nittany ram wrote:

Back in the playoff hunt – kinda, sorta.

So, does Keenum start next week?

Not my QB. LOL

Following the Los Angeles Rams’ embarrassing 28-0 loss to the 49ers in their first game after moving from St. Louis, Mike Greenberg laid out just how bad the team is

I can only think, it is a good thing we didn’t open against a good team. We are the only team SF has beaten.

Find this article at:
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000738097/article/bryce-petty-will-start-at-quarterback-for-jets-vs-rams
Bryce Petty will start at quarterback for Jets vs. Rams

By Conor Orr
Around The NFL Writer
Published: Nov. 13, 2016 at 10:14 a.m.

Bryce Petty will get his first career NFL start at quarterback Sunday for the New York Jets.

On NFL GameDay Morning, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported that that Petty will start — something Jets players believed earlier this week based on how starter Ryan Fitzpatrick looked in practice. Fitzpatrick, who has been nursing a knee injury, could be active Sunday based on how he looks in pregame warmups, Rapoport added.

Petty, a 2015 fourth-round pick, scrambled to keep a roster spot this preseason with the team already planning to keep three other quarterbacks.

Fitzpatrick has been dealing with a knee sprain suffered last week in a loss to the Dolphins. He was listed as questionable on Friday and participated on a limited basis in practice all week.

Bowles said earlier this week that he did not have a quarterback controversy, though Fitzpatrick’s injury could provide him a prime opportunity to see the 25-year-old quarterback in action against a talented Rams defense.

Bowles previously said this season that he would not bench Fitzpatrick before handing the baton to Geno Smith.

With Petty starting, his performance could go a long way toward deciding how the Jets will look at quarterback next season. At the moment, many expect the team to roll with Petty and second-round pick Christian Hackenberg in 2017.

Off the cuff, while looking at the last game, it seemed that the Oline was way to eager to get a block at the second level and left the initial block too early. When they got to the second they looked lost as they tried to find someone to block.
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When I watched Gurley in college, he ran like he just assumed the first guy would not be able to tackle him. He was mostly looking downfield.
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How that works in to what we have now, I am not sure.

I am not going to argue for my belief. I have done that already. I will just say, that if you held a gun to my head, I would not trade up into the top half of the first round for any player. There will be times when I have high draft choices anyway. If not, I will use the pile method and use whatever picks I have to draft players until I find one.

Today we can’t kick FGs. Well they were 55 yards, though.

The Oline got beat.

Another penalty. Can’t we play this game?

probably a bad penalty.

bad penalty on the pass interference, cause it was bad technique. imo

55 yd FG. 4 and 4 – go for it – no good

The percentage play would have been to go for it.