pick in the draft behind Miami.

[Nascar Fan]

Ugly football played by a bad team!

[Papa Smurf]

HUGO wrote:

I don't want to hear about how impressive Clemens was or how much better he is than Chad. Bottom line is the Jets lost another game.

I don't want to hear about how the polar ice caps are melting and might eventually raise ocean levels enough to cover New York and drown cat tamers like you.

Thanks for the news flash professor.

[NEWSDAY SUCKS]

Hey newsday, nice game explanation "The Redskins scored 23 unanswered points against the Jets to spoil Kellen Clemens' first game as the Jets starting QB".
23 unanswered points? That would mean the Jets were leading 20 to 0. Which they never were. What a pathetic newspaper. You guys report facts like a dumb/deaf, and blind person. You suck.

[Papa Smurf]

NEWSDAY SUCKS wrote:

Hey newsday, nice game explanation "The Redskins scored 23 unanswered points against the Jets to spoil Kellen Clemens' first game as the Jets starting QB".
23 unanswered points? That would mean the Jets were leading 20 to 0. Which they never were. What a pathetic newspaper. You guys report facts like a dumb/deaf, and blind person. You suck.

Because we all know that a dumb/deaf, and blind person (also known as a "hamburger"), can't report football very well.

You rabid cat turd.

[jets fan]

This team just continues to find ways to lose. First they need to look at some other teams scouts to see how talent is really found.

[jets fan]

Oh yeah, maybe one of these years they will be able to stop the run. Portis, no 100 yard games all season. Hey, you need a 100 plus yard day for your RB, just play the jets.

[Scott]

A pure microcosm of the season. Every chance to win and put a team away and the Jets throw it away.
1-8 and what's scary is that they could be 7-2.

[Hugh G Rection]

Papa Smurf wrote:

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Thats true. Mama always said life was like a box of tampax.

surprised you had a mama. Thought by your postings that maybe a band of wolves raised you.

[Rich Kotite]

Hey Eric, don't try to match my record!

[erik mangina]

I wasnt concentrating at the end of the game because i was too busy thinking about how i could catch the patriots cheating against the colts. If you cant beat 'em show the world how they cheat

[Candy Moore]

The headline says "The Redskins scored 23 unanswered points against the Jets to spoil Kellen Clemens' first game as the Jets starting QB."

This is not true. For the Redskins to score 23 unanswered points, the Jets would need to have been winning 20-0, which definitely was not the case.

[Roger Repoz]

It's all the fault of global warming! The receivers are seeing too much sunlight in their eyes and there's too much heat stress on the defense.

Payback by Mother Nature as we all know that "jets" leave the heaviest carbon footprint.

This team will never win until they change the name and hire Al Gore as either GM or coach.

[David S]

The Jets are up 17-3 with less than 6 minutes to go in the 1st half. Incomplete Redskin pass makes it 4th and 8th from the 22 and a 40 yard field goal attempt, which all NFL kickers make consistently nowadays. However, there is a holding penalty against the Skins. To accept the penalty pushes the Skins back to 3rd and 18, and possibly out of easy field goal range.
But no, our scared coaches decide to give the Skins an easy 3 points. What does that say about confidence in your schemes if you're afraid of making your opponent do 3rd and 18 outside of field range!!!???
So of course, the Redskins take the points gladly, seize the momentum with the following onside kick, and we all know the rest.
The Jets' biggest problem right now is the coaching - who's genuine and who's the imposters? The ones that showed daring, initiative, innovation, and imposition of will last year, or the predictable, scared, insecure ones this year? That, more than anything else explains why this year's team is 1-8 and still sinking.

[David S]

So who's genuine and who's the imposter? The Mangenius of 2006 or the Manginess of 2007?

[David S]

Jets fans - I personally guarantee that next week will be better.

Yup, it's here. It's...the...BYE WEEK!!
HOO HOOO YIPPEE!

[Big blue]

Same old J-e-t-s Jets Jets Jets

[Winners]

can you find the loser in this group?

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Paying CEO 100s millions, actors 100s millions, singers 100s millions, sports players 100s millions, corrupt politicans..

USA SOLDIERS PAID PENNIES!!!!!!!!

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Year / Top 25 players
2006
Rank Player Salary Team
1 Seymour, Richard $ 24,691,160 New England Patriots
2 Brees, Drew $ 22,000,000 New Orleans Saints
3 McKinnie, Bryant $ 17,500,000 Minnesota Vikings
4 Hutchinson, Steve $ 16,588,080 Minnesota Vikings
5 Backus, Jeff $ 16,252,310 Detroit Lions
6 Brady, Tom $ 16,004,840 New England Patriots
7 Palmer, Carson $ 15,750,000 Cincinnati Bengals
8 Abraham, John $ 15,503,300 Atlanta Falcons
9 Alexander, Shaun $ 15,125,000 Seattle Seahawks
10 Wayne, Reggie $ 15,100,440 Indianapolis Colts
11 James, Edgerrin $ 14,750,770 Arizona Cardinals
12 Peterson, Julian $ 14,502,640 Seattle Seahawks
13 Carr, David $ 13,255,940 Houston Texans
14 Brown, Ronnie $ 12,592,672 Miami Dolphins
15 Bentley, LeCharles $ 12,007,843 Cleveland Browns
16 Kampman, Aaron $ 12,005,720 Green Bay Packers
17 McNair, Steve $ 12,000,330 Baltimore Ravens
18 Harrison, Marvin $ 12,000,000 Indianapolis Colts
19 Johnson, Chad $ 11,750,000 Cincinnati Bengals
20 Williams, Roy (S)$ 11,688,850 Dallas Cowboys
21 Williams, Brian (CB)$ 11,003,960 Jacksonville Jaguars
22 Witherspoon, Will $ 11,003,960 St. Louis Rams
23 Andrews, Shawn $ 10,713,125 Philadelphia Eagles
24 Henderson, John $ 10,595,000 Jacksonville Jaguars
25 Simon, Corey $ 10,592,195 Indianapolis Colts