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No Huddle – Jets Still Alive Edition

Found December 10, 2012 on Turn On The Jets: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Rex Ryan,  Shonn Greene,  Bilal Powell,  Mark Sanchez,  Lex Hilliard,  Konrad Reuland,  Mardy Gilyard,  Quinton Coples,  Greg McElroy,  Tim Tebow
TEAMS: New York Jets
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Are the Jets 6-7 and still alive in the AFC Wildcard race? Yes, if you can believe it. Rex Ryan pulled out some late 2009 magic dust and sprinkled it on Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, after yet another must win over the Jags and an exhausting week playing “Who Is My Quarterback?” The fact that this current roster is in the postseason hunt with three games left is a testimony to someone. Or something. We just can’t pinpoint what. Logic has never been a strong suit for this franchise. A Win Is A Win You are what your record says you are. Right? Well the Jets are 6-7. Okay, we know they’ve had a bit of a JV schedule lately. However, you can only play the next team up on the docket. Yesterday’s 17-10 win over a depleted 2-11 Jacksonville club will not be passed around on DVD as a “How To Play Offense” guide for the youth of America. Winning ugly is part of the Ryan philosophy though. 166 yards were gained by Shonn Greene and Bilal Powell, who ran downhill for the entire fourth quarter. Take...
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