Again, its a team sport son. You saying the Jets offense wasn't able to do anything makes you look dumb, something I don't care about. Your initial take was, that if the D puts in scoring range, and you can't score a TD, your offense failed. Then when the offense started scoring TD on drives starting in scoring range, you yap about already being in scoring range. Next, when the Jets offense scores three TD on drives longer than 50 yards, you yap about great FP. Get your **** straightened out first.
I said the Jets offense could not do anything when they had a chance to tie or take the lead in games. I am stating facts. You trying to dispute them makes you look dumb, not me. Unlike you, I can back up what I say.
I don't give an offense credit for kicking a FG when the D gave them the ball in FG range. I do give them credit for scoring a TD when the D gave them the ball in scoring range, but not the same amount I would if they drove it down the field themselves. The Jets offense has shown that they were unable to tie or take the lead in games without the help of the D and special teams.
In the Cowboy game, the Jets offense was down 2 scores, and cut it to a one score game right before the half. They got the ball back after the half with a chance to take the lead, and went
3 and out. Cowboys scored, making it a 2 score game again, and on the next drive, the Jets kicked a FG making it a 1 score game again. With a chance to tie, the Jets offense
turned it over. Cowboys score making it a 2 score game again. Down 2 scores again, the Jets offense scores making it a 1 score game again. The Jets D gets a huge turnover, and with a chance to tie the game, the Jets offense
Turns the ball over.
The Jets special teams ties the game for the Jets, and the D holds the Cowboys. So with 2:16 left in the 4th, the Jets offense has an opportunity to win the game. What do they do? They go
11 yards, and punt. After that the Jets D gets another turnover and gives them the ball in scoring range, and what does the offense do? They go
2 yards forcing a 50 yard FG.
The Jets cut into NE's 2 score lead multiple times, but when the Jets had two opportunities to take the lead, they went
3 and out both times.
The Jets offense had 3 opportunities to take the lead against Oak in the 3rd quarter and
punted all 3 times.
The Jets had one opportunity to take the lead against SD in the 3rd, and
had to punt.
Are you noticing a trend here? The Jets can score when they are down by 2 scores, but when it comes time to tie, or take the lead in games, the offense was not able to do anything without help from the D, or special teams.
You mean right after the 84 yard TD drive, what did the Jets offense do backed up against their own end zone? Probably moved the ball like 50 yards...
After that 84 yard drive (when they were down 2 scores), they fumbled on the very next possession when they had a chance to tie it. The possession after that (when they had a chance to win it) they went 11 yards and punted.