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Rulon Velvet Jones · 11-17-2011, 07:37 AM

Jets-Broncos: 10 observations

By Matt Williamson
Scouts Inc.
New York at Denver
When: 8:20 PM ET
Watch: NFL
Preview
More scouting reports: Week 11

Scouts Inc. Position Advantage
QB NYJ
RB NYJ
WR NYJ
OL NYJ
DL NYJ
LB NYJ
DB NYJ
ST NYJ
Coach NYJ

After breaking down film of both teams, Scouts Inc. offers 10 things to watch in this week's Jets-Broncos matchup.

1. Deal with a very short week: Denver is coming off another win, but the story of that game was how the Broncos were able to beat Kansas City despite Tim Tebow throwing just eight passes -- and completing just two of them. And with this being a Thursday night game, the Jets have an extremely short week to prepare for such a unique Broncos offense. The Jets have a major advantage overall when considering the turnover department. But Denver didn't turn the ball over last week or cause a turnover, while New York lost the turnover differential in its Sunday night loss to New England. The Jets' Joe McKnight has emerged as one of the top kickoff returners in the league. His production in this capacity has been fantastic.

2. Who visits Revis Island? Eric Decker is the most likely candidate to spend time stranded on Revis Island. Overall, the Jets will most likely play a ton of press man -- especially against a very ordinary group of Broncos wide receivers. As we saw last week, New York loves to employ a high number of defensive backs on the field and it often brings defensive back pressure. But the Broncos' offense and New England's could not be any more different. It will be interesting to see how Rex Ryan schemes for Tebow.

3. Get Miller blocked: Broncos LB Von Miller is the best defensive rookie in the league this year and has been simply spectacular as a run defender, but he's also is a demon off the edge getting after the quarterback. Mark Sanchez will have to be especially wary of his ball security in the pocket this week. But outside of Miller, the Broncos are not getting enough of a pass rush and their defense really has struggled versus the pass when they rush just four or fewer. The Jets will face a fair amount of 3-3-5 from Denver, with Miller as one of the linebackers who can quickly move to an end position or come off the edge as a pass-rusher.

4. Feature Holmes: Santonio Holmes should see plenty of Champ Bailey this week, but he still needs to be featured more in New York's passing game. Denver held Kansas City to 124 yards through the air in Week 10, but overall, opposing wideouts have had field days against the Broncos. Sanchez could be in for a bigger day than usual.

5. Matchup to watch: Jets LT D'Brickashaw Ferguson vs. Broncos DE Elvis Dumervil: Ferguson is an exceptional pass-blocking left tackle, but he was thoroughly abused by Andre Carter on Sunday night. Dumervil has not played up to his usual standards this season, but he certainly should not be taken lightly. Denver had four sacks last week.

6. Protect the edges: The Broncos do not throw very much at all, but when they do, they often go deep downfield -- often off play-action. Pretty much the entire Broncos' offensive line has struggled with pass protection, but the Jets did not record a sack last week. Aaron Maybin's career has been reborn in New York. The Jets don't ask a lot of him, but his edge pass-rush ability is prevalent.

7. Dominate on the ground: New York will have to be prepared for the read option and Tebow's ability and extreme willingness to run with the football as a physical ball carrier. Denver tortured the Raiders two week ago with the read option. And it did the same to Kansas City last week. The Broncos rushed for 244 yards -- even though they lost Willis McGahee and Knowshon Moreno early in the game to injury. If healthy, McGahee has broken off quite a few long runs and looks more explosive than in recent seasons. Moving Sione Pouha out of the middle of the formation is going to be an extremely difficult task for the interior of Denver's offensive line. And the Bronco's run blocking has been atrocious this season. The Jets have a fine pair of inside linebackers, with David Harris having a particularly strong season. The Jets did do a great job of limiting the Patriots ground game last week, keeping New England to a paltry 2.1 yards per rush.

8. Defend the middle zones: Sanchez is most comfortable throwing in the middle of the field and can struggle to generate the velocity to complete passes along the sidelines in tight coverage. His stats throwing outside the numbers are quite poor in fact. Sanchez also consistently gets better as the game goes along, which is a tremendous trait to have, although that was not the case at all last week. Sanchez has also been very efficient and productive in the red zone, while Denver's red zone defense has been a huge problem.

9. Compete up the middle: Nick Mangold is the best center in football and the Jets want to run between the tackles with Shonn Greene. The Jets have used a lot of two-back sets with FB John Conner playing a prominent lead-blocking role as a downhill banger. Broncos DT Brodrick Bunkley has done a real nice job against the run inside, but the entire Denver defense will be tested in this regard.

10. Matchup to watch: Broncos QB Tim Tebow vs. Jets head coach Rex Ryan: Ryan is going to show Tebow a lot of things he has never seen before, but also will most likely do everything possible to eliminate Tebow's run threat and force him to make throws. The Jets are a base 3-4 defense, but only in name, as Tebow will see a wide variety of personnel packages and fronts, which could be very difficult for the young signal-caller to decipher. New York has been known to use as many as seven members of the secondary on the field at once -- and the Jets are able to get away with it more than most teams because of the physical nature of their defensive backs. Quarterbacks have done little statistically against New York, and overall, the Jets' defense has been terrific in the red zone.

Prediction
New York 14
Denver 17

jhns · 11-17-2011, 07:41 AM

... Wtf? They are better everywhere, including coaching, but we win? I'll take it!

rock · 11-17-2011, 07:47 AM

QB is not an advantage. Sanchez is just god awful and may be a worse moper than #8.

And Until Ryan can prove that he's not just a talker, then he's not a better coach than Fox.

bendog · 11-17-2011, 07:49 AM

. "Matchup to watch: Broncos QB Tim Tebow vs. Jets head coach Rex Ryan: Ryan is going to show Tebow a lot of things he has never seen before, but also will most likely do everything possible to eliminate Tebow's run threat and force him to make throws. "

makes no sense because Tebow not only has no clue as to what a defense is doing but he's also shown that he'll run even though there's no lane and an open reciever.

WolfpackGuy · 11-17-2011, 07:53 AM

Bunk article.

They forgot to mention the "little known Teboz effect".

ColoradoDarin · 11-17-2011, 08:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WolfpackGuy

Bunk article.

They forgot to mention the "little known Teboz effect".

You miss the prediction?

Quote:

Prediction
New York 14
Denver 17

TheReverend · 11-17-2011, 08:13 AM

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

Chris · 11-17-2011, 08:15 AM

Quote:

And the Bronco's run blocking has been atrocious this season.

TheReverend · 11-17-2011, 08:17 AM

Old Dude · 11-17-2011, 08:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bendog

. "Matchup to watch: Broncos QB Tim Tebow vs. Jets head coach Rex Ryan: Ryan is going to show Tebow a lot of things he has never seen before, but also will most likely do everything possible to eliminate Tebow's run threat and force him to make throws. "

makes no sense because Tebow not only has no clue as to what a defense is doing but he's also shown that he'll run even though there's no lane and an open reciever.

Sadly, there's an awful lot of truth to that. He's gonna do what he's gonna do.

WolfpackGuy · 11-17-2011, 08:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris

Yeah, that was a ridiculous comment.

High school offense or not, 543 yards rushing in the last two games is astounding.

ludo21 · 11-17-2011, 08:24 AM

And the Bronco's run blocking has been atrocious this season.

Say What!

jhns · 11-17-2011, 08:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bendog

. "Matchup to watch: Broncos QB Tim Tebow vs. Jets head coach Rex Ryan: Ryan is going to show Tebow a lot of things he has never seen before, but also will most likely do everything possible to eliminate Tebow's run threat and force him to make throws. "

makes no sense because Tebow not only has no clue as to what a defense is doing but he's also shown that he'll run even though there's no lane and an open reciever.

That is a pretty dumb comment. He had over 40 drop backs in the Lions game. He took off twice on pass plays. Both went for first downs. You continually prove that you don't watch the games.

He actually has flaws in his game. You clearly can't figure out what they are.

jhns · 11-17-2011, 08:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Old Dude

Sadly, there's an awful lot of truth to that. He's gonna do what he's gonna do.

Give some examples then.

FISH · 11-17-2011, 08:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ludo21

And the Bronco's run blocking has been atrocious this season.

Say What!

Right? I stopped reading after that...too bad I was almost through the entire article.

theAPAOps5 · 11-17-2011, 08:29 AM

Love it, inaccuratey say the Jets have a favor in every advantage yet the Broncos win. About sums up things this year!

Mr.Meanie · 11-17-2011, 08:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rulon Velvet Jones

Jets-Broncos: 10 observations

Scouts Inc. Position Advantage
QB NYJ
RB NYJ
WR NYJ
OL NYJ
DL NYJ
LB NYJ
DB NYJ
ST NYJ
Coach NYJ

Prediction
New York 14
Denver 17

SonOfLe-loLang · 11-17-2011, 08:56 AM

i like the line about our run blocking being atrocious all season.

Oh someone mentioned this.

Ok, i like how the line has a grammatical error in it. Good, i added something

Kaylore · 11-17-2011, 09:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rulon Velvet Jones

Jets-Broncos: 10 observations

By Matt Williamson
Scouts Inc.
New York at Denver
When: 8:20 PM ET
Watch: NFL
Preview
More scouting reports: Week 11

Scouts Inc. Position Advantage
QB NYJ
RB NYJ
WR NYJ
OL NYJ
DL NYJ
LB NYJ
DB NYJ
ST NYJ
Coach NYJ

Prediction
New York 14
Denver 17

Tombstone RJ · 11-17-2011, 09:31 AM

what a load of lulz. It's articles like this that make football fans hate the media. In essence Matt Williamson is covering all bets because he says the NYJs are a far superior team but he predicts a Broncos win.

In other words, he has no confidence in the Jets to win this game.

StugotsIII · 11-17-2011, 09:41 AM

This new offense will continue to add complexity….but the key is the zone read. They need to run it more.

HILife · 11-17-2011, 09:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kaylore

bendog · 11-17-2011, 09:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ

what a load of lulz. It's articles like this that make football fans hate the media. In essence Matt Williamson is covering all bets because he says the NYJs are a far superior team but he predicts a Broncos win.

In other words, he has no confidence in the Jets to win this game.

I think is was more like a failure to even do any preparation before writing the article followed by a failure to proof read, and if the spelling was right it was because of pure dumb luck.

Paladin · 11-17-2011, 10:53 AM

They need to change the name of that "organization" to

FUBAR: the Magazine of the Interwebs.

All the advantages but the Broncos win. New Yorkers are gonna shyte......

uplink · 11-17-2011, 10:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WolfpackGuy

They forgot to mention the "little known Teboz effect".

Broncos worse in all measurable but still get the W according to the article. That's the Tebow effect!

11-17-2011, 07:37 AM	#1
Rulon Velvet Jones You're not really here. Tight Butthole Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 6,597 Adopt-a-Bronco: Rent-A-DC	LULZ: Scouts Inc Jets at Broncos preview Jets-Broncos: 10 observations By Matt Williamson Scouts Inc. New York at Denver When: 8:20 PM ET Watch: NFL Preview More scouting reports: Week 11 Scouts Inc. Position Advantage QB NYJ RB NYJ WR NYJ OL NYJ DL NYJ LB NYJ DB NYJ ST NYJ Coach NYJ After breaking down film of both teams, Scouts Inc. offers 10 things to watch in this week's Jets-Broncos matchup. 1. Deal with a very short week: Denver is coming off another win, but the story of that game was how the Broncos were able to beat Kansas City despite Tim Tebow throwing just eight passes -- and completing just two of them. And with this being a Thursday night game, the Jets have an extremely short week to prepare for such a unique Broncos offense. The Jets have a major advantage overall when considering the turnover department. But Denver didn't turn the ball over last week or cause a turnover, while New York lost the turnover differential in its Sunday night loss to New England. The Jets' Joe McKnight has emerged as one of the top kickoff returners in the league. His production in this capacity has been fantastic. 2. Who visits Revis Island? Eric Decker is the most likely candidate to spend time stranded on Revis Island. Overall, the Jets will most likely play a ton of press man -- especially against a very ordinary group of Broncos wide receivers. As we saw last week, New York loves to employ a high number of defensive backs on the field and it often brings defensive back pressure. But the Broncos' offense and New England's could not be any more different. It will be interesting to see how Rex Ryan schemes for Tebow. 3. Get Miller blocked: Broncos LB Von Miller is the best defensive rookie in the league this year and has been simply spectacular as a run defender, but he's also is a demon off the edge getting after the quarterback. Mark Sanchez will have to be especially wary of his ball security in the pocket this week. But outside of Miller, the Broncos are not getting enough of a pass rush and their defense really has struggled versus the pass when they rush just four or fewer. The Jets will face a fair amount of 3-3-5 from Denver, with Miller as one of the linebackers who can quickly move to an end position or come off the edge as a pass-rusher. 4. Feature Holmes: Santonio Holmes should see plenty of Champ Bailey this week, but he still needs to be featured more in New York's passing game. Denver held Kansas City to 124 yards through the air in Week 10, but overall, opposing wideouts have had field days against the Broncos. Sanchez could be in for a bigger day than usual. 5. Matchup to watch: Jets LT D'Brickashaw Ferguson vs. Broncos DE Elvis Dumervil: Ferguson is an exceptional pass-blocking left tackle, but he was thoroughly abused by Andre Carter on Sunday night. Dumervil has not played up to his usual standards this season, but he certainly should not be taken lightly. Denver had four sacks last week. 6. Protect the edges: The Broncos do not throw very much at all, but when they do, they often go deep downfield -- often off play-action. Pretty much the entire Broncos' offensive line has struggled with pass protection, but the Jets did not record a sack last week. Aaron Maybin's career has been reborn in New York. The Jets don't ask a lot of him, but his edge pass-rush ability is prevalent. 7. Dominate on the ground: New York will have to be prepared for the read option and Tebow's ability and extreme willingness to run with the football as a physical ball carrier. Denver tortured the Raiders two week ago with the read option. And it did the same to Kansas City last week. The Broncos rushed for 244 yards -- even though they lost Willis McGahee and Knowshon Moreno early in the game to injury. If healthy, McGahee has broken off quite a few long runs and looks more explosive than in recent seasons. Moving Sione Pouha out of the middle of the formation is going to be an extremely difficult task for the interior of Denver's offensive line. And the Bronco's run blocking has been atrocious this season. The Jets have a fine pair of inside linebackers, with David Harris having a particularly strong season. The Jets did do a great job of limiting the Patriots ground game last week, keeping New England to a paltry 2.1 yards per rush. 8. Defend the middle zones: Sanchez is most comfortable throwing in the middle of the field and can struggle to generate the velocity to complete passes along the sidelines in tight coverage. His stats throwing outside the numbers are quite poor in fact. Sanchez also consistently gets better as the game goes along, which is a tremendous trait to have, although that was not the case at all last week. Sanchez has also been very efficient and productive in the red zone, while Denver's red zone defense has been a huge problem. 9. Compete up the middle: Nick Mangold is the best center in football and the Jets want to run between the tackles with Shonn Greene. The Jets have used a lot of two-back sets with FB John Conner playing a prominent lead-blocking role as a downhill banger. Broncos DT Brodrick Bunkley has done a real nice job against the run inside, but the entire Denver defense will be tested in this regard. 10. Matchup to watch: Broncos QB Tim Tebow vs. Jets head coach Rex Ryan: Ryan is going to show Tebow a lot of things he has never seen before, but also will most likely do everything possible to eliminate Tebow's run threat and force him to make throws. The Jets are a base 3-4 defense, but only in name, as Tebow will see a wide variety of personnel packages and fronts, which could be very difficult for the young signal-caller to decipher. New York has been known to use as many as seven members of the secondary on the field at once -- and the Jets are able to get away with it more than most teams because of the physical nature of their defensive backs. Quarterbacks have done little statistically against New York, and overall, the Jets' defense has been terrific in the red zone. Prediction New York 14 Denver 17

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11-17-2011, 07:41 AM	#2
jhns I'm all up in your face but you still can't C me! Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Omaha Posts: 12,405 Adopt-a-Bronco: None	... Wtf? They are better everywhere, including coaching, but we win? I'll take it!

11-17-2011, 07:47 AM	#3
rock Rookie New to the Forum Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 89 Adopt-a-Bronco: None	QB is not an advantage. Sanchez is just god awful and may be a worse moper than #8. And Until Ryan can prove that he's not just a talker, then he's not a better coach than Fox.

11-17-2011, 07:49 AM	#4
bendog Marginally Continent David Bowens, he'd be an upgrade Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Folsom Prison Posts: 19,935 Adopt-a-Bronco: David Bowens	. "Matchup to watch: Broncos QB Tim Tebow vs. Jets head coach Rex Ryan: Ryan is going to show Tebow a lot of things he has never seen before, but also will most likely do everything possible to eliminate Tebow's run threat and force him to make throws. " makes no sense because Tebow not only has no clue as to what a defense is doing but he's also shown that he'll run even though there's no lane and an open reciever.

11-17-2011, 07:53 AM	#5
WolfpackGuy Call me, "Maybe" Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Delaware Posts: 5,675	Bunk article. They forgot to mention the "little known Teboz effect".

11-17-2011, 08:13 AM	#7
TheReverend www.PatrickTurley.org ^ buy this... twice Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Jacksonville, FL Posts: 33,019 Adopt-a-Bronco: Mike Shanahan	LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

11-17-2011, 08:17 AM	#9
TheReverend www.PatrickTurley.org ^ buy this... twice Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Jacksonville, FL Posts: 33,019 Adopt-a-Bronco: Mike Shanahan

11-17-2011, 08:24 AM	#12
ludo21 RIP Darrent Williams Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Glendale, AZ Posts: 17,911 Adopt-a-Bronco: Paul Ernster	And the Bronco's run blocking has been atrocious this season. Say What!

11-17-2011, 08:29 AM	#16
theAPAOps5 A new beginning! Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Denver Posts: 26,058 Adopt-a-Bronco: Watermock - RIP	Love it, inaccuratey say the Jets have a favor in every advantage yet the Broncos win. About sums up things this year!

11-17-2011, 08:56 AM	#18
SonOfLe-loLang Young Buck Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 13,228 Adopt-a-Bronco: Thunder (RIP)	i like the line about our run blocking being atrocious all season. Oh someone mentioned this. Ok, i like how the line has a grammatical error in it. Good, i added something

11-17-2011, 09:31 AM	#20
Tombstone RJ Ring of Famer Old School Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: In the Tetons! Posts: 19,299 Adopt-a-Bronco: WorrellWilliams	what a load of lulz. It's articles like this that make football fans hate the media. In essence Matt Williamson is covering all bets because he says the NYJs are a far superior team but he predicts a Broncos win. In other words, he has no confidence in the Jets to win this game.

11-17-2011, 09:41 AM	#21
StugotsIII O-H Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 1,251 Adopt-a-Bronco: Rahim Moore	This new offense will continue to add complexity….but the key is the zone read. They need to run it more.

11-17-2011, 10:53 AM	#24
Paladin Ring of Famer Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 9,150	They need to change the name of that "organization" to FUBAR: the Magazine of the Interwebs. All the advantages but the Broncos win. New Yorkers are gonna shyte......