NY Jets Therapy

2007-01-03T12:45:00.000-08:00

Even though Bad Dog said the NY Jets would never make the playoffs they proved him wrong in a big way, finishing the season with a convincing win over the Oakland Raiders, racking up a season-total of ten wins and earning a ticket to the post-season. To be fair, Bad Dog was not alone in questioning the teams’ chances. But that is all history and our Dogs were pretty damn excited.

Bad Pup broke out the champagne early and Bad Dog was practically bellowing his praise for the Mangenius – even if Bad Dog’s nephew wanted to know what it takes to get a smile out of the guy.

Onto the game, the first biscuit of the day went to TE Chris Baker for both protecting his QB and making a number of key grabs. Bad Dog kept the praise flowing, singling out WR Cotchery and then, well, just praises the entire team en masse. Bad Pup wanted to know how FS Kerry Rhodes was passed over for the Pro Bowl and Bad Dog blames his favorite whipping boy, ESPN’s Tony Kornheiser. Sticking with favorites, Bad Dog continues to love RB Cedric Houston and proclaims Leon Washington an official star of the NFL. Bad Pup mixes things up a little with a shout-out to WR Brad Smith.

If there was a downside, Bad Pup feels it was that the Jets were soft on run defense, letting the Raiders rack up yards on the ground. If there was something approaching a cheap shot, that would have to go to Bad Dog, who credits the win, in part, to the absence of his despised CB Andre Dyson.

After a brief break to celebrate New Years’ Eve the Dogs were back, albeit a little hung-over, to rehash the playoff scene. Both Dogs congratulated Coach Mangini for leading his team to the playoffs in his first year as head coach and were somewhat amazed to see that Herm Edwards was able to sneak his new team, the KC Chiefs, into the post-season.

Even with all this good news, Bad Dog simply couldn’t let up on Dyson, who is still out with injury. He feels Dyson is the Mangenius’s one coaching mistake and that the team would be far better off with Barrett. He does wish Dyson a speedy recovery, though one might think Bad Dog wouldn’t be too sad to see Dyson remain sidelined for the playoffs.

The Dogs then spent a little time looking over the other games from last week and pointing out what a strong rookie class there was this year. For the Jets that included WR Brad Smith, C Nick Mangold, and, of course, Mr. D’Brickashaw Ferguson, who Bad Dog has high expectations for in the upcoming battle with the Patriots.

Bad Pup turned her attention to Chad Pennington, giving him big props for his strong performance all season long, calling him the comeback player of the year. Even Bad Dog, who has had some problems with Chad in the past, is fully behind him.

Looking ahead to the New England Patriots, the Dogs see the keys to the game being providing enough protection for Pennington and blitzing NE’s Tom Brady whenever possible. Even though they don’t respect coach Belichick on a personal level, they certainly are wary of his field prowess.

So, even though nobody thought it was gonna happen, the Jets are in the playoffs and NY Jets Therapy will continue for at least another week. As Bad Pup points out, the Jets have been strong on the road all season long and the Patriots aren’t quite so unbeatable this year. Still, it’s going to be a tough game for the boys in green and white and the Dogs will be watching with Malox in hand.

Hello Playoffs, It's Us, The Jets...

2006-12-29T14:19:00.000-08:00

Season’s greetings and happy holidays to everyone out there in NYJetsTherapy land. A little bit too much Christmas cheer left yours’ truly slow on the uptake, thus the delay in this weeks’ blog. I mean, it’s one thing for those pro-bloggers over at Deadspin.com but us freelancers hit the occasional speed-bump. Also, figured nobody needed quite so much therapy with the Jets continuing their winning ways. That said, it is definitely time to check in with our favorite fans, Bad Dog and Bad Pup.

Bad Dog is sounding, well, he really puts it best with, “I am all doped up after that game.” Bad Pup had calls from relatives checking in to see if she was in need of medical attention after the game.

Before even discussing the fact that the Jets actually won the game, our Dogs need some time to process the first half. They both agree that QB Chad Pennington was NOT looking himself, even during pre-game warm-ups. However, as the Pup points out, he got it together in the second half, throwing 9-15 for 196 yards and a touchdown. The Dogs took a break from their call when Chad appeared for his post-game interview.

Back from the press conference, the only thing Pennington seems to have addressed was feeling bad for leaving WR Coles so vulnerable. He didn’t say anything about the first half misfires.

Moving on, Bad Dog hands out a game-ball to offensive coordinator Marty Shotenheimer for his calls at the end of the game. Leon Washington gets a game-ball from Bad Pup for his great yards-after-the-catch to keep a couple of scoring drives alive. Bad Dog took issue with Washington for not putting out the “May Day” call on the bad kick.

Both Dogs agree that Mangenius lived up to his moniker, keeping his cool and providing great team preparation. They also agreed that the defense held strong all game, especially the always-consistent Hobson. Bad Dog couldn’t help himself and commented that the defense really improved when his favorite safety, Dyson, got injured and he complained about the defense letting the Dolphins rush for over 100 yards. Bad Pup, always sticking up for her boys, countered that the Jets D held the Fish to 1-for-13 on 3rd down attempts. She also threw in a nice word for this blog’s Patron Saint D’Brickashaw!

On the offensive side, Jets got credit for holding Jason Williams to only 3 tackles and one sack. Cotchery also got a credit for strong play as did Justin McCairens

Done with the team, attention turns to a Bad Dog favorite – the press. Specifically, the guys at ESPN and Tony Kornheiser. “He’s a moron,” offers Bad Pup. Bad Dog clarifies, “This guy is a football moron,” and takes exception to Tony questioning Chad’s ability to lead a 2-minute drill down the field. Michelle Montoya doesn’t escape comment either, as Bad Pup calls her to the carpet for asking the Williams Sisters to compare being a pro tennis player to being a pro footballer. In the end, the Dogs were so unhappy about Kornheiser and the ESPN crew that they were ready to take Dennis Miller back!
Summing it all up

Summing up, Bad Dog and Bad Pup give all credit to the team for the big win and even a nice shout out to Jets placekicker Mike Nugent – of course, you can read more about kickers all around the league at The Kickoff. For now, bring on those Raiders!

Back in the Playoff Hunt!

2006-12-20T11:13:00.000-08:00

J-E-T-S JETS JETS JETS! After last week’s disappointing loss to those spoilers the Buffalo Bills, our New York Jets turned it around this week, putting the hurt on the Minnesota Vikings.

Since the Jets won and the fans don’t need quite as much therapy please allow me to introduce myself… while you all know me as the official blogger for Bad Dog and Bad Pup – a title I consider one of life’s highest honors – there is more to the story. I also operate HERE’S THE KICKER a blog dedicated to the guys who kick the ball out on the gridiron. When not obsessing over field goals and punts (hey, someone’s gotta do it) I work as a creative development exec for a film and TV company and produce short form content under the moniker of ThePoorBastard .

But enough about me and onto our weekly recap of NYJetsTherapy with Bad Dog and Bad Pup.

Bad Pup kicks things off by saying, “we’re back in the playoff race!” She was even serenaded by some buddies who called from the bar – their song of choice? Stayin’ Alive. Nice.

Bad Dog is not so easily satisfied and start off by pointing out that the Jets gave up a late touchdown. Not to mention the poor start of the game, largely blamed on much-bemoaned CB Dyson. Bad Dog calls for him to be benched and replaced full-time with Hank Poteat and David Barrett. Bad Pup can’t argue though she points out he made a few good plays later in the game.

Onto the positive, tons of praise for QB Chad Pennington. Great use of the whole squad of receivers and worked the play-action pass like an expert. Lavernius Coles also felt the warm embrace of the Dog’s love. “He’s all-pro. If he’s not all-pro, who is?” And then, like music to this blogger’s ears, the Bad Dog handed out a biscuit to my man D’Brickashaw! Though both Dogs are withholding a final verdict until they see how he does against the Miami Dolphin’s fantastic Jason Taylor.

And if this wasn’t already pretty much my favorite therapy session this season, Bad Dog eats crow on the subject of kicker Mike Nugent. Three field goals close to 50 yards last week finally sent home the message that Mr. Nugent is a true asset to the team. Bad Pup knew I’d be happy to hear them praising the kicker and even gave me a little shout-out of my own. Happy days, indeed.

Of course, we can’t stay positive for too long. Wouldn’t want the Dogs to lose their bite. And the bite turns to Shaun Ellis, who Bad Dog feels missed some key tackles and sack opportunities. Bad Dog wonders if he isn’t just out of shape at this point and needs to be benched. Bad Pup gives Ellis a little support but not a whole lot. The silver lining on defense is DT’s Matt McChesney and Dewayne Robertson who both Dogs praise.

Bad Dog also likes how TE Chris Baker has been playing – laying down solid blocks and reliable catches. However, he is a bit concerned that MLB Vilma is having some trouble. He also points out a “hidden player” - #33 SS Eric Smith – that is really exciting to watch when he gets into the game.

Bad Pup is surprised they’ve gotten this far into the show before Bad Dog can get in some lovin’ for his pet player, RB Cedric Houston. Though, once she opens the gates Bad Dog is off and running. “The New York press if they don’t understand that this guy is the real mccoy, I don’t understand…He is a bull!” Although he really only got off for 60+ yards it was against the #1 run defense.

Bad Pup finally gave some props to Mangini and the coaching crew for keeping them in the game after the rough start and Bad Dog makes a final plea to the NY Press on behalf of Houston.

Now, bring on the Fish! And Happy Holidays to all the Jets fans.

Tough Week at Home...

2006-12-12T19:33:00.000-08:00

Well, sometimes you get what you ask for whether you want it or not – and that’s what happened to Bad Dog and Bad Pup this weekend. Thanks to a 31-13 loss to the Buffalo Bills, New York Jets fans need their NYJetsTherapy now.

But before we get to the post-game comments, let’s take a quick look back at some choice comments they had pre-game.

Both Dogs were feeling a little uneasy. “The Jets have a history of letting people down,” said the Bad Dog. Bad Pup was concerned about stopping the Bills from running rough-shod over them and whether or not the Jets would be able to keep pressure on the QB to give their somewhat suspect secondary a fighting chance. Bad Dog continued his love for Huston, the emerging “half-back of the future” for the Jets and said, “Mangini’s my man!”

Later on, in a rare solo pre-game rant, Bad Dog had a few things to say about the New York press. “They don’t understand football,” was the opening salvo. Bad Dog really had it in for Newsday and what he felt was a very flawed “Top 100 New York Sports Figures” list that included Jason Fabini, a guy who, according to Bad Dog, had half a good rookie year and that’s it. After switching from right to left tackle, Bad Dog goes so far as to ponder if Fabini didn’t, “murder more people than that guy in Iraq.” Bad Dog summed up is feelings by saying the Newsday sportswriter should switch to something more his speed, like the fashion beat or maybe just a delivery boy. He also would like to see the Post’s Paul Mushnick sent to Siberia. “He’s a lamebrain, this guy!”

Before signing off and heading for the game Bad Dog predicted the Jets by 8…

Post-Game Wrap-Up

Well, it wasn’t quite like Bad Dog predicted. And, sadly, he watched it in person. As for Bad Pup, she says, “I’m mad, I’m sad, I’m sick, I’m pissed.” But, as Bad Dog says, that’s why they have the show. Time for some NYJetsTherapy.

Bad Dog opens up the show with some questions about Chad Pennington. With only a handful of really good games this season, Bad Dog wonders if he isn’t really a backup QB. He also wonders about this blogger’s favorite Jet (in name only) D’Brickashaw. But he liked how the center, Mangold and RB Leon Washington looked. And, as a capper, Bad Dog uses some 20/20 hindsight and asks if maybe the team should have gone for QB Matt Leinart in last year’s draft.

Bad Pup was more willing to defend Pennington, reasoning that most of the current starting QB’s in the league are having their ups and downs.

Back on my man D’Brickashaw, Bad Dog did not like that he ended up on his back two or three times over the course of the game and both Dogs agree that he needs to put on some pounds if he is really going to compete in the pros.

Bad Pup brought things back to Pennington and continued to defend him, complaining that the WR’s were having trouble getting open though she was willing to admit he didn’t look great out there today. She also stood up for D’Brickashaw, saying that LT is the toughest spot on the line and you need to give the rookie a full season before judgement.

Moving on, RG Brandon Moore got a nice shout-out from Bad Dog, “He’s a tough kid. He’s making some blocks,,” as well as a nice shout out for your very own blogger’s little “Mangenius” cartoon from last week’s entry. Though Bad Dog goes on to say that Mangini had a “bit of a brain concussion today,” especially as to the 4th-and-inches call that went all wrong. Bad Pup agrees and feels that the type of on-the-edge coaching that got the Jets so far this year was not on display today. Not having faith that your team can move that ball a foot does not send a strong sign of confidence. Bad Dog was also a little displeased that he’d given Marty Shotenheimer, the Jets’ offensive coordinator, such glowing pre-game commentary.

Next up, a closer look at the box scores. Bad Dog starts with LB John Vilma who was good for only a single tackle, even though Bad Dog thinks he is a fine player. The blame, he proffers, falls at the feet of the Man-genius for not using him properly. Vilma’s got to be involved or be yanked. Something has to change.

Bad Pup takes a look at total plays run and finds the Bills ran 52 while the Jets ran 70. The reason for the discrepancy is that the defense got burned for a couple of very big plays and the offense coughed up the ball in their own territory twice. Not exactly how you win games.

Both Dogs wanted to know how a supposedly injured Willis McGahee was able to run the ball so well against the Jets.

There was a bit of a disagreement over who to blame for the Bills’ Lee Evans’ big grab. Bad Pup feels David Barrett simply got burned on the double-pump while Bad Dog thinks some of the blame should lay with Kerry Rhodes for not backing up Barrett properly. Both agree that Rhodes is having a Pro-Bowl year.

Even with the loss, Bad Pup had some biscuits to hand out to Hobson for his 2 sacks, Thomas for his sack and general hard play and Justin Miller for all-around solid play. Bad Dog didn’t argue and even credited Justin Miller for his return game.

All in all, it was poor execution on all fronts and it lead Bad Dog to make a dire pronouncement – the Jets will NOT make the playoffs! Though Bad Pup thinks he’s being too grim and is holding out some hope for a wild card. Bad Pup gives her Jets fans some much-needed therapy as she paints a little silver trim around a rather grey cloud.

We’ll find out one way or the other next week in Minnesota.

Winning in December

2006-12-07T06:54:00.000-08:00

You’d think the approaching of the holidays and the New York Jets absolute creaming of the Green Bay Packers would be enough to put Bad Dog in a good mood but…

Bad Pup tries to start things off right, singing the praises of a great win at a time when seasons can be made or broken – the cruel month of December. But before she can even get rolling the Bad Dog is growling.

“I’m asking the Jets to stop playing like this.” Why?! Because who needs NYJetsTherapy when you’re a winner! Bad Pup went through her usual pre-game ritual consumption of antacids and anti-anxiety meds all for nothing. Bad Dog is so upset over his lack of reasons to be upset that he actually calls for the firing of Mangini, “he’s too smart, he’s too good, he’s a genius!”

So, onto the player of the game and the winner is Cedric Huston and Bad Dog is quick to take the credit for having sung his praises all season long. Bad Dog is so sure of Huston he doesn’t think the team will need to pick up any backs in the off-season.

Bad Pup, as seems to be a trend, is quick to credit the Jets’ fine offensive line for setting Huston up.

Some finger-wagging at the Packer’s AJ Hawk for celebrating a bit too soon after his first tackle of the game, though it seems like the Jets shut him up pretty well soon after.

Back on the love-train, Pennington is cited for his strong contributions and for finding eight different receivers during the course of the game. Cotchery is also singled out, as is Coles, Smith and Baker – who Bad Pup is sad to have left on her fantasy teams’ reserve list.

And after weeks of pounding by the Bad Dog has to give Dyson credit for making the interception, though it was faint praise at best. Even more shocking, he struggles to come up with anything negative to say about the zebras.

So, with Bad Dog at a loss for complaints, Bad Pup tells us what made her happy. Just before the half, up over four possessions, the Jets took the ball into a true 2-minute offense – playing to win, not to just hold on.

With things going so well for the Jets, our poor therapists are left to pick on those outside the usual circle and they landed on Seattle Seahawks’ coach Mike Holmgren. Bad Dog, commenting on the teams five false starts asked, “Where does he coach from, the beer hall?”

After a brief return to praising the Jets defense and lacking anything left to be upset about the Dogs look ahead and see the Bills up next – not the toughest team in the world but they strike me as spoilers and Bad Dog agrees with me…

Jets Take Houston to the Pound 11-26

2006-11-28T14:09:00.000-08:00

Hello New York Jets fans and welcome to a much happier recap of the Bad Dog / Bad Pup podcast for NYJetsTherapy.com!

Our two Baddies are feeling pretty good after Sunday's trouncing of the Houston Texans, with Bad Dog going so far as to say he's "not even nervous right now," while Bad Pup is a bit more cautious looking ahead to the remaining schedule.

Of course, before they can even get to praising the Jets for their efforts Bad Dog is warning us of his anger to come. Bad Pup isn't ready to hear it and reminds us that the Jets didn't commit their first penalty until late in the 4th quarter and credits the whole coaching squad for the accomplishment. Bad Dog concedes Mangini is doing well and grants him a 95% genius rating.

With the good will flowing Bad Dog struggles to decide who he loves more this week, Chad Pennington or the Jets' defense. They both loved Chad's post-injury fist-pumping for the fans and his overall ballsy performance that included more than 250 yards of offense and not a single turnover.

Moving onto defense, DT Dewayne Robinson is singled out by the Bad Dog and Pup likes DE Shaun Ellis even though Dog felt he wasn't really wrapping up the quarterback. Of course, safety Kerry Rhodes got big props with Bad Dog preemptively naming him to the Pro Bowl team.

As for weekly whipping boy Dyson, little has changed with even Bad Pup finally sounding like she's given up on him. Bad Dog feels he is lining up too far from the receivers and Bad Pup bemoaned Dyson getting faked out by a cut due to a lack of field-vision.

In the "one to watch" category, Bad Dog points to #33, rookie safety Eric Smith. Said Dog, "this kid wants to play football!" even though he is from Michigan State – a sore point for our two commentators.

On the offensive side of the ball, Bad Pup starts the shout-outs with the Jets' receivers, Lavernues Coles and Jerricho Cotchery, who each had over 100 yards on the day. Pup was especially impressed with their effort on yards after the reception while Dog loved Coles leaping touchdown catch. Chris Baker got brief credit for his nice work as did Tim Dwight and Justin McCareins.

Running Back Kevan Barlow did not fair so well, singled out for missing a block that led to a hard hit on Pennington and Bad Dog called him, "at best a role-player," though he did like Cedric Huston's work protecting the QB.

This blogger's favorite player (for name only), D'Brickashaw Furguson was a topic of contention, with Bad Dog having serious doubts while the Pup sees him improving with every game.

In the podcasts' odder moment, Bad Dog airs his theory that #68, T Anthony Clement couldn't be more than 5'4", 120 pounds. "Why are they starting a midget?!" is his repeated cry. According to the Jets official site Clement is 6'8", 320 pounds… and when that was pointed out to Bad Dog in the stands he could only shrug in bafflement.

And finally, the part of the show this blogger has been waiting for all day (and you can read about it and all things kicker at http://thekickoff.blogspot.com), let the praise and forgiveness begin for placekicker Mike Nugent – perhaps the most frequent target of our duo's frustrations (except for referee Mirelli, poor guy). "I gotta eat crow today," proclaims Bad Dog. Seeking some reason for Nugent's turnaround (and Bad Dog was just kidding when he mentioned steroids) they decide it is thanks to his appearance on David Letterman and Bad Dog would like to make him the special teams asst. coach. They even squeezed in a quick word of praise for "the best punter in the league" Ben Graham.

In closing, Bad Dog and Bad Pup are feeling great about the New York Jets and are even whispering about a playoff shot…

11-19 DA BEARS game against the Jets

2006-11-20T19:17:00.000-08:00

Greatly depressed" and "super depressed" are the words used at the opening if this weeks New York Jets Therapy podcast with Bad Dog and Bad Pup.

Following last week's exciting upset of the New England Patriots the Jets faced the 8-1 Chicago Bears who were returning to New York for their second game in as many weeks, having lately dispatched that other New York team.

However, while the scores may change one thing remains consistent and that is the lack of love for the refs. Bad Dog starts us off, bemoaning the combined challenges of the Chicago's highly-rated defense and poor calls. Obviously, most of the venom was due to an overturned call on what appeared to be a fumble and moved on to the hefty fine levied against Hobson ($7500!) for the hard hit last week. BadDog couldn't help himself and let the anger show against last week's target, Mirelli, "The integrity of America is going downhill," is how Bad Dog put it.

As for the rest of the game, Bad Dog didn't have much to say about Chad Pennington's mediocre performance (19-35 for 162 yards and two INTs) but they both felt the offensive line held strong. Bad Dog also drew attention to RB Cedric Huston who made only his second appearance of the season running 11 times for 45 yards and showing signs of more to come.

At the same time Bad Dog still has it in for Dyson and Coleman, who he felt both failed the team again on Sunday. Bad Pup, looking for the positive, pointed up the success of the Jets defense, especially their first-half performance.

Brian Urlacher's stellar performance elicited extremely kind words from BadDog, "A 100% football palyer," while Bad Pup wondered why nobody thought to put something in Brian's breakfast to slow him down a little. "Is that cheating? I guess so," concluded the Pup.

Discussion moved back to Pennington and BadDog put him on notice, warning that if he didn't get it together he could certainly see head coach Mangini replacing him for next season. Bad Pup was not quite as ready to completely give up on Chad.

After a brief technical glitch (blamed on the NFL refs) BadDog took the high road congratulating the Bears and Urlacher for their well-earned win.

He also gave some props to Anthony Clement for staying out of trouble and Bad Pup is loving the rookies for working hard. Mangold was even pegged for the Pro Bowl. Props also went to Rhodes and Hobson.

Bad Pup definitely took exception to Mangini's decision to go with an onsides kick but Bad Pup was willing to defend "the Penguin" and gave a shout-out to this writer's favorite position on the field, the punter, serving up kind words about Ben Graham. "He's putting missiles up there" but was still bemoaning place kicker Mike Nugent, "This Nugent's got a pussy leg" (for all things kicker checkout HERE'S THE KICKER at http://thekickoff.blogspot.com). Later in the podcast BadDog returns to the subject of Nugent, begging Mangini to head to Australia to find a better man for the job.

Looking ahead, BadDog sees a lot the teams the Jets are yet to face improving and doubts the team's ability to catch the still-strong NE Patriots while Bad Pup sees the need for some of their rivals to take a few losses to help the Jets' playoff picture.

Before signing off Bad Pup needed to hand out her biscuit of the week to Tim Dwight and Bad Dog agreed enthusiastically with the call.

And, of course, this week's secret phrase was uttered but I'm not tellin'!

Jets Poop on the Pats-Bad Dog and Bad Pup overview of podcast by D. Title

2006-11-14T19:51:00.000-08:00

Bad dog and Bad Pup are still recovering from the huge win over New England on Sunday. Of course, they were still able to hand out their “Classless King” award to Patriots’ coach Bill Belichik for the on-field snubbing of his one-time assistant. Bad dog went so far as to invoke Belichik’s deceased Navy vet father in his little tirade. Not that it wasn’t deserved. Bad dog wrapped up this thought by predicting this was officially the beginning of the end for the Patriots.

Next up was the “Blind Man” award to ref Iron Eagle for yet another blown call. This opened up the floodgates for a series of Bad dog finger-wags starting with Jaworski and Boomer for picking the Pats over of the Jets. Bad Pup chimed in with a snap of her own at Adam Shine for a similar offence and handed out the “Perogi” award to Jaworski although Bad dog wasn’t letting Boomer off the hook.

Taking a break from the negativity, Bad dog turned his attention to the excellent work of the offensive and defensive lines for the Jets who held the potent Tom Brady and company to only 14 points and provided their own QB with plenty of time to make the right throw. Shout-outs included Nick Mangold, D’Brickashaw (man, I am totally naming my first son D’Brickashaw!) Ferguson, Leon Washington, Rashad Moore, Shaun Ellis and Dewane Robertson. Bad Pup also took pleasure in the fact that Brady’s back was awful dirty by the end of the game and bemoaned the fact that Victor Hobson was robbed of a sack by another bad call.

Boy, did that pinch a nerve on the Bad dog. The man who blew that call was a referee named Phil Mirelli and Bad dog proceeded to let the man have it, not only for that call but for a call from last year’s playoffs. Bad dog recommended that he give up on football and start refereeing croquet (pronounced “crow-kette”) over in Greenwich. Bad dog got over this long enough to give a pat on the back to B.J. Askew and Chris Baker for their fine work. Back on the feel-good train, Bad Pup tossed a biscuit to Safety Eric Coleman for his 6 tackles and an interception.

Emotions seesawed as talk swung from to Andre Dyson and Drew Coleman, who got no lovin’ from the dogs, to the excellent run-back skills of Justin Miller with Bad dog going so far as to call him the best return man in the game – though this was before the Giants/Bears match and Haskells amazing return. Nothing against Miller but he has some serious competition.

Bad Pup turned the focus to the Jets receivers, showering them with praise for their efforts especially in terms of yards after the catch. This was also about the time the first secret phrase for the Buffalo tickets was uttered, but you’ll just have to listen to the podcast for yourself if you want a shot to win.

The coaches received mixed blessings, with Marty Shotenheimer’s son singled out for his super offensive play-calling but Bad dog had some questions about the whole 3-man rush.

Before signing off Bad Pup had a few choice words for kicker Mike Nugent. Now, I love the Bad Pup, but seeing as my other blog (http://thekickoff.blogspot.com) is dedicated to the kicker I feel like I have to side with Bad dog who gave Mike props for his excellent kickoffs.

Next week, bring on the Bears!

New York JETS Recordings on Post Giants Game

2006-08-29T01:35:00.000-07:00

Bad Dog and Bad Pup are the new hosts on the NY Jets Blog scene and podcast scene.
Nyjetstherapy.com was created out of necessity. Bad Dog and Bad Pup are the true die hard Jets Fans! Fireman Eddie better watch out! For my own mental health. I am related to Bad Dog and Bad Pup and every year Jet Season comes around and there is a new hope.
Then with each game the Jets break our hearts and chip at our souls. Bad Dog lives in NY and Bad Pup lives in San Fransisco. I have to listen to these two each week on the phone yelling and screaming and going back and forth like a sitcom. They are right though and felt it was time the public hear their commentary. Why is it called NY Jets Therapy? Well if your a Jets Fan you should know.

Go to NY JETS THERAPY.com call into the comment line and Bad Dog and Bad Pup might select you to post and comment in their next radio show/podcast.

They have the up to date information.

I am new to the website scene so please forgive us as we work out the logistics.

If there is someone out there that wants to contribute to our blogs..........let me know.
We are looking for other like minded Jet Dogs out there to create a group therapy.

Also looking for Malox or Pepto Bismol to sponsor the site.....seriously Jet Fans need it.
Or any pharmeceuticals out there.

This is for Jets fans cathartic relief and for fun..........

Finally a place to vent.

Anyway still holding out hope so I leave you tonight with

JETS! Jets! Jets! Jets!

For interviews with Bad Dog and Bad Pup.........sorry they only do radio! Unless you want to have the animated dogs on tv and they will do voice over.

Signed,
The Dog Walker
Bad Dog and Bad Pups publicist