Monday Night Football
Miami at New York Jets
Miami hasn’t one a game yet this season despite having numbers in the top half of the league for total yards, rushing yards, and passing yards per game. Their biggest problem has been getting points on the board despite the yardage that they continue to pick up. Henne has been a bit surprising early in the year, as well as the split carries between Daniel Thomas and Reggie Bush. It is going to take every bit of practice that the Dolphins have had for the past two weeks to really get them by the Jets this week though, especially considering it’s in Jets land. The big threats are going to need to be everything that they are supposed to be in order to stand a chance.
The Jets sit at 2-3 and are looking to rebound off of a three game skid. I think this is the game that Sanchez is going to need to get back on track for the season. He’s let his team slip three weeks in a row, and being a quarterback for the Jets is no easy task; when you lose three in a row their almost looking for a reason to boo you. Performing at home is a big must for Sanchez this week, and I think he’s going to be looking at film of how guys like Brady exploited the Dolphins secondary earlier in the year. If Santonio Holmes and Plaxico Burress can have big games and get behind the corners, Keller can provide the target that he’s supposed to be, and Shonn Greene can step into the shoes he’s been trying to fill this year, I don’t see how the Jets have a problem on Monday Night.
(Sorry to any of my friends that are Patiots fans and reading this)
This is what I expect from the Jets this Monday night. I think Santonio is going to add to his highlight reel and make some nice big catches. It’s going to be too much for Miami to handle, and the Jets are going to enjoy Monday Night Prime Time Television.
Jets win 28-10
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