In a savage and meticulous breakdown of the play, the user calls out uncalled holding penalties, players seemingly lost in the action and Jets blocking their own teammates. As TD.sports pointed out, the interception was just one symptom of the dysfunctional machine the Jets put on the field on Sunday. The play took place in the first quarter when rookie quarterback Zach Wilson threw the first of his four interceptions on the day. Jets fans have made an art form out of trashing their team over the years, but one young fan has it down to a science.Ī young man on TikTok, with the username TD.sports, broke down one of the worst offensive plays the Jets had in their Week 2 loss to the New England Patriots, and left no survivors.

Take this team in Week 3 for your NFL survivor pool This Jets receiver is no longer an afterthoughtĭriver who killed Jets coach in bike accident won’t be charged We are removing this content and redirecting hashtags and search results to our Community Guidelines to discourage such behavior.Jets need this unit to build on Week 2 progress “We expect our community to stay safe and create responsibly, and we do not allow content that promotes or enables criminal activities. Meanwhile, TikTok said it is removing any “devious lick” videos and sent this statement to Channel 2. Other schools across metro Atlanta say they are increasing patrols and bathroom checks. Riverwood High School in Sandy Springs also saw several thefts. North Atlanta High School also posted a similar warning on the school’s Facebook page and said it’s seeing soap dispensers, sinks, hand dryers and other things destroyed. She said the amount of time and money it takes to repair, replace and repaint is becoming too much.

Midtown High School principal sent a note to parents and students calling it immature and criminal behavior. Similar incidents have been reported all over the country with school officials promising harsh punishments for students caught destroying and vandalizing school property. Atlanta man could have to foot bill for ‘nightmare’ sinkhole in yard.Thousands of Cobb County parents want school board to condemn anti-Semitic graffiti.Former President Jimmy Carter’s daughter-in-law dies.The soap dispensers were found in one of the student’s backpacks, according to the report. The police report alleges that the students removed soap dispensers from the walls and overfilled the toilets with paper towels. The second is charged with criminal trespass and interference with government property. One student is charged with theft by taking. Newnan police confirmed to Channel 2 Action News that two Evans Middle School students have been charged.

Tok tik log in