Jets are taking 350 rolls of toilet paper to London

So then England’s capital is stuck with the 1-2 Dolphins and the 2-1 Jets, two teams that live from memories of their respective glory days in the distant past and were equally embarrassed by their respective opponents during Week 3.

Through three weeks, he ranks fifth in passing yards (882), and his passer rating (85.5) is respectable. The only difference is the Jets will be playing this Dolphins team across the pond in London.

The new York Jets will have their hands full this coming week. “You don’t normally wear blue blockers or have (artificial) sunlight while you are eating breakfast”.

Coach Joe Philbin, at least publicly, is expressing confidence in Fox. “We’re playing an excellent defense“. We played hard but just didn’t play smart at times. The fact that he had a child in the auto further damaged his case. “I face good players every week”.

A better pass rush would ease the strain on the secondary. Part of the problem is spotty play from their linebackers.

The Jets have made a strong start to the new campaign but lost for the first time this term, 24-17 to the Philadelphia Eagles last week.

And they have done a great job containing Miami’s best player.

APPLYING PRESSURE: Even with the addition of $114 million tackle Ndamukong Suh, Miami’s defensive front has been less than stout.

“We haven’t been able to get teams in a lot of long-yardage situations where you can really tee off”, Philbin said. “We’re going to have massage people there right away”.

Their pre-game commitments mean wide receiver Brandon Marshall will be unable to look into adding to his collectables in Notting Hill this weekend. “I want London to be the global sporting capital”.

Tannehill has been sacked just seven times this season, but he’s facing a few form of pressure 40.7 percent of the time he drops back to throw. But on Wednesday, Suh expressed an openness to doing more.

“I want to go but I will not go”. I haven’t reached out to any players or anything yet. “Go from there and make plays”.

The National Football League has played 11 regular-season games at Wembley since 2007. And on both sides of the ball, no one would argue that things would change.

Through three games, Miami has been inept on offense and ineffectual on defense. “It’s about us”, right tackle Breno Giacomini said.