Observations By a Jets Fan

I have to preface that I am a long-time, long-suffering Jets fan, since they were the Titans playing in the old Polo Grounds in 1961. The Boston, and now, New England Patriots have been a nemesis since then.

Having says this, there are several observations I would like to make. 

Newsday, the paper of record for Long Island, demanded in Sunday's paper that Tom Brady had to "Prove It" (it's headline and story) that he was the greatest quarterback ever by winning the Super Bowl. If he did not, the implication was that he was all fluff.

Bill Belichick has proven that even in the most ignominious, lopsided score, he didn't give up as so many other coaches, who are in the HOF by the way, have done because it was an embarrassment to them. Instead, he looked at his playbook and found an epiphany waiting for him. At this point, he can do no more to earn his spot in the HOF.

Roger Goodell needs to apologize to Brady, Belichick, Robert Kraft and to the American people for thinking his opinions count for anything and just go away. He is wrong for this game. He is nothing more than a circus clown, which I despise, in a $600 suit. 

And finally, congratulations are in order to the New England Patriots, who faced a world of adversity at the beginning of the season, a 28 to 3 third quarter deficit and made history by mounting the greatest comeback ever in post season and Super Bowl history with a 34 to 28, first time ever, overtime win. 

It really can't be any sweeter than that.