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We're recapping yesterday's win over the Dolphins/loss to the injury gods. After the jump, Part Two looks at the performance by the defense and special teams and also draws final conclusions. Remember, if you want me to go back and look at anything, or have any other questions, let me know in the comments and I'll respond in BGA Extra later in the week.
With the not unexpected news that broke today about Darrelle Revis and his season ending injury, that's clearly the biggest story to come out of yesterday's game. We'll have plenty of analysis on what that means in terms of how the Jets will have to approach the remainder of the season in due course. However, I'm not going to dwell on that too much here, as I stick to the task of reviewing yesterday's game. The defense had its ups and downs, so let's investigate what happened.
Defensive Line
Although the Revis injury will have to most far-reaching effect, the most underrated story of this game for me may have been the play of Sione Po'uha. Po'uha is used to being double-teamed, but on this occasion found himself usually one-on-one with Miami's Mike Pouncey. Ordinarily, you'd expect Po'uha to dominate in this situation, but Pouncey did a great job. He was able to drive him off the line several times, which usually doesn't happen to Po'uha even when he is double teamed. Po'uha also ended up on the floor a few times.
As you'd expect with a player of Po'uha's caliber, he did win the battle on some occasions, but he wasn't his usual dominant self and the fact he wasn't drawing double teams had an effect on the rest of the line, as well as enabling blockers to get to the second level more often than usual. In recent years, Po'uha has been reminding me more and more of Kris Jenkins in terms of how disruptive he has become. However, lower back issues coupled with some road struggles also raise alarm bells because Jenkins used to struggle on road trips and maybe that's going to start to become an issue for Po'uha too. The good news is that the next two games are at home and hopefully Po'uha's back issue isn't going to linger on as long as Jenkins' did, so that two weeks might be long enough for it to improve to the point where it no longer limits him.
Even with Po'uha's struggles, the run defense improved in the second half. Having given up just under five yards per carry in the first half, that improved to less than four after half time. Despite seeing a lot of double teams, Muhammad Wilkerson was a major reason for this – although you would also partly attribute it to Reggie Bush's injury just before half time. Wilkerson was in on seven different tackles that went for a short gain and also got penetration to redirect several other runs in perhaps the most disruptive performance of his career so far. I don't think it's an exaggeration to describe him as one of the best run stopping defensive ends in the entire NFL right now.
He was only driven off the line or handled at the point of attack a couple of times, which is impressive considering how often he was double teamed. He did have one missed tackle though. As a pass rusher, he only had one pressure, chasing Ryan Tannehill to the back of the endzone and forcing a throw away. While it may be disappointing that he has no sacks so far this season, he has six pressures in three games, which when compared with his 15 all last season, is an improvement.
Mike DeVito and Kenrick Ellis each also turned in a solid display. They had a pressure each and generated plenty of penetration in the running game. DeVito had a tackle for a loss and was only driven off the line twice, whereas Ellis had a huge play to force a fumble – which should have been the turning point. It's testament to the excellent depth of this unit, that these two and Wilkerson could play so well even when Po'uha was having an off-day. Maybe Ellis will be ready to take on a bigger workload, as he again had just 22 snaps.
Marcus Dixon was cut today and that follows a performance where he struggled. There was one play where he was knocked on his back by a massive block and then exactly the same thing happened on the next play. He also jumped offside once and got handled on a couple of other plays. He did get to Tannehill once, though and I suspect his release could be a procedural move that will see him return to the active roster once Revis goes on injured reserve.
I've heard a lot of people complaining about the lack of impact from Quinton Coples, but apparently he was unwell before the game and that caused them to limit his playing time. He was in for 17 snaps and actually did well, with a hit and a pressure in just 11 pass rush attempts and he also had a tackle for a loss. I'm actually impressed with his performances so far.
At the end of a difficult week, Bart Scott turned in his second straight solid performance. He was the most productive pass rusher with two hits and one pressure and had a tackle for a loss. He also made a key tackle on third and short and stuffed a couple of other runs. What set this performance apart though, was his ability to take out the lead blocker and affect a play, which happened four times. In coverage, there was one play where he gave up a third down conversion to Davone Bess on a quick slant, but he was remonstrating with Calvin Pace after the play, so that may have been Pace's fault. Pace had lined up as a defensive end, but stood up and dropped back, but inexplicably took a step to the left which left the lane wide open for the quick slant with Scott playing outside technique. Had he just dropped off into that lane – with nobody to cover over the middle or on the left – that pass wouldn't have been on.
Scott did have two negatives in coverage – a third down penalty, which looked like it might have been a harsh call on a clean pass breakup and one play where he temporarily lost his man at the back of the endzone with Tannehill scrambling, although he recovered before Tannehill mde the pass. He also came up for a big hit on a receiver in the flat, so I still think his issues in coverage are overblown and his increased playing time provides further evidence for that.
His partner on the inside, David Harris, had his ups and downs. He did register nine tackles, but also gave up a few first downs in coverage and found himself driven back or caught inside on a couple of running plays. His best moment saw him stuff a run for a short gain. He was unblocked on that play, which didn't happen very often. That was probably the reason he didn't make the same impact as he usually would.
Also struggling to make his usual impact was Pace. Pace had made a good start to the season, but now he's been forced to play Bryan Thomas' role on the blind side more often, it may start to eat into his effectiveness. He only had one pressure and was targeted a couple of times on short passes, although one was dropped. In the running game he was kicked to the outside on a big early off-tackle run by Reggie Bush and just didn't make the same impact he had over the first two games. He had one bad missed tackle, although on the whole, the tackling from the front seven was much better, with only two missed tackles on the day.
Garrett McIntyre got the bulk of the reps on the opposite side from Pace and wasn't able to repeat last week's impact performance. He had one pressure and batted down a pass, but there was one play where he slipped over and lost contain on a run to the outside and another where he almost made a play in the backfield but slipped over, also taking out a teammate in the process. He did assist on one run stuff.
In terms of the backups, Aaron Maybin was only in on 17 snaps and put Tannehill under pressure a couple of times. He also made one good play against a run, beating his man inside and redirecting the runner who was tackled for a loss. There's still no sign of him leading the team in sacks like he did last year though. Josh Mauga rotated in for a few series and played with the dime package, but ultimately didn't do anything of significance. Demario Davis saw just two snaps on defense, rushing the passer on one and dropping into zone coverage on the other.
Defensive Backs
With Revis done for the year, it seems almost pointless to pick apart his performance, but he had two good tackles close to the line of scrimmage and a big fumble recovery. He wasn't really targeted in the passing game. He did make one bad mistake, missing a tackle on the edge to lead to a big run by Bush. Now that he's gone the Jets will have to prepare for life without him.
This moves Antonio Cromartie back to number one cornerback status. One week after I suggested that Cromartie will fare much better once Revis returns and he can return to covering the number two option, he's back to being the number one – although it will probably change from week to week whether he sticks with the top guy or if the Jets just leave him on one side and maybe play some zone too.
In this game, Cromartie only really had one major mistake, as he was burned by Brian Hartline's double move for a key catch in overtime. However, there were a couple of other plays where he was half beaten and the receiver couldn't bring down the catch. He did break up a couple of passes and had a big hit on a pass to the short flat, as well as drawing an offensive pass interference call. He was called for one interference penalty himself, but that seemed like little more than hand fighting down the sideline. There was one other play that went for a 23 yard gain where the Dolphins basically ran a pick play and Wilson picked up Cromartie's man, but Cromartie slipped over (not the first player to do so) at the crucial moment, but that seemed to be more bad luck than anything else.
The Revis injury thrusts Kyle Wilson back into a starting role. He hadn't given up a catch until Anthony Fasano's sideline catch which should have been overturned. Later on, though, he was beaten for a big third down conversion by Davone Bess and called for a critical pass interference penalty because he once again didn't get his head turned around fast enough. Wilson has continued to be inconsistent, so the Jets must be hoping he responds positively to a full time role that will perhaps force him to retain his focus.
If Wilson falters, I don't think it's beyond the realms of possibility that Ellis Lankster overtakes him. Lankster slipped on yet another double move to give up a big catch to Bess, but did make a good play to blow up a short pass. He gave up one other catch on 3rd and 25 – playing well off his man just like Wilson did in an identical situation last week – forcing a fourth down, but allowing the opposition into field goal range (although Rob Carpenter missed). Lankster was also beaten on two other plays but the pass was dropped on one and overthrown on the other.
LaRon Landry should be credited for not having any penalty flags this week and for not even having any plays where he got away with what should have been a flag. However, he still missed three tackles – one of which was a particularly bad whiff in the open field, but another one of which led to the runner being stopped for a loss anyway. He also overpursued badly on the screen pass that saw Revis get injured, as did Pace and Yeremiah Bell. Still, Jets fans can perhaps live with mistakes like that if he's going to make plays like the one he did just after half time, jumping in front of Anthony Fasano and returning the ensuing interception for a touchdown. He also had one good open field tackle.
Unfortunately, Eric Smith picked up the slack with two personal fouls of his own (one on special teams). Smith played a bigger role this week, replacing Landry in some packages and did break up a pass, but overall didn't make much of a positive impact.
Finally, Bell overpursued a couple of times and was beaten for a first down in coverage, but was mostly in good position in coverage, with one pass broken up, and made a couple of good tackles in run support.
Special Teams
Let's give credit to the kickers. Nick Folk was perfect once again and Robert Malone had five very good punts. Folk got a little lucky though – his first attempt at a game winner was blocked, but the Dolphins had already called timeout. Folk apparently told the media that his team heard the whistle and stopped blocking, but I didn't see any evidence of that – it just looked like Kenrick Ellis got beaten inside. Luckily, he didn't let it happen again.
The biggest triumph for the special teams unit was that finally someone missed a field goal –two, in fact, including a possible game winner –against them. Remember, last year, kickers went 28-of-29 with the only miss being a 56-yarder.
In coverage, linebackers Mauga, Davis and Nick Bellore all made tackles, but it was Isaiah Trufant who stood out, making a great open field tackle and downing a punt inside the five in overtime. Mauga and Trufant also each had a missed tackle, but the biggest special teams blunder of all was when Eric Smith was called for roughing the punter in the Miami endzone, although I'm still not sure he touched him.
After a truly dismal first half performance, the Jets were slightly better in the second half, but still made far too many mistakes on both sides of the ball. They got the win, but needed a couple of gifts in the shape of missed field goals and a Reggie Bush injury. Nevertheless, they somehow lead the division.
Without Revis, staying there is going to be a tall order, but we'll be analyzing that in much more detail in the days to come. For now, there's plenty of other things that need fixing – starting with the running game, Sanchez's accuracy, Po'uha's health and the ability of the linebackers to get off blocks. However, moreso than any of these things, what this team needs is a shot in the arm.
Nobody believed in them before and that fired them up enough to spur them on to a big opening day win, but they've turned in two disappointing performances since then. Now, even fewer people will believe in them and they need to channel that and get fired up instead of coming out flat again.
I'm not going to lie, it looks bleak for their chances of remaining in playoff contention, but the rules don't change: We shouldn't look ahead, we should focus on one game at a time. Hopefully that's what the coaching staff is doing, as the Jets head home for the next two weeks.
Next up, San Francisco, who will be bristling after a pretty terrible performance of their own.


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We all have dreams — things we fantasize about doing and generally never get around to. This is the story of Azar Nafisi?s dream and of the nightmare that made it come true.
For two years before she left Iran in 1997, Nafisi gathered seven young women at her house every Thursday morning to read and discuss forbidden works of Western literature. They were all former students whom she had taught at university. Some came from conservative and religious families, others were progressive and secular; several had spent time in jail. They were shy and uncomfortable at first, unaccustomed to being asked to speak their minds, but soon they began to open up and to speak more freely, not only about the novels they were reading but also about themselves, their dreams and disappointments. Their stories intertwined with those they were reading — Pride and Prejudice, Washington Square, Daisy Miller and Lolita — their Lolita, as they imagined her in Tehran.
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Every Thursday morning for two years in the Islamic Republic of Iran, a bold and inspired teacher named Azar Nafisi secretly gathered seven of her most committed female students to read forbidden Western classics. As Islamic morality squads staged arbitrary raids in Tehran, fundamentalists seized hold of the universities, and a blind censor stifled artistic expression, the girls in Azar Nafisis living room risked removing their veils and immersed themselves in the worlds of Jane Austen, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Henry James, and Vladimir Nabokov. In this extraordinary memoir, their stories become intertwined with the ones they are reading. Reading Lolita in Tehran is a remarkable exploration of resilience in the face of tyranny and a celebration of the liberating power of literature.
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POTSDAM A bundle of brightly colored balloons marked the front of the property of the Potsdam Food Co-op on Saturday, notifying the community of the 40th birthday celebration from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The co-op hosts its free open house every year as a thank-you to the community for year-round support. This year, it also is celebrating 40 years of existence.
This is our thank-you to our member-owners as well as the community at large, which we want to work more closely with to provide a place for food security in the north country, said Pamela J. Maurer, board member of the co-op.
Ms. Maurer said shes been working for the co-op since 1985.
The first thing I did when I moved to town was join the co-op, she said. We aim to support as many local producers and expand the local food production so that we all know where our food comes from.
A lined formed out the door of the Carriage House Bakery, a 2001 addition to the co-op, as Ms. Maurer grilled the bakerys country white bread with Cabot sharp cheese and local tomatoes to serve to the public.
While food was being sampled from five vendors Clayton Distillery, St. Lawrence Valley Coffee Roasters, Sandefer Beef, Longview Farms Pork and Prospers Farm Yogurt three music groups from Potsdam the Animal Crackers, Minor Swing, and Church and State performed.
The event also featured face painting and art and science stations for children.
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London has proved to be the most popular destination for Northern Ireland travellers flying with easyJet for a Valentine's Day romantic break.
The airline has reported a surge in bookings with thousands of people taking advantage of its affordable flights and heading to London for this Valentine's weekend.
The second most popular Valentine's destination is Malta, followed in the top five by Liverpool, Paris and Amsterdam.
Ali Gayward, easyJet's Head of Northern Ireland, said: "Our figures indicate that Belfast International Airport will be one of our busiest airports over this Valentine's weekend.
"Travel and romance go hand in hand, and it's interesting to see both London and Malta ranking more popular than the traditional lovers' choice of Paris.
"With easyJet now offering passengers a choice of flying in and out of any of four London airports, there is fantastic flexibility and affordable fares – so it's easy to see why the city is the most popular Valentine's choice for our Northern Ireland passengers this year.
"It's a short flight from Belfast to London and, once there, people can enjoy the perfect romantic weekend, with an excellent choice of nightlife, West End shows, hotels and restaurants, as well as gorgeous parks and the traditional landmarks.
"It may surprise some people that Malta is our second most popular Valentine's destination, but it is an island that oozes romance.
"Whether you want to relax, enjoy the scenery, admire the history and architecture, or sample the delicious foods al fresco, Malta is an ideal choice and has the bonus of plenty of sunshine.
"Liverpool has always been very popular and our Northern Ireland passengers are attracted by the friendly warmth of the people. The city is certainly worthy of third place in our destinations for romantic breaks.
"It's no surprise that Paris is in our top five choices, as it really is one of the most romantic cities in the world.
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After Sept. 11, 2001, in an age of Islamic terrorism and nuclear threat, we should have become fully alerted and alarmed permanently about the dangers in the world.
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There are now upwards of 20 million illegal aliens in the United States. Roughly one million legal immigrants are admitted each year. Some 400,000 illegal aliens have been ordered deported, but are on the loose in the U.S. after being released by federal immigration courts.
There are only 20,000 detention beds in the entire country to hold illegal aliens. There are only 2,000 federal agents employed by the Department of Homeland Security to track down the estimated 12-20 million illegal aliens who are living, working, going to school, getting driver's licenses and, yes, committing crimes and plotting terrorist actions in our country even as I write this letter.
Our borders on the north and the south are full of beaten paths these illegal aliens use to enter the U.S.
Article four, section four, of the Constitution clearly states, "The United States shall guarantee to every state in this union a republican form of government, and shall protect each of them against invasion."
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WEBSTER, N.Y. -- The note penned by William Spengler Jr. prior to his deadly ambush of firefighters in Webster explained how a female former neighbor and her daughter helped him acquire the guns he used in the attack, according to law enforcement officials with knowledge of the investigation.
The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Thursday that criminal charges against at least one, perhaps both, of the women were imminent.
How Spengler obtained the guns has been of intense interest to investigators because Spengler's criminal history prevented him from legally owning firearms. He pleaded guilty in 1981 to a felony manslaughter charge for killing his grandmother with a hammer a year earlier.
The officials described the typewritten note as rambling for two-to-three pages and taunting at times.
The existence of a note was first revealed during a news conference on Tuesday by Webster Police Chief Gerald Pickering, who said the letter was found near Spengler's body after he had committed suicide.
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The protests that appeared in the Salt Lake Tribune are wrong. Cars, trucks, and smoke from forest fires in California, Nevada and Utah cause much more pollution for people than the coal fired power plants.
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BEIJING (Caixin Online) — The Communist Party's 18th National Congress opens on Nov. 8 to high hopes that its leaders will endorse a new approach to reform that supports comprehensive, fundamental change in the coming years. At this historical turning point, could this be the breakthrough China will see?
The policy of opening up has been in place for more than 30 years, a subject of discussion at no less than six party congresses.
It has transformed China's rigid planned economy into a lively, albeit still improving, market economy. But with economic growth slowing, the ills of social conflict, corruption, unfair wealth distribution and environmental degradation grow clearer by the day.
Equally obvious are the problems arising from half-hearted reform.
Reform fatigue has set in. Some people even blame the problems on the reform drive itself, saying that such efforts bring more harm than good. The best answer to such suspicion is to push harder for change.
Relationships between different interest groups have grown more complex. As well, people's expectations of the government have become more varied.
In a Xinhua survey of people's concerns, the issues of income distribution, a pension system, equal access to education and corruption all drew attention. The subject of economic growth was not even in the top 10.
Clearly, the basics of a home and three square meals a day are no longer enough to keep people happy; many more now want a say in decisions that affect their lives and are more ready to advocate for their rights. Their reasonable demands cannot be ignored.
People want reform. While they don't agree on the specifics, almost all back a push for comprehensive change. Policy-makers should respond by drawing up a holistic plan to co-ordinate such all-around reform.
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