Which supposedly good team that lost this weekend — 49ers, Colts, Chargers, Jets, Cowboys — should be the most concerned?
PRISCO: I’ll go with the Jets. To be honest, I never bought into the hype. They are way too limited in the passing game to be considered a Super Bowl team. This is a passing league. They can’t pass it. That’s a problem. When you play the style of football the Jets do, the margin for error is so slim. Everything has to go just right. Mark Sanchez can’t just manage a game and get this team to the Super Bowl. This is a chunk-yardage league. The Jets have to get plays down the field in the passing game. If the Jets lose this week to New England, falling to 0-2 with two home losses, they can forget the division title. With that passing game, it’s a pipe dream anyway. JUDGE: J-E-T-S, Jets! Jets! Jets! Not only didn’t they have enough offense to beat Baltimore, they didn’t have enough defense, either. This is the team that is supposed to have the best defense in the league, only it didn’t have the best defense in Monday’s game. Yeah, OK, so the Jets held Baltimore to 10 points and forced turn
