Jerry retweeted
When an #NFL team is getting so many blatant and obvious missed calls that #CBS does a missed call montage mid broadcast, there’s a problem.
When the NFL fines a head coach $250,000 for complaining about it, there’s a much much bigger problem.
Most #NYJets fans were happy, and dare I say PROUD to see our HC making the case to protect his players. Now he’s essentially been told to shut his mouth “or else”
This is a massive problem and something an upstart team will struggle to overcome.
When will it end?
What can we do to let Goodell know this is unacceptable?
#EnoughIsEnough #JetUp
Jerry retweeted
I don’t think you have a dog in this fight but if you did you would have shot it.
I’ll take @ellalangleymsic over Kacey Musgraves any day.
And if I’m choosin’ Texas, I’ll take Ken Paxton over James Talarico.
Jerry retweeted
if you watched the NFL and thought something didn't feel right, you're not alone:
#1 most flags in over a decade
thru 4 weeks, refs are impacting the most CRITICAL moments of games most:
#1 most red zone penalties per game by offenses in history
#1 most penalties on 3rd/4th downs in the second half of games in history
and 17 touchdowns nullified by penalty! (vs only 5 in 2025 & 4 in 2024)
Refs are impacting the most important moments of games unlike we've ever seen before in the NFL, and even some of the coaches are speaking up
full analysis and historical data:
sharpfootballanalysis.com/an…
Jerry retweeted
For no particular reason today I would like to state that being correct and being an asshole are not mutually exclusive! If you think being right is more important than being decent maybe a community isn’t the correct place for you!
Jerry retweeted
I think it’s important to engage in discourse in a respectful and engaging way. It’s really easy to get caught up in “I’m right and you’re wrong!” And it shouldn’t be that way. I like to pick other people’s brains but interactions gain zero value if you aren’t willing to reason.
Jerry retweeted
Tanking in the NFL is the ultimate way of kicking the can down the road. It does not lead to success. Doesn’t create a winning culture. And leaves a fanbase disengaged. All of it is bad for business.
Been seeing ‘tanking’ amongst some in the #Jets fan base and it’s the dumbest thing I’ve seen. Establishing a winning culture, especially with a young roster, is far more important than the perpetual cycle this organization has been in











