so, your First Ballot, once per generation, handsome QB is better than a Rookie.

WAVE YOUR DICK... then go on report

"The Red Sox are a 90+ win team... mark it down"- Rockstradamus

You really want to get into it, I am not looking for Johnson to improve the running game all that much. I was fine with it last year, and I think it will be slightly better this year but that's all it needs.


Where Johnson comes into pay is catching the ball out of the backfield. Both Ivory and Powell struggled with that and Johnson could excel out of Marty's system.

Chris Johnson is a great PPR sleeper.

Booger again "droppin some o-riginal knowledge dawg..."

NFL over/unders: Will the New York Jets get lucky again this year?


By Neil Greenberg May 22


The New York Jets will face the ninth most difficult schedule this season. Here’s Michael Jones of SBNation’s take:

New York’s opponents combined for a .520 win percentage in 2013. Taking on an AFC West which boasted three playoff teams will prove to be a challenge as the division remains largely intact in terms of key players. With the exception of taking on the Patriots and the Green Bay Packers on the road, the rest of the away schedule looks manageable. Three of their last four games of the season are road matches against the Vikings, Titans and Dolphins.

But before they do, the Jets have a few questions to answer. At the top of the list includes figuring out who will be the starting quarterback (Geno Smith or Michael Vick) and the No. 2 wide receiver, plus how to get more turnovers on defense (Gang Green ranked 31 out of 32 teams last season with just 15 takeaways). Those questions, and more, will have to be resolved if the Jets have any hope of going “over” on the seven wins set by the latest Las Vegas Hilton’s futures odds.

On the surface, the over seems like a no-brainer for a team that went 8-8 during the regular season last year, but a closer look reveals the Jets may have had as many as three “lucky” wins last season — the most in the NFL.

Bill James, the noted baseball analyst, popularized a formula to calculate a team’s “true” winning percentage based on runs scored and allowed: (Runs Scored^2) / [(Runs Scored ^2) + (Runs Allowed^2)]. The thinking was teams that outperformed their “true” record got lucky and would regress the following year. For football, we can use Points Scored and Points Allowed with an exponent of 2.53.

Last season, the Jets scored 290 points and allowed 387, so their “true” winning percentage is (290^2.53)/[(290^2.53)+(387^2.53)] = .325. Multiply that by 16 games and we would expect the 2013 Jets, based on their point differential, to win 5.2 games, or three less than they did. And as you can see below, the Jets did indeed have the worst point differential of any team that went 8-8 last season.

So, you think Johnson is an above average RB, why? Just fucking because? 

You boast relentlessly that you don't watch NFL games that aren't the Eagles... So you weren't watching many Titans games...

Tell me please, if you're not basing your opinion of Johnson off of stats... and you admit you never watch him play.. 


Where the fuck are you getting your opinion from? 

i think at worst he is average. 

and the jets > the titans. 

and wasnt he hurt last season?

wsouldnt a starting qb being out hurt a rb who is the team's only real offensive threat?

We can talk about how without Megatron, Matt Stafford is just Kyle Boller

Stafford is the type of QB that will be in Detroit the next 10 years without winning a playoff game, just because of his video arcade numbers

A 22-9 loss to GB and a 14-13 loss to Minnesota in week 17? Anyone can complete a high percentage of useless dump off passes. And it was 479 yards to be specific. He's fucking awful. Was sacked 10 times in those 2 games too

why?  I can understand watching on thanksgiving......its the only thing on.....but the other 15?

lmao

wouldnt be football season without a Ted siting

Trivia - Who is the lowest rated QB in the AFC East?

Bom Trady?