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Rubber Eva
Current Member
less than 1 month
(at the time of review).
*Videos are now fully DRM-free
*Vidoes can be viewed by freely available open-source media players
*Choice of resolution for videos (1920x1080/1280x720/640x360)
*Updates every 3 days (appears to alternate between pics and vids for each update)
*Galleries available for download as zip files
*Large variety of latex outfits worn
*Site now includes Boy/Girl content
*Large amount of videos and sets to download
*No download limits
*Site design is much improved compared to past
*Videos and galleries are split into multiple parts
*The download pages for the multiple parts of each video or gallery do not feature links to other parts of the scene or gallery
Bottom Line:
It has been a while since I was last a member of this site, but it would appear that this site is much improved compared to what it was like the last time I was there.
First of all, the site has undergone a complete redesign, with all videos and all photos going into their respective sections, without any subsections as there were previously.
The video and set lists are now spread out over multiple pages compared with the single long page that was there the last time.
I do realise that I have given the site a lower score than I did the last time (I feel now that the figure I gave last time was not what was truly deserved). A score of 89 is fair considering that there are perhaps a few small things that could be improved upon that would boost the sites score into the 90s.
I'll state it again now for everyone, all videos on this site are DRM free, yep, no DRM what so ever. The site even recommends users use VLC media player to watch the videos, and I know that VLC cannot handle DRM encoded videos at all.
The site now also features proper Boy/Girl hardcore content in it's sets and videos, something I found odd considering the sister site
The Rubber Clinic
featured Boy/Girl for quite some time.
Now as for things that the site could improve upon:
1) I feel that finding different parts of sets and videos would be easier if the download pages for sets and videos also featured links to other parts (and it doesn't even have to be all parts, maybe just a small text link saying 'Next Part' and another saying 'Previous Part') so as to help the user find what they are looking for without having to search through several pages to find what they are looking for.
2) I would personally quite like to see an upload schedule featured somewhere on the site, it doesn't even have to give a specific date, maybe just have the previous 3 updates and a list of the next 3 updates to come so that we can look forward to what is coming.
In short the site is much improved compared to a year ago, and with a few small tweaks this site could realise it's full potential.
Latex Heaven
Current Member
over 6 months
(at the time of review).
- Large selection of models
- Site is simple and easy to navigate
- Photos appear to be well shot
- Photos come in 3 different sizes - described as Small (800px), Medium (1024px) and Large (2000px)
- One update every 3 days (2 updates per week)
- Members get half price on joining the sister site which deals with videos (
Latex Heaven
- Some models look like they aren't all that into latex.
- No download options for sets
- No videos available, available on a separate sister site (
Latex Heaven
- Lack of variety in outfits shown.
- No model biographies
Bottom Line:
OK, So I've been a member of this site several times for a total of about 8 months now and when I first joined it (after closure of old Latexotica) I was excited at the opening of a site with apparently similar ethos.
The site continues to stick to those ethos however the site is starting to become a bit tired for a couple of reasons.
Over the last few months a sizeable percentage of sets made available were of one particular model who goes by the name Natalia K.
Whilst Natalia is decent enough model, at times it felt like she was the only model working for the site.
Second is the outfits, whilst all the outfits are very nice, for the most part they all come from the same designer and a lot of the outfits they have are identical in design but differently coloured.
It would appear that there is little originality left when it comes to investment in new outfits, choosing not to take a risk on new kinds of outfits.
With regards to outfits, for the most part it's a top, pair of hotpants and a pair of stockings, sometimes with a pair of capri pants and the odd dress making an appearance.
I am also sometimes a bit baffled by the choice of models, Latex looks best on a girl with curves. There are several models on the site who have virtually no curves, with parts of outfits hanging loose and most certainly not giving a second skin effect.
The site does a few good things though, it offers high resolution images, has 2 updates per week and isn't overly expensive
It's also pretty easy to navigate, featuring a model page (so that one may view all of a certain girls sets) as well as the normal update page. The standard update pages feature 6 updates per page and a bit at the bottom where you can go to the previous/next page.
I originally intended to give this site an 80, but after careful consideration I have instead awarded it a 70.
I am a fan of this site, but if I'm honest, I would only recommend this site to someone who liked latex along with a number of other things.
I would not recommend this site to someone who has a serious latex fetish, as this site does not cater to those who are serious about latex.
Saffron Taylor
Was a member approx.
3 months
prior to this review.
HD Videos in a variety of settings.
Good resolution images, crisp with no blurring, good lighting, looks professionally shot
Variety of latex outfits worn, in different colours
Site is not too difficult to navigate, when you click on a set/vide part you are directed to a page dedicated to that set/video where it is possible to download each individual part and read a small description about each set/video
All updates are segmented and are often released over the course of several months.
Model is often static or moves very little for extended periods in the videos.
Videos feature no sound, just a music track over the top (so we don't hear the creaking of the latex)
Videos are downloaded in zip files, leading to slight compression within the video
Each video part is barely longer than 5 minutes
Not a very big site in terms of updates compared to some others that have been around similar lengths of time
Bottom Line:
Ok then so here is the bottom line
All updates are segmented, both videos and sets, split into 3 parts. Completion of a set or video series can sometimes take a couple of months.
The videos promise a lot but I feel that they fail to deliver as the model does not move very much within the videos, with several minutes often being spent looking at the model from several different angles with nothing really happening.
The videos also do not feature sound from the shoot itself instead a music track is played on top.
People joining this site and hoping for nudity are going to be disappointed, as the model only exposes her breasts.
At some angles and in certain lighting conditions the models face can look angular and a bit plastic.
The pictures are decent sized and are well shot but show limited creativity, featuring standard modelling poses and a variety of simple (although sometimes colourful) latex outfits.
Saffron Taylor
has a large collection of latex outfits, however she does not mix and match different items to create new outfits.
I've given this site a 78 as I feel that at first glance as a non-member the site looks as if it could be a very good site.
As a member though, it's a bit different, as mentioned earlier videos have only a music track, and sometimes feature little movement from the model. The videos are the main draw for the site with sets being a lesser draw.
Avoid spreading updates over the course of a couple months.
No music in videos, use sound from shoot instead, also in videos get more movement from the model instead of having her stand still sometimes and move the camera around.
Start mixing and matching on outfits, be a bit more creative.
Bianca's Latex Lair
Current Member
over 3 months
(at the time of review).
Plenty of content to choose from (395 sets available in various categories)
Pics are very good quality and very well shot. Latest sets all feature High Resolution images.
Decent selection of videos.
Sets always show a great deal of creativity.
Frequent updates (3 new set/month, split to 4/5 parts)
Visible update schedule
Good mix of heavy and glamour-type latex shoots
Relatively easy and straightforward to navigate
Only 74 video clips (small when compared to number of sets available)
Videos generally quite short.
No download options for sets
Bottom Line:
First off I'd like to say that site is a bit over priced normally, however from time to time there are periods when initial membership fee is lower.
Every time I have joined I have been sure to join during one of these periods. The current period has been ongoing since January at least (last time I signed up, prior to this time).
So when considering singing up for this site, do not be immediately put off by the information provided with regards to the first charge, check the join page and see if there is a reduction in price.
Now as for the actual bottom line, I'll say this, this site is very good, especially when you get cut-price membership, the sets are incredible and often very sexy, very creative and each has a story behind it.
Sets have on average 100 pics, some sets might have more, others less but you will get at least 80 pics with each set.
There are unfortunately no download options for the sets so you are probably going to have to go through each set downloading each pic individually.
There are videos, more than 70 of them, however they are mostly just clips and aren't particularly long. Most of the videos available are about 640x480 in terms of resolution with a small number being bigger or smaller overall resolution. Videos can vary in terms of length with most recent videos rarely being longer than 5 minutes.
With regards to videos there is no apparent standard, and only one file type on offer for each one, with MPG, AVI, WMV and MP4 all making appearances.
Bianca's Latex Lair
gets a respectable 85.
This is a good site that could be improved upon by reducing the price of membership as it is currently too high for most to consider.
Improvement could also be had with regards to videos, featuring videos more often (every couple of months would be perfect), making those videos at least 5 minutes long and standardising the video format and upgrading them to at least 720p HDV.
I'd also like to see a zip download option for each set as that would mean that users don't have to spend a large amount of time downloading each pic individually or have to rely on programs such as Bulk Image Downloader to do all the leg work instead.
Rubber Eva
Current Member
over 2 months
(at the time of review).
No more DRM-ed videos! The site formerly used DRM on all it's videos however they now appear to be free of DRM.
HD Videos
Lots of hot models (some well known) and Eva
Regular updates
HQ Galleries in Zip format
Scenes show some fantastic creativity
Long scenes
Lots of content
No download limits
Uncommon flash video format (f4v) that is not easily converted to more common video formats (.wmv, .avi, etc.)
Segmented scenes and galleries are spread out over one long page.
Heavy Rubber
element may not be to most peoples liking.
Navigation can be tricky on some pages due to number of items available for download.
Bottom Line:
The bottom line with
.com is that this site has improved a lot from what it used to be.
I have been a member of the site several times, and in the past I have found myself being disappointed
by the site due to the use of DRM in videos.
The videos now no longer feature DRM but are still in the uncommon format .f4v which is not easily converted to more common formats for easier viewing which is a slight negative.
This site is similar to
Rubber Eva
's other site
The Rubber Clinic
in that all scenes and galleries are segmented and split into multiple parts.
However unlike the aforementioned other site, the sets and scenes share a common title only distinguishable by the fact that it features a suffix which displays the part of the series within. The sets and scenes also feature a date of publishing to further aid identification.
The sets and scenes often show a great degree of creativity in a variety of settings, from outdoors to the clean white tiles of a clinic with many different kinds of latex outfits in a variety of colours.
Although the scenes are segmented once an entire set has been released then the sets can last up to an hour sometimes longer than that.
Overall this site is very good, and maybe a little bit on the expensive side at nearly 30 per month but now that the DRM-ed videos of old are gone the value for money has gone up in my eyes.
Things that this site could improve on are:
1) Changing videos to a more common video format
2) Releasing parts of videos and scenes one after the other instead of being released over course of several months.
3) Improving navigation by making several pages of content split by year/month rather than one long page or by
If all of these improvements I have suggested were implemented then in my opinion this would probably be the perfect site. It's a damn good site as it is but a few improvements would be gladly welcomed.
66 Latex
Was a member approx.
2 months
prior to this review.
-High resolution images
-Regular Updates
-Good looking European models
-Zip download of galleries
-Multiple resolution choices
-No videos
-Photoshoot backgrounds are rather simple
Bottom Line:
This site sets out to give us young, sexy models, wearing a variety of latex outfits, and it delivers and does so well.
The site updates regularly, but I have noticed that the site may not update with new sets for more than 4 days at some point, but this is made up for by having a number of sets posted on consecutive days.
The sets are offered in a couple different resolutions, the highest being 2000x3000, the photos are always crystal clear and are of a very high standard of quality.
The back catalogue isn't the biggest but there are still plenty of updates to be had.
Some sets give a more pornographic edge than others, but for the most part the outfits the models wear are transparent to an extent and when they're not the outfits often barely conceal that most precious of parts.
The sets that are pornographic range from simple pussy showing to playing with toys, with one model, Katja, having a fondness for anal play with said toys.
Things that let this site down are the fact that there are no videos, if they had videos that were even just behind the scenes type shoots, then I'd be pleased.
The backgrounds for photoshoots are often fairly simplistic, a simple monochrome background. I suspect that for most though, that is a minor concern, as the models are what this site is all about.
In short, if you like young, innocent looking girls wearing latex and getting naughty in said latex, then I advise you join this site.
I give this site a solid 80, the site sticks to an idea, runs with it and does it well, it may not have the fanciest settings, but in most cases it is secondary to what the model is doing.
If they offered videos this site would be a good 85, simple but solid.
Rubber Models
Was a member approx.
2 months
prior to this review.
Good looking models
Large galleries
Good quality videos
Hi Res photos
Promises 720p videos - but fails to deliver, explained in bottom line
No zip sets
Appears to recycle content
Limited back catalogue
Advertises sets/videos that aren't available
Bottom Line:
I was a member of this site for 2 months, about 4 months apart, the last time being over Xmas/New Year.
I am disappointed in this site, it promised a lot but often failed to deliver for me.
The site offers galleries with large numbers of photos, but does not give the user the option of zip download, and Bulk Image Downloader is incapable of downloading full sets.
As a consequence, I often had to download more than 200 photos, individually, photo by photo. Whilst doing so I often found numerous photos were broken or only displayed partially.
The site promised HDV (720p) videos, and to an extent it keeps true to that, the videos are 1280x720 in resolution, but are not HD quality and are most likely up-scaled from a smaller size.
The site appears to have a very limited back catalogue only going back at most 18 months, it also appears to recycle sets which are no longer accessible to users, this to me suggests that the site is no longer shooting models.
This site does provide some very good quality content, some with a slight pornographic edge, but for the most part, it's non-nude.
Bottom line is - it appears to offer a lot of quality content given the previews, but often fails to deliver on it's promises.
The Rubber Clinic
Current Member
over 2 months
(at the time of review).
HD Quality Content
Lots of Galleries
Large selection of Models, who all seem to enjoy latex.
Several Updates per Week
Lots of Videos
DRM encoded videos
Videos done in multiple parts
Galleries done in multiple parts
Videos/Galleries not dated
Browsing can be confusing at times
Uncommon video formats
Bottom Line:
I have been a member of
The Rubber Clinic
for at least 3 months on and off and as such feel that I can deliver a fair review.
If you enjoy latex, enjoy the medical theme and don't mind a healthy dose of pissing then you will really enjoy this site.
The galleries and videos are all shot to a high standard and are high quality, with videos coming in HD. Pics are a little on the small side though.
Although the videos are great they are DRM encoded in the very uncommon flash .f4v format, it would be far easier to watch videos if they were in a more common .wmv format.
The DRM can be VERY restrictive, the site claims licenses last for 5 years, and I have read from some people that they do indeed last for that length of time, but I have struggled to watch videos in the past after having left the site.
I have been told that this is due to a problem with Adobe Media Player which was used before to watch the videos and due to the fact that I moved them, so don't move the videos from their original save location or you won't have access unless you rejoin the site.
The site now uses EZDRM AIR Player which is a far better and far simpler player compared to AMP as was used previously.
The videos are split into multiple parts of between 4 and 8 minutes each, these parts are not uploaded together at the same time, instead being uploaded over a period of time, so if you join for a month, you will only have a few parts of newer videos.
Once all parts have been downloaded though, the series can last the best part of an hour, and sometimes more.
The videos are also not dated and do not have visible titles until downloaded (in which case it will be downloaded in the form: Series_Name_Part_X) so finding earlier parts of videos can often be a confusing and time consuming process.
The same applies to the galleries. An entire gallery will have more often than not more than 100 pics, split into parts of between 30-60 pics in each part.
Unlike videos, galleries all have their own names, so always try to download all parts of a gallery available into a folder before extracting the files. Again it can be a long, laborious and confusing process to get all the parts of a gallery.
Despite all the negatives I have outlined here, someone who is patient and who enjoys this type of Porn will like this site. As far as I am aware this site is unique in terms of the content it offers - A mix of Hardcore Porn, Pissing, Latex and Medical Play.
If the site did away with DRM encoded videos, went to a more common format and grouped videos and galleries together as part of a series rather than spread out across several pages along with other series, this site would be damn near perfect.
Rubber Passion
Current Member
over 2 months
(at the time of review).
-HD Videos
-Boy/Girl Hardcore Scenes
-Girl/Girl Scenes
-Fantastically beautiful and sexy star in Lucy
-Lots of Latex
-Some light bondage, which works well with the latex theme
-Hi Res Pics
-Generally at least 2 updates per week
-Personal Blog from Model
-Interaction with Lucy via email, always open to suggestions for ideas for updates.
-DRM Protection (videos only viewable with current subscription)
-Not suitable for Mac users
-No zip downloads for sets
-Site design isn't fantastic, can sometimes be difficult to navigate
-Full head to toe latex can be turn off to those who are not big fans of rubber.
Bottom Line:
The bottom line is that this is a fantastic site for any serious latex lover.
There is much that this site has to offer, including some very good HD videos, older videos are often smaller, but still watchable and of a decent standard.
This site is of a surprisingly rare breed within the Latex/Fetish Genre in that it includes full hardcore Boy/Girl scenes.
However there are a number of problems which this site has, which I feel are fairly major.
The first is the DRM protected videos, this is a nightmare for any porn fan, you download the video so that once you are no longer a member you can still enjoy the quality content.
Sadly that is not the case, these videos are DRM protected and the videos can only be viewed with a current subscription to the site, so if you were hoping to have some good videos to enjoy once you left the site, you're gonna have to think again.
Unfortunately the site design isn't overly great either, each page of the members area has links to all sorts of pages, including one dedicated to Lucy's (extensive) wardrobe of latex and another to take you to the first members area page, at the top of each page.
Sadly there is no next page/previous page button at the foot of the page, which would come in handy and would save users having to change the page number manually through the URL or by going back to the front members page.
On said front members page there are links to each of the 15 other pages of content on the site. However they go from page 1 to 15 with page one being the earliest content, so it can be a little confusing.
The galleries are pretty good but sadly there are no zip sets, so you're going to have to save each pic one at a time or get a program like Bulk Image Downloader to do all the legwork instead. The galleries have at least 30 pics but never more than 100 pics.
In my opinion it's a good site, but it sadly has a number of drawbacks, which will put off some, but others won't be.
A solid 85, with some work this site could well be a 90 IMO.
UPDATE: Having been a member for several months now, I've decided to give the site a better score as the updates have been getting better and better with each successive one that passes. The extra 5 is also because Lucy is no actress, she is going at it for real because she enjoys what she does.
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This analysis is based on watching and re-watching TV footage. As such, it is not always possible to accurately determine everything that was going on. However, every effort has been made to ensure that the information below is as complete and correct as possible.
Coming up after the jump, an analysis of yesterday's season-ending loss to the Dolphins, including details of Santonio Holmes' disappointing display within a disappointing display, Kyle Wilson's rough afternoon and my thoughts on the Bart Scott rumors. Remember, if you want me to look into anything in particular or go into more detail, leave a comment and I'll include it in BGA Extra, which will follow in a few days.
So, as we expected, the season is over. The Jets probably weren't going to make the playoffs even if they won, which they should have, but didn't anyway. The Jets ended the season the way they played throughout – by looking good in spurts, but undoing all that good work with costly individual errors.
The nature of the way the season ended, though, is extremely concerning. We've seen the Jets play well in the first half but not quite convert it into a big enough lead to carry their flat second half performance before several times (Oakland, Denver, Giants), but the extent to which everything unravelled at the end of yesterday's game was jarring. I did not like what I saw at the end there. I said two weeks ago that this team was broken – what we saw yesterday looks dangerously close to irreparable.
We'll have all offseason to dwell on that – there was a game yesterday, so let's recap where it was lost.
As I said last week, I was half-hoping they'd reveal that Sanchez played through some injury that caused some of his issues over the course of this season. Over the last few weeks I feel like I've soured on him, but if there's a reason why he ended the season in such uninspiring fashion, I'm all ears. Injuries, receivers not trying, a disconnect between his skillset and the gameplan? Whatever the reason, Sanchez seemed to be trending in the right direction a month or so ago, then ended the season with three bad performances in a row.
He did lead one good drive in the first half (and another against a prevent defense late in the game) and he even had a QB rating of over 100 when blitzed, but it was his interceptions that proved most costly. One saw him try to flip the ball over the top of Randy Starks to LaDainian Tomlinson just before half time. Even though it was an athletic play by Starks, that was an awful throw with no chance of getting over him. The second one was a bit of a freak play, as he lofted the ball to apparent safety and it landed on Nick Mangold's back enabling Starks to grab it easily. However, the announcers suggested he should have just took the sack there and were probably right. Finally, it was inaccuracy that led to his red zone pass late in the game being not just intercepted, but also returned into range for the game-clinching field goal. He might also have been better served waiting a split second longer to allow his man to get more separation so he could lead him with the pass.
Had he only made two of these three mistakes, then the Jets probably would have won the game, but Sanchez has been making one too many mistakes all season long and that's why, this year, he'll get a longer period of time to rest whatever physical damage was inflicted on him over the course of the season.
Sanchez was much better in the red zone this year and much better throwing short passes. This season, I'd like to see him work at improving everything else. However, he needs to reinforce the short passing and red zone work, because those things he seemed to have overcome in the past – like protecting the ball, staring down his first read and reluctance to throw downfield – seem to have suffered a relapse.
That's where I think the lockout hurt Sanchez. He needed a lot of work and fine-tuning and this offseason just wasn't long enough to achieve that. The coaching staff should have realized this, tempered their expectations and planned accordingly.
Offensive Line
You almost didn't need to watch this game to know how the offensive line performed, because for each of them this game was a microcosm for the season as a whole:
Nick Mangold – Dominant in the running game, albeit not as dominant as he has been in the past. Almost perfect in pass protection, with his one pressure surrendered coming on a screen pass where his assignment was to let his man go and get out in front of the receiver, but the pressure came because Tomlinson was held up in the backfield.
Matt Slauson – Inconsistent, as ever. Very good in pass protection, where he did not surrender a single pressure following last week's struggles, but disappointing as a run blocker. It was a career-day for him as a receiver, though!
Brandon Moore – Solid, but unremarkable, giving up just one pressure and not having much impact in the running game.
D'Brickashaw Ferguson – Hugely disappointing, getting beaten three times in pass protection, including one that saw Jason Taylor of all people beat him to force an interception, no real impact in the running game and a couple of penalties.
Wayne Hunter – Initially held up pretty well in pass protection but was ultimately credited with four pressures allowed, albeit no hits/sacks. Was pressure free until the penultimate play of the first half, but got beaten outside a couple of times in the second half, although Sanchez was able to get the throw off each time. Was also poor in the running game, just not sustaining his blocks long enough and had one false start in an all-round rough performance to round out his rough year.
Even Vladimir Ducasse and Caleb Schlauderaff's performances were symptomatic of their season as a whole. They were in for five snaps combined and a non-factor.
Much has been made of the offensive line performance this year, but they do rank in the top half on both FO and PFF for pass protection, so they aren't THAT bad. However, it's a huge drop-off from best in the league to barely above average and that's a drop-off which cannot be solely explained by the drop-off from Damien Woody to Wayne Hunter. Hopefully this was just a down year for Ferguson in particular, because the Jets didn't make him one of the highest paid tackles in the NFL to play like an average one. Next year, the Jets desperately need an average tackle, to play on the right side…but they need Ferguson to not be average. He has to be better than that.
The penalties were killer, including four on one drive in the second quarter (all false starts). The Jets started with the ball on the 18 and drove 88 yards. That should translate to a touchdown, but the 20 penalty yards meant that they only got as close as the 14 and had to settle for a field goal. Later on, Mulligan's 15-yard penalty was the difference between field goal range and a punt. Remember, they did only lose by two.
Running Backs
The Jets actually ran for 129 yards this week, with Shonn Greene going over 1,000 on the season and Tomlinson going into fifth place all-time.
It was a nice performance by Tomlinson, with 79 yards on 15 touches. They did a good job of keeping him fresh this year, but unfortunately, they won't be in the postseason to reap the benefits. Although he did well with the ball in his hands, I did count three occasions where he could have done a better job in pass protection, although he was not credited with a pressure surrendered. I think he has at least another year left in the tank, but I don't expect him to return. We'll see.
Greene – who again had less playing time than Tomlinson – finished up the year with 1,054 yards at 4.2 yards per carry, which isn't bad given his slow start (3.1 ypc over the first four games, 4.5 ypc thereafter). He also added over 200 receiving yards on 30 catches, much better than in his first two years – although he did drop a pass for the third week in a row after only having two in the first 13 games.
John Conner really made strides towards the end of the year and I'd have to say that this was one of his better games of the year, although admittedly most of his best blocks came in the early stages.
Joe McKnight was a non-factor on offense again, although he did nearly break a kickoff return. His impact since the Denver game: 22 yards rushing on eight carries, five catches for 48 yards and 12 kickoff returns with only one longer than 30 yards and a 23.2 yard average.
Josh Baker was in on three plays with no real impact.
Before we get to Santonio Holmes, let's address all the other receivers. We must at least give Dustin Keller some credit. Last week he had eight catches for 77 yards, but on 16 targets. This week, he only had seven catches for 45 yards, but considering he was only thrown to seven times, that's pretty good. He also showed some good moves after the catch and got in the end zone. His blocking still leaves a lot to be desired though.
Also getting in the end zone was Patrick Turner. He was only in for 13 snaps, but that was another sign that he may be someone that they look to hang onto next year as a low cost 4th or 5th option.
On the face of it, Plaxico Burress didn't have a bad afternoon by his standards, catching four of five passes thrown his way, for three first downs. However two of those came against the prevent defense on the last drive. Although he was great for the red zone offense this year, Burress actually had just one touchdown in the last five weeks. He only had four drops all season though and his catch rate of 50% is actually better than his career mark.
Jeremy Kerley was a revelation, catching four passes for 71 yards, running for 16 yards on an end-around, throwing for 41 yards on a Seminole play and breaking tackles on each of his punt returns to pick up 26 more yards. In total, Kerley contributed 154 yards on eight touches and provided an offense devoid of any athletic spark with a dynamic edge. Kerley definitely looks like a keeper and one of the few bright spots on the offensive side of the ball this year.
Matthew Mulligan was the recipient of Kerley's 41-yard pass, the longest of his career and tied for the second longest by a Jet this year (Keller had a 41-yarder a few weeks ago and Tomlinson had a 74-yarder in Oakland). Other than that, he set the edge well once, but otherwise had a miserable afternoon with three penalties – one on a facemask as he was beaten to the inside – and a couple of pressures given up in pass protection. He actually graded out positively as a run blocker, although he has fallen off from where he was the 2nd-rated run blocking TE in the NFL on PFF a few weeks ago. He is now 8th after three poor performances in a row entering this week. More importantly, he's 10th worst overall, 5th worst for pass blocking and has the 3rd most penalties. He even blew a block on special teams and probably got away with a hold. Here's someone where any positives he brings to the table are wiped out three-fold by his mistakes. The Jets must upgrade here.
Which brings us to Santonio Holmes. I don't want to pass judgment on his actions, nor do I wish to defend him. There will be plenty of time for that as the facts emerge. Statistically, this has been a terrible year for him, especially considering his salary. There is plenty of truth to the comments over the course of the season that Holmes is double-covered a lot and as a result the Jets don't look for him as often as they do certain other players. However, Holmes talked about wanting to make the Hall of Fame when he signed here and you don't get enshrined into Canton for being a decoy. Would more weapons mean he was open more, or would that just mean he saw even less of the ball? After all they did target him six or more times in nine of the 16 games, but he only caught five or more passes twice. All of these questions will have to be considered by the Jets going forward.
While watching the game, I noticed a couple of lazy blocks by Holmes, who didn't finish the block and keep going until the whistle. I wondered if this was a sign of frustration at the time and when he lost his, uh, cool, I figured I'd go back and see whether he was lazily jogging through routes, routinely whiffing on blocks and not looking back for the ball. I expected to see signs that the meltdown was coming.
Surprisingly, however, this was not the case. From what I could see he was fully engaged early on, celebrated (albeit mooted) with Sanchez after the first score and did seem to be sprinting off the line. What's more interesting is that although I noted a couple of missed blocks in real time, instead of – as I suspected – finding more when I went to the tape, I actually found that he was working hard as a blocker and made two of the better blocks I've seen from him all season. One was a reach block as even though he started off being played to the inside, he got across and managed to get a kickout block on his man. The other saw him come from wide to block down on a defensive end and set the edge well.
In terms of blocking, he is actually dead last in the NFL for blocking by wide receivers. You may recall Braylon Edwards was near the bottom last year and that was at least partially attributable to the fact they often tried to get him to make a key block in the slot with a higher-than-usual degree of difficulty (or even motioning onto the edge of the line) and he blew a high proportion of those. They do sometimes do these things with Holmes too, but I can certainly recall him blowing some blocks on the outside and downfield that must have contributed to his grade.
As the game progressed, I expected to see Holmes' shoulders slouching as he ran route after route without getting the ball. However, this was not noticeably the case. I don't think it's accurate to say they didn't call any plays for him – there were at least two where Sanchez was looking his way but then pressure was upon him and he couldn't get the throw off and at least another two or three where Sanchez looked for him initially and then checked down rather than (presumably) throwing into double coverage. They did throw to him once, but Holmes slipped and appealed for a pass interference flag to no avail. Having said that, a very high percentage of the passes were of the short, immediate variety, so the ball was thrown without even a glance in Holmes' direction and before Holmes had even looked back for the ball.
Earlier in the year (I wish I could find it), I suggest that a good blueprint to beat the Jets would be to continue to double cover Holmes with the hope that eventually he would complain he isn't getting the ball enough and then Sanchez would be compelled to throw a high-risk pass. So, I guess this is all my fault. Oops.
I feel like repeating – I am no body language expert and have no idea what was being said in the huddle or who was freezing out whom and so on. These are merely my observations from the game film – do with them what you will. I will say that I didn't like what I saw and expected to find evidence of the rumors he had "quit on the team" or whatever. The fact I didn't does not mean I am defending his actions.
Defensive Line
In yet another article to file under "We've heard that before this year", the Jets defense performed well most of the day, apart from one major breakdown. This was the 21-play, 95 yard drive on which Miami took the lead in the fourth quarter. On that drive, they had multiple opportunities to shut the door and it just never happened. Brandon Marshall converted a third down with a blatant push-off on Darrelle Revis, then David Harris got hurt, then there were a couple more third down conversions before the Dolphins finally got into the end zone on a third down play that the Jets should have stopped. This means that, despite the loss, there were several players that actually played well. However, there is plenty of blame to go around for some of the breakdowns.
Despite that, not much of the blame can be levied at the defensive line, who closed out a fine season with another leading-from-the-front performance. Sione Pouha, who was a major snub in terms of who the media decided was a Pro Bowl snub, led the line as usual. Pouha didn't generate any pressure this week, but stuffed four runs and was only moved off his spot once. The Jets MUST re-sign him in my opinion.
If they don't re-sign him, it will be because they think Kenrick Ellis is the heir apparent at nose tackle. However, at the moment he spends more time at defensive end (often with Mike DeVito at nose) because his speed is more of a weapon than his strength at this stage of his career. Ellis was owned a couple of times early on, but bounced back well to stuff a couple of runs and ended up with a positive grade in 17 snaps. He has a long way to go to reach Pouha's level though, so hopefully (if Ellis doesn't get deported), Sione will be around to mentor him for the next few years.
His fellow rookie Muhammed Wilkerson finished off a very solid second half of the year with a strong display, stuffing two runs, including one at the goal line, blowing up one other run and getting one pressure. On the opposite side from him, DeVito stuffed three runs and had a couple of pressures, although he was beaten at the point of attack a couple of times too.
Off the bench, Marcus Dixon and Ropati Pitoitua combined for four pressures and a hit in 37 snaps, but didn't do much against the run. Overall, all six players had a positive grade and they combined for eight of the 14 pressures generated by the Jets in a disappointing pass-rushing display against a weak line.
In what, if the rumors are true, may prove to be his last game as a Jet, Bart Scott turned in one of his better performances of the year. He was in on several run stops and made some good plays in coverage. As I've been noting all season, they simply haven't had him attacking the line of scrimmage as he has in year's past and if they're planning to get rid of him, this suggests they don't believe he is physically up to that any more. (For what it's worth, he did attack a lead blocker once right near the end on Sunday, lit him up and redirected the runner who was stuffed for a short gain, so he is still capable).
His role this year has instead involved a lot of disciplined gap-control stuff. To his credit, he's played it perfectly and there isn't anyone on the team who carries out his assignment to the letter as consistently as Scott, which is why he still grades out well on the year (10th overall ILB and 6th against the run per PFF). However, there's no denying it means he has less of a direct impact on the game, especially now he's being taken out of the game in coverage situations (which, in itself, is curious given that this used to be one of his biggest strengths and that he does have a positive grade in coverage for the year).
Considering his lower snap count (from 84% to 64%) the drop in his tackle numbers from 70 to 58 doesn't seem that bad and he's actually had 4.5 sacks this year, after only having one last year. However, the Jets seem ready to move on from him and apparently won't be on the hook for his whole 2012 salary as previously thought, so perhaps they can afford to do it. I can't say I like the move though.
I don't know what Bart's attitude behind the scenes has been like this year, but I always got the impression he was a good mentor, so I am surprised that they wouldn't want to keep him on the roster, especially if they're likely to end up paying him anyway.
Alongside Scott, David Harris turned in a performance befitting of someone that deserves a Pro Bowl position after all. If only he'd played like that all season. Harris did have a good season, but I agreed with the voters that kept him off the Pro Bowl roster, despite his slew of impact plays. On Sunday, he actually didn't have much impact at all against the run, but did have a great pass breakup and did a good job of limiting some receptions to short gains, including one on a third down to make an impact in the passing game.
Calvin Pace also had a quite day, although he did generate a couple of pressures and had two stops. Jamaal Westerman also had a quiet day, with one pressure and one stop. Aaron Maybin added one pressure, as the Jets pass rush was disappointingly quiet all day. They actually blitzed 15 times and Matt Moore completed ten passes for 77 yards and a score.
Josh Mauga was actually in for 30 snaps as Harris missed 23. He gave up just four yards on three targets in the passing game, but this actually included a first down and a touchdown. Had he not gambled and dived, anticipating a quick pass, he should have been able to stay with Charles Clay pretty easily with Moore running out of room, so that was a very costly error. Mauga did actually lead the team in tackles and had three stops so he did redeem himself somewhat.
Nick Bellore was in for one snap. He ends up fourth in the NFL in terms of special teams tackles. Could he, Mauga or even Mathias Berning be the next Bart Scott? I'm not going to hold my breath.
Defensive Backs
In the secondary, the cornerbacks did a decent job with Revis giving up two first downs (one on the afore-mentioned push-off), but breaking up two passes as well and Cromartie giving up two, but also breaking up one and intercepting another. He was also beaten deep on another pass that was dropped, but this was also a push-off and he looked to be in pretty decent coverage until then. Note: If Jerome Boger and his crew had decided to officiate the Oakland game earlier in the year like this one, the Jets would probably have won their ninth game four weeks ago instead of never.
At safety, Brodney Pool had two awful missed tackles early on, but bounced back with an interception and made a play against the run. Alongside him, Eric Smith only gave up one first down catch but did miss two tackles. He did make a good tackle on third down to force a punt. It's interesting to hear that Smith played hurt all year. There's no doubt that affected his performance, but it doesn't really do much to convince me they shouldn't look to upgrade that position with almost as much urgency as the right tackle position.
Kyle Wilson had a day to forget, giving up four catches for 38 yards. All four came on the 95-yard drive and three went for first downs, as he seemed to be playing too far off his man. I don't know if it's a good or a bad thing that all of those plays happened on the one drive. I guess it's positive that he posted a shutout the rest of the way and he did get two pressures, but overall his season did go downhill after a promising start.
Donald Strickland was the only Jet with a sack, which is a bit depressing. He only played for 22 snaps and Isaiah Trufant and Marquice Cole played one and six respectively.
Special Teams
TJ Conley had another solid day where he downed a few punts inside the ten, but then had one really short one that only went about 20 yards, so I continue to be underwhelmed by him. Nick Folk made his last field goal of the year, but will it be his last as a Jet? Folk was 9-for-9 before the bye and 10-for-16 after the bye. I wouldn't mind, but other than Sebastian Janikowski's 56-yarder in week three, EVERY FIELD GOAL by a Jets' opponent this year was good, including several team records and career/season bests. I'll remind you again, they lost by two on Sunday.
Another year ends in disappointment, as they all do, but we'll keep blindingly clinging to the hope that one day there will be a year that won't end that way.
We have all off-season to reflect on how the Jets ended up being an 8-8 team and what they're going to do going forward, but I'd like to end this last BGA of the season by thanking you for your comments and feedback. I always learn more from researching your BGA Extra questions and comments than I do from the film study itself, so thanks for helping to make this column what it is today – a colossal waste of time!
I can't believe I made it through the whole season without anyone saying "tl;dr"!
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CANTON Canton accountant Brian W. Staples is buying the former home of the St. Vincent de Paul Societys thrift store for a consolidation of his office and home.
Its a change-of-life acquisition, Mr. Staples said.
The sale of 39 Court St. by St. Marys Catholic Church has not gone through yet.
I have an accepted offer. It is my intent to buy it. I expect it will go through, Mr. Staples said. It came up and it offered the opportunity for an apartment upstairs and my office downstairs. My plan isnt fully formulated yet.
The house was listed at $100,000, but Mr. Staples would not reveal the sale price.
The two-story house once was a rectory and convent. It most recently housed the thrift store, which moved from Powers Street to Court Street after St. Marys sold the Powers Street home.
The thrift store is moving to 7-9 Main St., along with the Church & Community Program, which also operates a thrift shop and a food pantry. The organizations will both be on the first floor, have separate entrances and be divided by a wall.
The house at 39 Court St. appeals to Mr. Staples even if his plans change because it has parking and could be a professional office on a main street close to the St. Lawrence County Courthouse. He operates out of a business complex at 30 Court St. that he owns with Ted L. Lawrence.
Mr. Lawrence and his wife, Phyllis T., are moving into retirement, having sold McCarthys Restaurant, their longtime business, in 2011. Mr. Staples said he also has reduced the volume of work his certified public accounting agency handles so a smaller office for his operations would be adequate.
The 30 Court St. building is not formally on the market but could be sold, Mr. Staples said.
The St. Thomas More Newman Center, 33 Court St., also owned by the parish, remains for sale.
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Hello, I have been lurking on these boards for quite some time now and believe it is time to serve again. I am a 6 year veteran of the Pa air national guard. I did my initial 6 years and then decided to not re enlist due to moving to the Washington dc area and my unit was back in Pittsburgh and the drive was to long after a week of work. I was in the process of joining the MD guard last year under the OCS enlistment option but my wife informed me that she was pregnant with our first child and decided it was not the right time to re enlist. Now that the baby is here and life is getting back to normal I believe it is as best time as any to re join. A little information about me. I am a college graduate with a 4 year degree in IT, have multiple Cisco networking certs to include a CCNA, CCNA security, and CCNA voice, as well as seven years as a IT government contractor. I currently hold a TS/SCI CI polygraph security clearance as well. After doing some research I found the MOS 250N, which is a warrant officer MOS, that seems very appealing to me. I am open to units in the Md, Va, or DC area. I am looking to get back in and serve again more than anything and I joined the Pa Air guard for the wrong reasons and found out that the AF was not the branch of service for me. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much everyone in advance.
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I'm in the Virginia Army National Guard. If you're interested in re-enlisting I may be able to point you in the right direction and a decent recruiter.
Your RE (re-entry) code is important in getting you back in. If it was just a matter of you got out b/c the end of your enlistment, then it should be too easy.
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Can anyone tell me when the National Guard will take RE-4's from other branches again? I know we have seen posts on this especially from chaplain4me. But, I have heard that the new fiscl year, the Guard normally changes stuff etc....I know they are still over-manned etc,...but do I actually have to wait until we (US) go to war with say Iran or North Korea to have the Guard lower their standards again and accept RE-4's from the Navy? If I am wasting my time or in a dream world if you will, please let me know, so I can stop thinking about maybe getting a chance to serve again! I am Prior Navy 6 years, got into trouble in last year of enlistment, given General under Honorable Conditions with RE-4 15 years ago. Since then, have been a great person, basically a ******** school boy (lol) and have College Degree. Thanks.
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Thanks for all the replies everyone. I am sorry I have not logged in for a few days but a little update. I spoke with a WO3 pertaining what needs to happen for me to join and I am being told that since I have a break in service I would need to go to army basic training due to WTC no longer being a option. I have been doing some research on this, mainly from http://www.usarec.army.mil/hq/warran...enlmos_af.html, and from what I understand if I were to go and enlist again at my old unit, then apply to become a WO in the army guard, I would not have to repeat basic training? If having to go through basic training again is what stands in my way then it is something that has to be done, but my wife and I have just had a child and I am trying to limit time away from home until I get deployed. I also am curious on how the Army is going to treat a E-5 from the Air Guard opposed from a IET soldier. Just looking for some answers and some good contacts to get this ball rolling. One last question, is information technology something that no one in the army or army guard wants to do? There are three WO MOS's on the site that I provided above that require no feeder enlisted MOS. I thought being a WO means that you were a technical expert, how can an E-5 from another MOS become a technical expert in IT when they have never done it before? Also are the Army/Army Guard hard pressed for signal WOs? I actually hope they are, it would help my chance greatly.
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Originally posted by flanker6 View PostI thought being a WO means that you were a technical expert, how can an E-5 from another MOS become a technical expert in IT when they have never done it before?Four years of documented practical experience in information systems administration, Army Battle Command System (ABCS) administration, Local Area Network (LAN) administration, and/or Information Assurance/Computer Network Defense (IA/CND).
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Originally posted by RSP NCO View PostYou still have to have the skills for it, you just dont need the feeder MOS. For example, under 251A it states as one of the prerequisites:
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Thanks for the reply's everyone. As a update to my situation, I have been speaking with multiple recruiters both from the National Guard as well as the Army Reserves exploring my opportunities. In Maryland as well as Virginia. Basically all roads lead me to going through Army BCT as a E-5, which is fine, I just consider it a small thing for a lifetime of pride. So I am basically attempting to gain a slot in a Signal unit as a 250N Warrant Officer because of my civilian career and education. One recruiter is explaining to me that since WTC is now over, it is up to the unit to schedule me for BCT. His plan to circumvent this is to shop me around to signal units with my resume, letters of recommendation from past commanding officers, and civilian/military transcripts to gain me a seat into WOCS prior to my BCT date. I guess he is trying to get me through WOCS then I will not have to attend BCT? Can anyone comment on this as I am not up to speed as to how this could impact me in a negative aspect for my future career. All I am trying to accomplish here is to serve my country again, pass IT networking knowledge on to younger soldiers and assist them in expanding their knowledge, and make a difference as the go to guy in a unit and thus improving the Army and feel like my service made a difference. Thanks for the time, just trying to get the skinny before I make a mistake because someone is trying to fill their quota.
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Originally posted by Rokovak View PostWait, what? Is that just for your state or is this something wider-reaching? Sorry to go slightly off-topic.
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Hmmmmmmmmm, BCT, sounds fun.........
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*This post is purely summer speculation
UPDATE: Portzline says the Blue Jackets would only be interested in Wolski post-buyout and would have no interest in taking on his $3.8 million salary despite having plenty of room under the salary cap. Columbus also doesn't have many bad contracts it would be interested in moving with the possible exception of ex-Ranger Fedor Tyutin, who makes just over $2.8 million.
EARLIER: It's still unknown whether the Rangers are planning to keep
Wojtek Wolski or get rid of him via trade or buyout, but if the Blueshirts are
hoping to maximize the return on Wolski the news out of Columbus last night will be welcomed with
open arms.
Blue Jackets left wing Kristian Huselius was diagnosed with
a torn pectoral muscle and will miss the next four to six months, leaving a
gaping hole on the team's scoring lines.
was very aggressive this offseason in adding Jeff Carter, James Wisniewski and
Radek Martinek. The loss of Huselius,
the Blue Jackets' probable second-line left wing, is a major blow to the team's
optimism about a playoff push in 2011-2012.
Blue Jackets GM Scott Howson told Aaron Portzline of the
Columbus Dispatch "that he's now in
the market for a free agent winger to help cover the first-half absence of
Portzline suggests the
team might be interested in UFAs Vinny Prospal, Marek Svatos and Cory Stillman and
would also be interested Wolski, should the Rangers buy him out in August.
Of that group, Wolski is the most attractive option and if
the Blue Jackets deem the loss of Huselius to be a serious long-term blow, Wolski
would appear to be an obvious fit in Columbus.
Again, we don't know if the Rangers are planning to let
Wolski go in the near future via trade or buyout, but if
money becomes an issue following the re-signings of Brandon Dubinsky, Ryan
Callahan and Brian Boyle, Wolski may be on the way out the door.
If signs indicate the Rangers plan to buy out Wolski, the
Blue Jackets could wait and claim him off waivers or attempt to sign him as a
free agent later in the summer. However,
if Wolski is bought out he is likely to have at least a handful of suitors
given his age and ability, so Columbus
would be taking a risk by allowing Wolski to hit the open market.
If the Blue Jackets consider Wolski to be the best
replacement for Huselius, Howson might give Rangers GM Glen Sather a call
sometime in the next couple of weeks to try to arrange a trade.
This is purely speculation as of this moment, but the big
hole in Columbus's lineup combined with Wolski's
uncertain future in New York
and his appeal as possibly the best forward option remaining could make this a
logical match.
Time will tell how highly regarded Wolski is by the Rangers
and Blue Jackets, but there could be a deal to be had that benefits both teams.
- Chris Botta of Islanders Point Blank has some interesting
quotes from Brian Boyle, Adam Graves, Brian Leetch and Rod Gilbert on why
the Rangers want the Islanders to stay on long Island.
- Shane O'Brien, a suggested signing to be the veteran depth
defenseman the Rangers lack, signed
with the Colorado Avalanche yesterday.
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On its face the latest report from the Congressional Budget Office is gloomy enough, but careful searching reveals a surprising (and likely misplaced) optimism even in light of rising interest rates, increased healthcare costs thanks to ObamaCare, and the inevitable march of demographics and the aging Baby Boomers.
First, despite increasing regulatory overload and increased taxation of job creators thanks to the last minute fiscal cliff agreement, the CBO estimates that the economy will actually grow this year — by a paltry 1.4 percent. Next year the CBO estimates growth of nearly three times that amount: 3.4 percent. And then it predicts a robust 3.6 percent for the following years.
Second, the CBO thinks that despite the strengthening economy, unemployment will stay above 7.5 percent for the foreseeable future, partly because the economy is still recovering and partly because aging Baby Boomers will be staying in the workforce longer, which will take jobs away from others seeking employment.
Third, the CBO thinks the economy will resume "a virtuous cycle of faster growth" because of the rebound in housing construction, rising real estate prices, and an improving stock market. Each of these assumptions is fraught with difficulty. For example, the current "bump" in construction is from a very low level so any improvement looks rosy. Rising real estate prices are also showing a spotty rebound depending on where one looks, while the "overhang" of foreclosed but not-yet-sold homes remains substantial and elusive. And while the stock market averages have doubled since they hit bottom in March 2008, the real underlying strength of the markets has been anemic, at best, and some market experts are calling for a sharp decline in those averages over the coming months.
In addition, the CBO has attempted to build into their model the impact of rising interest rates as the federal government's financial difficulties become more and more obvious to bond buyers around the world, estimating that by the end of 2017 interest rates on the 10-year treasury — a proxy for the rates charged by investors buying its debt — will increase from the current 2.1 percent to 5.2 percent.
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Why Oscar Lindberg Is Having A Strong Start
Alex Nunn
Through 16 games, Oscar Lindberg is tied for third in the Swedish Elite League with 8 goals and 9 assists.
Three of his goals have come on the power play and two have been game winners.
In speaking with Lindberg, he cited filling out his body more as a reason why he has had such a hot start, "It probably depends on several things, I have improved physically and I have also had a major role on the team. I got a good start this year and it has continued."
As of yesterday Lindberg led the entire Swedish Elite League in shots with 58 and says that he hasn't really changed his approach other than trying to get better "if you shoot a lot the chances are bigger that you make goals. My shots are something that I try to improve all the time in practice."
Lindberg added that he enjoyed being being known as a strong two-way forward who is strong in the faceoff circle, but also understands that he has more to give on offense, "Obviously I want to develop my offensive game further. That's something I feel I have lost a bit in recent years as I have been playing in a more defensive role. It's fun to help with the offense."
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