Jets Defense.

strato · 10-01-2009, 12:24 AM

Originally Posted by lumm0x

Frankly we need to get Reggie the hell off the field on punt returns. He just does not have a returner's instincts until the ball is actually in his hands. He has brutal ball security, cannot seem to feel the pressure of the coverage and does not know when to get the hell out of there. Too many times he comes very close to touching a bouncing ball. He scares me and I cringe everytime they punt to us. Put someone back there who knows how to run forward, when to fair catch, and how to simply put a ball away and not dangle it like he just caught a fish.

Yep they are gonna be after him to...believe me..

saintsrule · 10-01-2009, 03:18 AM

It is because of games like these, that it is good that the Saints defense is better. The Saints offense might not score alot of point, but hopefully the Jets' offense won't either.

FrenzyFan · 10-01-2009, 08:26 AM

Originally Posted by saintsrule

It is because of games like these, that it is good that the Saints defense is better. The Saints offense might not score alot of point, but hopefully the Jets' offense won't either.

QFT

Our defense is the key in this game. There isn't a defense out there that can totally shut our offense down, but there a few that can slow it to "pedestrian". Our defense will be the deciding factor in those games - and this is one of them.

skymike · 10-01-2009, 09:02 AM

Originally Posted by strato

...her name is Bernie Dexter...

Originally Posted by strato

...their defense is scary......Drew will have to get rid of the ball quick....as far as Dirty Sanchez...he didnt impress me as much as everyone is saying....we need to jump on them fast ...Reggie cant fumble on punt returns...we can win this game if we just play smart and use the power run game...The dome also needs to be rockin...
Saints 34
Jets 17...

That has got to be a most excellent analysis, Ray. Against all the talking/typing blowhards who get paid, or are supposed to have some secret special knowledge of sports, from Peter King, to Skip B, to some little dsh-bag on Site-X called something-"Spam," there is no way they could have described this matchup better. I dont even need to watch cable now.

That said, I am pretty nervous for Drew this week. I hope they can find a way to cocoon him in bubble wrap after he releases the ball.

And yes, I will be LOUD in my Terrace seat Sunday.

strato · 10-01-2009, 11:16 AM

Thanks Mike.....sometimes i wonder if they watch the games...lol...i see this as a tough battle..but very winnable....I know Drew is preparing well and if our run game keeps it up.....well we could be 4 and 0...

CTSwampDog · 10-01-2009, 08:27 PM

Originally Posted by strato

I know Drew is preparing well

I think this says it best...and will lead to a good day from Brees and the running game. I couldn't help but notice while watching the MN game that when Romo would come to the sideline after an offensive series, when reviewing the "pics" from that series...he would watch the game and then glance at the "pics"...really not giving his full attention. Now watch Brees after an offensive series, it doesn't matter if they scored a TD or went 3 and out, he intensely reviews the "pics" from the series before and I'm sure he will be studying "miles" of "film" on the jets defense before the game. Preparation and attention to details is the key and IMHO, Brees is one of the best at doing this. Because of his "prep" and attention to detail as well as playing at the dome, I think Brees will have a "good" (not pedestrian) day! Add to this a good running game and a much improved defense... I'm thinking 4 - 0

B_Dub_Saint · 10-01-2009, 11:28 PM

Saints 104
Jets 2

xan · 10-02-2009, 12:00 AM

An effective running game will stop this defense. They're going to put 8 in the box, run blitz and dare the saints to go out on the edge. Play action and traps have hurt this team, as well as big receivers. They play man a lot, which makes quick passes and rub plays important. Bubble screens mean that one effective block and it's a score. Watch for double moves from Henderson and Meachem.

On offense, Sanchez doesn't like pressure up the middle. He gets happy feet, regardless of what the press is saying. Force him to move against his throwing arm, where he makes his best mistakes. Jets think that they can establish the run early to set up his P-A. Not a lot of speed in their receivers that Greer and Porter can't handle 1-1. Play their "brand" of D, which is what the Saints have been doing without much fanfare, and you'll see the same amount of production as previous teams. Knock receivers off their timing early in pattern to make Sanchez work to find option as that's what he's been working on all week.

No turnovers. Only key to the game. Foot on throat early and keep pressing and stretching that defense. Force the Jets wide - E-W early.

arsaint · 10-02-2009, 12:11 AM

Saints 20 Jets 17 (OT)

skymike · 10-02-2009, 06:44 AM

Originally Posted by B_Dub_Saint

Saints 104
Jets 2

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10-01-2009, 12:24 AM	#11
strato Banned Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: "Little Ole Town in Tejas" Posts: 7,586	Re: Jets Defense. Originally Posted by lumm0x Frankly we need to get Reggie the hell off the field on punt returns. He just does not have a returner's instincts until the ball is actually in his hands. He has brutal ball security, cannot seem to feel the pressure of the coverage and does not know when to get the hell out of there. Too many times he comes very close to touching a bouncing ball. He scares me and I cringe everytime they punt to us. Put someone back there who knows how to run forward, when to fair catch, and how to simply put a ball away and not dangle it like he just caught a fish. Yep they are gonna be after him to...believe me..

10-01-2009, 03:18 AM	#12
saintsrule 500th Post Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 657	Re: Jets Defense. It is because of games like these, that it is good that the Saints defense is better. The Saints offense might not score alot of point, but hopefully the Jets' offense won't either.
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10-01-2009, 08:26 AM	#13
FrenzyFan 100th Post Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 406	Re: Jets Defense. Originally Posted by saintsrule It is because of games like these, that it is good that the Saints defense is better. The Saints offense might not score alot of point, but hopefully the Jets' offense won't either. QFT Our defense is the key in this game. There isn't a defense out there that can totally shut our offense down, but there a few that can slow it to "pedestrian". Our defense will be the deciding factor in those games - and this is one of them.
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10-01-2009, 09:02 AM	#14
skymike E. Side Cholo Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: The Barrio, H-town Posts: 6,089	Re: Jets Defense. Originally Posted by strato ...her name is Bernie Dexter... Originally Posted by strato ...their defense is scary......Drew will have to get rid of the ball quick....as far as Dirty Sanchez...he didnt impress me as much as everyone is saying....we need to jump on them fast ...Reggie cant fumble on punt returns...we can win this game if we just play smart and use the power run game...The dome also needs to be rockin... Saints 34 Jets 17... That has got to be a most excellent analysis, Ray. Against all the talking/typing blowhards who get paid, or are supposed to have some secret special knowledge of sports, from Peter King, to Skip B, to some little dsh-bag on Site-X called something-"Spam," there is no way they could have described this matchup better. I dont even need to watch cable now. That said, I am pretty nervous for Drew this week. I hope they can find a way to cocoon him in bubble wrap after he releases the ball. And yes, I will be LOUD in my Terrace seat Sunday.
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10-01-2009, 11:16 AM	#15
strato Banned Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: "Little Ole Town in Tejas" Posts: 7,586	Re: Jets Defense. Thanks Mike.....sometimes i wonder if they watch the games...lol...i see this as a tough battle..but very winnable....I know Drew is preparing well and if our run game keeps it up.....well we could be 4 and 0...

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10-01-2009, 08:27 PM	#16
CTSwampDog Rookie Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 20	Re: Jets Defense. Originally Posted by strato I know Drew is preparing well I think this says it best...and will lead to a good day from Brees and the running game. I couldn't help but notice while watching the MN game that when Romo would come to the sideline after an offensive series, when reviewing the "pics" from that series...he would watch the game and then glance at the "pics"...really not giving his full attention. Now watch Brees after an offensive series, it doesn't matter if they scored a TD or went 3 and out, he intensely reviews the "pics" from the series before and I'm sure he will be studying "miles" of "film" on the jets defense before the game. Preparation and attention to details is the key and IMHO, Brees is one of the best at doing this. Because of his "prep" and attention to detail as well as playing at the dome, I think Brees will have a "good" (not pedestrian) day! Add to this a good running game and a much improved defense... I'm thinking 4 - 0
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10-01-2009, 11:28 PM	#17
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xan Professor Crab and Site Donor 2014 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Princeton Posts: 3,371 Blog Entries: 34	Re: Jets Defense. An effective running game will stop this defense. They're going to put 8 in the box, run blitz and dare the saints to go out on the edge. Play action and traps have hurt this team, as well as big receivers. They play man a lot, which makes quick passes and rub plays important. Bubble screens mean that one effective block and it's a score. Watch for double moves from Henderson and Meachem. On offense, Sanchez doesn't like pressure up the middle. He gets happy feet, regardless of what the press is saying. Force him to move against his throwing arm, where he makes his best mistakes. Jets think that they can establish the run early to set up his P-A. Not a lot of speed in their receivers that Greer and Porter can't handle 1-1. Play their "brand" of D, which is what the Saints have been doing without much fanfare, and you'll see the same amount of production as previous teams. Knock receivers off their timing early in pattern to make Sanchez work to find option as that's what he's been working on all week. No turnovers. Only key to the game. Foot on throat early and keep pressing and stretching that defense. Force the Jets wide - E-W early.
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10-02-2009, 12:11 AM	#19
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10-02-2009, 06:44 AM	#20
skymike E. Side Cholo Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: The Barrio, H-town Posts: 6,089	Re: Jets Defense. Originally Posted by B_Dub_Saint Saints 104 Jets 2 (somebody photoshop me here) Da Saints!