Jets defensive schemes without Revis?

**scudmissile29** · 09-16-2012, 07:35 AM

How will it effect the Jets' defense?

They didn't suffer much of it badly during 2010 when he was out of 3 games

But they did play the Dolphins, Bills and someone else ******.

How are they going to gameplan, Without Revis it changes a lot of I think, and we have some good targets in Wallace (if he shows up in this game), Brown, Sanders, Miller and also Cotchery.

**BlitzburghRockCity** · 09-16-2012, 09:57 AM

I wrote an article earlier this week about the Jets missing Revis. Their secondary is good when they have both him and Cromartie healthy. It's a clear advantage for the Steelers now in the passing game as long as Ben gets time to throw. We simply have too many targets for them to cover consistently all day long.

I still think Sanders and Miller are going to have big games, they present matchup problems even more so now.

**Real Deal Steel** · 09-16-2012, 10:16 AM

Agree with Blitz,

The guys getting to the middle of the field should be open. Allowing Ben to get that ball out of his hands quickly.

**scudmissile29** · 09-16-2012, 01:08 PM

Originally Posted by BlitzburghRockCity

I wrote an article earlier this week about the Jets missing Revis. Their secondary is good when they have both him and Cromartie healthy. It's a clear advantage for the Steelers now in the passing game as long as Ben gets time to throw. We simply have too many targets for them to cover consistently all day long.

I still think Sanders and Miller are going to have big games, they present matchup problems even more so now.

Can you link the story please?

Right now I'm watching the Eagles steam roll over the Ratbirds defense, even though it's like 3 mins in lol

**Get7With7** · 09-16-2012, 01:16 PM

Because of how good Revis is, Rex takes more chances and blitzes more often since Revis takes away half the field. Without him, will Rex take as many chances?