So according to the Jets just because RW is a "rookie" he is going to get rattled. I dont think they know a thing about him.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20 ... ll-wilson/

Well they have to say something. They can't just say they are going to come in and lay down for him.

While it all makes sense in theory, there’s one problem with trying to rattle Russell Wilson: The kid doesn’t get rattled.

I think this says it all.

Seahawk Sailor wrote:

While it all makes sense in theory, there’s one problem with trying to rattle Russell Wilson: The kid doesn’t get rattled.

I think this says it all.

So does this:
“I definitely think I’ve improved a lot. I have to be honest with you; I like pressure just because there’s more green grass behind it. And if you make the play, there’s a lot of great things that can happen.” – Wilson on facing the blitz

I really do not think I've seen him rattled, not even on his worst days.

He got blitzed silly by the Cardinals and was still able to put the team in position in the end to win. The Jets need to do something to generate pass rush, since they aren't getting a lot of sacks. Pressures? Not sure about those. The first thing the Jets need to do is take away the run, so sounds like they plan to stack the box and bring pressure to see if the Rookie can handle it.

We will see how the plan works soon.

Sanchez is the one who is going to get rattled

So they shouldn't try to rattle him? What should their gameplan be then? Try to stop Giacomini?

Its Rex Ryan he can be creative on D. Now I am not saying there plan will work but, they might throw some thing new his way.

Sanchez will do so bad he finally gets pulled for tebow

endzorn wrote:So they shouldn't try to rattle him? What should their gameplan be then? Try to stop Giacomini?

Always one of these in a thread

Hehe if they want to feed the fire...who are we to say nay?

-The Glove- wrote:

endzorn wrote:So they shouldn't try to rattle him? What should their gameplan be then? Try to stop Giacomini?

Always one of these in a thread

I apologize.

The Jets better not try to rattle Wilson because he is super amazing and attempting to do what every team tries in every single game ever played will definitely backfire! Go Hawks!

Translation: this is a non-story.

endzorn wrote:

-The Glove- wrote:

endzorn wrote:So they shouldn't try to rattle him? What should their gameplan be then? Try to stop Giacomini?

Always one of these in a thread

I apologize.

The Jets better not try to rattle Wilson because he is super amazing and attempting to do what every team tries in every single game ever played will definitely backfire! Go Hawks!

Translation: this is a non-story.

Why so? You are applying an even broader sword than the Jets are. They are saying he's rookie and therefore easily rattled, so that would imply they think all rook QB's are easily rattled. We seem to have one of the few exceptions to that rule. Their comments seem to indicate that at least some of their players don't watch much game tape.

If they had said they're going to bring the pressure on Wilson without specifically mentioning the rookie aspect, that would have been different.

What should we interpret from your sarcastic remarks about RW? Have you been spending a lot of time with Hasselbeck? lately?

Why so? You are applying an even broader sword than the Jets are. They are saying he's rookie and therefore easily rattled, so that would imply they think all rook QB's are easily rattled. We seem to have one of the few exceptions to that rule. Their comments seem to indicate that at least some of their players don't watch much game tape.

If they had said they're going to bring the pressure on Wilson without specifically mentioning the rookie aspect, that would have been different.

What should we interpret from your sarcastic remarks about RW? Have you been spending a lot of time with Hasselbeck? lately?

This is exactly the point. Just because he is a rookie the Jets think he is going to get rattled like Gabbert does. They dont know RW, If they really had spent any time studying him they would say that alot differently.

Boy is our collective face going to be red if Seattle loses tomorrow.

WindCityHawk wrote:Boy is our collective face going to be red if Seattle loses tomorrow.

Pretty much the only true thing said in this whole thread.

Its a common thing to blitz new QBs, look how long it took Matt to learn how to handle it.

But I have to say Wilson has ice water in his veins on the field. I think that he has advanced enough that blitzes, even delayed ones won't "rattle" him.

HawKnPeppa wrote:.

What should we interpret from your sarcastic remarks about RW? Have you been spending a lot of time with Hasselbeck? lately?

Nothing. I love Wilson and I would snuggle his little midget bones. What I'm saying is that often people make something out of nothing.

This is akin to an article saying, "Jets Center plans on snapping ball against Seahawks", followed immediately by a post saying, "Their Center is an idiot...doesn't he know how good Brandon Mebane is?"

Teams try to rattle the opposing QB in every single game. Every. Single. Game. News at 11!

Joey13091 wrote:Sanchez will do so bad he finally gets pulled for tebow

that might not be a good thing,...we don't seem to play well against teams' second string QBs,...

endzorn wrote:

HawKnPeppa wrote:.

What should we interpret from your sarcastic remarks about RW? Have you been spending a lot of time with Hasselbeck? lately?

Nothing. I love Wilson and I would snuggle his little midget bones. What I'm saying is that often people make something out of nothing.

This is akin to an article saying, "Jets Center plans on snapping ball against Seahawks", followed immediately by a post saying, "Their Center is an idiot...doesn't he know how good Brandon Mebane is?"

Teams try to rattle the opposing QB in every single game. Every. Single. Game. News at 11!

I disagree!!!

If I was going up against Wilson, I'd rattle him by sending 2 or 3 on the rush and dropping everyone into coverage. Force him into making the right reads.

Reaneypark wrote:If I was going up against Wilson, I'd rattle him by sending 2 or 3 on the rush and dropping everyone into coverage. Force him into making the right reads.

If in man coverage, RW will run for the 1st down all day long.

If in zone coverage, no pressure equates to RW being patient until one of his receivers finds a seam in the zone.

No problema, amigo.

Man...jets are a joke. All they do is talk trash and never back it up.

Joey13091 wrote:Sanchez is the one who is going to get rattled

he already is

so Tebow doesn't think the CLink and 12th man will be a factor, and now this genious says the defense is going to rattle the rookie... love it, fanning the fire jets, fanning the fire.... i was hoping for a good hard fought victory, now i want it to be ugly, false starts, sacks, helmets sideways, bloodstains on the jerseys, bloody/broken noses and fingers, the whole nine... i want an all out a** whoppin now... oh and wilson to throw for 300 yrds 3 td's and run for 1 along with lynches 2 add a Hauschka field goal, that should make it around 45 to 10... i will however accept a 21 to 17 hard fought victory too... go Hawks!!!

Thats not what I took out of the story, rattle him by knocking him down, hitting him, and yes cheap shotting where they can. We are in a different conference and they see us every 4 years, a little extra activity is no skin off their back, they have nothing to lose. They have been targetting players all season, some with success and some not. This may turn into a dirty game when all is said in done.

Jets got no type of pass rush.....dont know why they say sh** like this