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Let the overreaction Begin.


koolkatluke

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Remember when the jets couldn't score a td in the preseason and everyone says its just preseason? There isn't some switch you can just turn on. The sky isn't falling by any means but you damn sure better be concerned that our offense hasn't had a td drive thus far.

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No offense but this happens every preseason...and I make the same argument every preseason.

 

It's JUST as annoying when people overreact about the preseason than when people DONT react to the preseason.

 

Anybody who watched the game tonight and mutters to themselves that "it's just preseason" hasn't been watching this team for the last two-three years.  The same problems keep coming up...Not sharp or disciplined.  Cam over throwing receivers and trying to do everything.  Poor adjustments on defense.  Poor redzone and third down efficiency. 

 

Is it the end of the world and is the sky falling?  No.  Does this game make me feel any better about the problems this team continues to have? No.

 

I say let the people overreact and let the people under react.  And let the sane people in the middle worried about the actual problems and be happy about the actual strengths.

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