Normally this is where you’d hitch a ride with me down memory lane.&nbsp;

Jets-Colts? Are you kidding me? By now I’d have written a sonnet to Matt Snell, and added a snide remark about how open Jimmy Orr <em>still</em> is.&nbsp;

I’d be piecing together an ode to that classic Namath-Unitas matchup in ’72, the day the two of them combined for 872 passing yards and eight touchdowns (496 and six for Joe Willie) in a 44-34 Jets win at old Memorial Stadium in Baltimore. I’d be reminiscing about the time that Rex finally figured out Peyton Manning for the first time in that playoff game in Indianapolis.&nbsp;

Would you like to know how you know you have an awful operation, top-to-bottom? Well, the Jets have given you plenty of candidates to properly answer.{ai:summary}<p>The writer reflects on the storied history of the Jets-Colts rivalry, highlighting memorable games and performances, particularly the 1972 matchup featuring Joe Namath and Johnny Unitas. Nostalgia for past glories contrasts with the current state of the teams.</p><p>#sports</p>

Jets’ moronic kicking fiasco indicative of laughable season

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