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"I kind of got away from that last week and that’s why we didn’t win”
"If I just hit that and don’t hesitate, I’m throwing a touchdown and we’re winning the game and we’re not even talking about it," he said. "We’re high-fiving and smiling and it’s a different story this week. That’s how tough I have to be on myself, and that’s how tough I am on myself. That’s the difference between 6-1 and 5-2.
[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] had tossed eight touchdown passes and zero interceptions through the season’s first four games,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but his numbers have taken a steady dip in the Jets’ last three contests. He has completed only 48.2 percent of his passes, going 54 of 112, and has thrown four picks — though two of those were snatched away from his receivers by Packers defenders — and one touchdown. He has been sacked six times and posted a 43.3 quarterback rating against Green Bay, by far his worst of the season.
"There were some running lanes out there and some balls I put in the air that I could’ve just ran with," [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] said. "Even if you get three yards, it’s like, ’Running the ball is fine. It’s OK to do that.’ Just get down, slide, run out of bounds and keep the chains moving and what’s absolutely best for the team.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] is supposed to be the Jets’ version of Magic Johnson, playing the role of a floor general and effortlessly dropping passes into his receivers’ hands.
Jets’ [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] needs to be aware of room to roam
[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] was exaggerating a bit, of course, by mentioning Rex Ryan’s teenage son. But he was kicking himself for missing Edwards, one of many plays the Jets simply weren’t clicking on.
That includes one play in particular on the Jets’ penultimate drive of their 9-0 loss to Green Bay on Sunday. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] completely missed an unguarded Braylon Edwards in the end zone on the second-to-last play of the drive, when he opted to uncork a pass to Jerricho Cotchery just behind the right front pylon.
"No question, it’s just not in his DNA to really pout about what happened," right tackle Damien Woody said. "He’s a fighter."

"Seth Ryan," the second-year quarterback cracked, "could’ve made that throw."
"When you have a quarterback that can run for a couple of first downs, that’s extra possessions," Ryan said. "That’s what he has to understand . . . Mark can run well enough. He doesn’t have to be Michael Vick, which is not going to happen. But he can still be effective running, especially when teams are dropping guys like they were in that situation. They’re almost giving you the run."
Mobility isn’t a problem for [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], whose surgically repaired left knee is fine. He has used his legs to scramble and buy extra time in the pocket, and now understands he has to be more conscious of the room he’s being given to roam.
However, his teammates are confident he’ll bounce back versus the Lions on Sunday.
"It’s about getting as many assists as possible from a point guard’s perspective," the second-year quarterback said yesterday. "And I’ve left a lot of them out there on the field."
"It’s this close," he added, putting his thumb and index finger together. "That’s why I’m like that."
Ryan thinks [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] should be more of a runner. At times against the Packers, he had the opportunity to tuck the ball away and make a run for it. But he stuck back in the pocket.
[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] never saw Edwards — until the next day while watching the footage in meetings.