The New York Jets' defenders are talking big for their Week 2 matchup against the New England Patriots. Earlier this week, defensive tackle Kris Jenkins called this game the Jets' "Super Bowl" and on Wednesday, free safety Kerry Rhodes said he wanted to "embarrass" the Patriots. The Patriots (1-0) have owned the Jets (1-0) since Bill Belichick became their coach in 2000, going 13-6, including one playoff game, against New York. Tom Brady and Co. have won the past eight games played against the Jets at the Meadowlands. "You go out from the first quarter on, from the first play on, and try to embarrass them," Rhodes said, according to the New York Daily News. "Not just go out there and try to win, try to embarrass them. Try to make them feel bad when they leave here. We don't want to just beat them. We want to send a message to them, 'We're not backing down from you and we expect to win this game, and it's not going to be luck, it's not going to be a mistake.'
Did I miss something here? Hasn't there only been 1 game played this year? So the Jets beat the Texans and all of a sudden people are ready to call them super bowl contenders. Listen, you wanna crown their ass, then crown 'em. You wanna talk about going at Brady's knees then be my guest. I see a pretty little brace on Sanchez's knee too so let the fucking games begin. I'm just waiting for people to smarten the fuck up. Don't you know what happens if you talk shit about Bill's boys? Just asking for cruel and unusual punishment. I don't know. I'm not really feeling this shit today. 5 pages on the sociology of aging will do that to a man. Gerontology for life.
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