Let’s get one thing clear up front.
That is the objective truth:
It’s happened before our very eyes.
Bad personnel move by bad personnel move.
Draft bust by draft bust.
They always have been, and nothing has changed.
If anything, this year has brought me the most joy when I’ve been most in need.
And I’m saying it again, after yesterdays' debacle at Buffalo proved they should have.
Once again, the Jets are the emotional rock I cling to as I weather the Patriots storm.
This was going to be one to remember.
The sort of game that would’ve made grown men in worn out, threadbare No.
Instead, the ones who wasted their discretionary income on No.
8 Jets jerseys were treated to this other piece of history.
Which is literally the best you could accomplish on consecutive pitches.
Except Rodgers set the record for back-to-back failures.
But it goes so much further.
Darnold was 11-for-32 for 86 yards, 0 TDs, 4 INTs and 1 sack.
Those are the depths you have to plumb to find a statistical comparison to Aaron Rodgers futility yesterday.
And most put him in the bottom third of the league this year.
As certain aging Patriots fanboys told them when the trade was made.
It would take a heart of stone not to laugh.
You did it again, Jets.
And for that, a grateful Patriots nation thanks you.
