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The Foot Bowl: Jets vs Patriots


mav1234

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I want the Jets to win but I think Pats will destroy the Jets. I really like Rex Ryan but I think the Pats have great Foot Soliders and even though Revis has good feet the Jets D wont be able to stop Brady because he too has great feet that will keep the Jets D on their toes all day.

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