You can believe the Jets can play — and beat — teams that have Super Bowl aspirations and Super Bowl pasts.
It is not just that the defense forced four turnovers, the final coming on a Tony Adams interception that led to the go-ahead touchdown.
“I think we’ll always be in all these games,” Saleh said after Sunday’s 20-14 win over the Eagles, last season’s NFC champs. “I think we can go toe-to-toe with anybody. It says a lot about this group and how mentally strong they are.”Robert Saleh said he feels the Jets can “go toe-to-toe with anybody” after winning Sunday to reach .500 after six games.And physically strong. The Jets are .500 through six games despite one total pass attempt from Aaron Rodgers.
“These first six weeks we’ve played a gauntlet of quarterbacks,” said Saleh, who jogged off the field after the game and jumped into the arms of GM Joe Douglas. “I know we haven’t gotten all wins, but we’ve embarrassed all of them.” Could he actually slice that return timetable in half? Probably not, but it is getting easier to believe that good things can, indeed, happen to the Jets.A steady dose of Breece Hall, who scored the game-winning TD Sunday, has proved to be a winning formula for the Jets since losing Aaron Rodgers in Week 1.Following the bye week, the Jets will play a “road” game against the Giants, and there is little questioning which is the more talented team right now.
The Mets could not find any semblance of a rhythm, and during the most crucial stretch of the season — when owner Steve Cohen and then-GM Billy Eppler were debating whether to buy or sell — Scherzer’s arm helped inspire the fire sale. From June 7 to July 22, Scherzer pitched to a 5.09 ERA, the Mets losing five of his nine starts. Yet again, he shrank when the moment grew..
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