World News – CA – Jets fans watch out: chargers could ruin Trevor Lawrence’s dreams

you . . . You with the bag over your head. … Everyone knows who you are … You are a Jets fan and you are nervous, you are plagued by fear, there is a pit of your stomach.

Chargers trainer Anthony Lynn has given his team the same message that will take you hostage for three nerve-wracking hours on Sunday:

On Yellow Brick Road after 0-16 and Trevor Lawrence (or 1-15 and Justin Fields) this is the biggest pothole.

The chargers don’t know as well as the jets, but make no mistake, they know how to lose. You’re 2-7 and five losses were by five points or less.

What should worry the Jets fan is the battle of the infamous losers against the patriots.

You may want them to go 0-16, but you don’t want to live with the shame of 0-16 for the rest of their lives.

Any team that loses their first nine games of the season has nothing to lose, nothing to fear but fear themselves.

Any team that plays against the team that lost their first nine games of the season has everything to lose and everything to fear, including fear itself.

What undoubtedly worries the Jets fan is whether the bye week it came will bring all of that Jets dynamic to a halt.

Then there’s Joe Flacco, who was sure to look like Joe Cool again for much of the Patriots game, launching missiles at the triumvirate of Breshad Perriman, Denzel Mims, and Jamison Crowder in a Chargers secondary school that only intercepted three passes has and gave up 18 touchdowns. Maybe they can all stay healthy in time for a progressive Sam Darnold (shoulder) to return against Tua Tagovailoa next week, but first things first.

The Jets fan will rely heavily on a vengeful Kalen Ballage and a decimated secondary school at the mercy of rookie phenomenon gunslinger Justin Herbert, who plays pitch-and-catch with Keenan Allen, Mike Williams and Hunter Henry.

On the other hand, the Jets fan familiar with a sleeping Samson whose strength faded when a Philistine cut his hair many years earlier before Super Bowl III was supposed to retire in horror would have thought Herbert with most of them At his press conference on Wednesday, his locks appeared shaved.

Herbert (19 touchdowns, six interceptions) was confused by the Dolphins’ amoeba defense last Sunday and sounded barely anxious to meet the fiendish Gregg Williams when he said, « It’s a tough defense to face, because you have to be prepared for many things. ”

Well, when it comes to rookie quarterbacks that Williams faced in 2019, Gardner Minshew (three TDs, zero INTs) and Daniel Jones (four TDs, zero INTs) were prepared for a lot of things, even though Dwayne Haskins (two TDs, an INT) was not.

To keep the Jets fan from losing hope, this is a good time to remind them that there’s a Buttfumble for every Super Bowl III.

Keep the Faith: The Return of Joey Bosa (Apr.. 5 sacks) from a concussion help a fighting defense of the chargers. Place occupied.

And the youth movement in Jets secondary – Frank Gore was in high school when these pups were born – will include rookies Bryce Hall and Ashtyn Davis.

This would be the perfect time for Adam Gases Jets to watch the scoreboard. Unfortunately, they seem to focus on the chargers instead. Just because Williams liked the energy and communication in Friday’s practice session doesn’t mean it will lead to a game day. But film doesn’t lie. The chargers shouldn’t be 8. 5 point favorites over everyone.

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