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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Residual feelings from the Darrelle Revis-Richard Sherman feud, dormant for nearly three years, resurfaced Thursday in the New York Jets locker room.Moments after declaring Sundays game against the Seattle Seahawks a must-win for us, the Jets star cornerbacks mood turned snippy when asked about his Seattle counterpart.Revis interrupted a reporter in mid-question when Shermans name was mentioned in relation to their acrimonious history.Were not going there, Revis said.The reporter tried again.Were not going there, Revis said.Again, the reporter attempted to finish the question.Were not going there, Revis snapped.Finally, Revis was asked his opinion of Sherman as a player.No opinion, he said. Were not going there. Were not going there. Seahawks offense -- meaning he only wanted to answer questions on Russell Wilsons unit.Things got nasty between Revis and Sherman in 2013, when Revis was regarded as the best corner in the NFL and Sherman apparently wanted to dethrone him.Sherman posted their stats on Twitter, bragging, Women lie, men lie, numbers dont lie.Revis fired back: I never seen a man before run his mouth so much like girl. This dude just steady putting my name in his mouth to get notoriety.Sherman might have taunted Revis in Super Bowl XLIX on Feb. 1, 2015, gleefully holding up 24 with his fingers moments after Revis, who wears No. 24, was burned for a touchdown. At the time, Revis was playing for the New England Patriots. Sherman also couldve been referring to the Seahawks point total at the time, 24.Revis got the last laugh, as the Patriots won the Super Bowl. Sunday will be their first meeting since then.Its a huge game for the Jets (1-2), coming off an eight-turnover loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.Revis called it a must-win because the Jets need to regain the momentum back for the team, and for us moving forward. I think this Sunday, with a win, that would be a kick-starter for us, and start us up for the rest of the season. Hugo Lloris France Jersey . Vancouver Whitecaps and Toronto FC failed to make the postseason while Montreal Impact fell at the first hurdle losing heavily to Houston Dynamo in the Eastern Conference Knockout Round. Paul Pogba France Jersey . The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruling "puts an end to my dreams of being a top player," the 27-year-old Troicki said in a statement. "I worked my entire life for it, and it has been taken away from me in one afternoon by a doctor I didnt know," said Troicki, whose ranking peaked at No. http://www.nationalfrancesoccer.com/mamadou-sakho-france-jersey/ . 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Is Goff a bust???Yeah, its a hot-take world when it comes to quarterbacks, and everybody loves to jump to their favorite conclusions. In this case, its not that simple. While Goff and Wentz will forever be linked due to their proximity at the top of the draft, their 2016 situations are anything but apples to apples.Heres a key difference: The Minnesota Vikings didnt offer the Rams a first-round pick for their starting quarterback a week before the season. The Vikings?did do that for the Eagles, which sent Sam Bradford to the upper Midwest and elevated Wentz to the starters role.While the Eagles werent preparing Wentz to start Week 1 until that deal went down eight days before their opener, the fact remains that they did manage to sufficiently prepare him to start -- and play very well -- in September.To hear the Eagles tell it, it wasnt that tough.(Coach Doug Pedersons) system, 80-85 percent of it is just what it takes to play quarterback in the NFL. It would be the same no matter who was in there, said Eagles offensive coordinator Frank Reich after the teams Week 3 victory over Pittsburgh. That other 15-25 percent is the little nuances Doug put in there that work to Carsons strengths. Sam is a pure pocket passer. Youre not going to do as much play-action stuff, as much movement-based stuff with Sam. So when Carson went in there, we added some stuff based around what he does well and what hes comfortable with, but basically the offense stayed the same.At the time of the Bradford trade, people in the Eagles building were saying Wentz was mentally ready for the job, due to the time hed been putting in at the facility since May. They didnt know how that preparation would translate onto the field once the games counted for real, but they believed he was in a position to succeed.Its not too big for him, its not too fast for him, because his mind can process all of it, Reich said.Rams people say the same behind the scenes about Goff. Physically, sources say, they believe he could play now and compete. But theyre reluctant to put him into a game in a situation in which?he might not have success, and its fair to say he has had more to learn than Wentz.First of all, the system in which Goff played his college ball at Cal was not as close to a pro-style system as the one Wentz ran at North Dakota State. And?the circumstances of the Rams 2016 offense are more complex than the ones in which Wentz landed 3,000 miles farther East.Im happy for young quarterbacks when they have success, but we have our own sense of timing here with him, Rams coach Jeff Fisher said in a news conference last week. The quarterbacks are having success because of injuries. As I mentioned last weeek, had we not had the injuries that we did in the league, probably all four of those quarterbacks either would be inactive or backups.ddddddddddddhis offseason, the Rams hired Mike Groh and gave him the title of passing game coordinator. They retained their offensive coordinator, Rob Boras. They also hired Chris Weinke as their new quarterbacks coach. The result of that coaching cocktail is not only a lot of voices in the room and in Goffs head but also a complicated mixture of an offense thats trying to blend what the Rams were doing under Fisher with some of the principles Groh learned while working under Adam Gase in Chicago the past couple of years.A big portion of the passing game this year was different, Rams starting quarterback Case Keenum said in a phone interview Wednesday. Our protections are definitely a little bit different, and combining them with the concepts has been a challenge. Knowing whos hot on a particular play, when theyre hot, the dropback game. ... Theres been a lot of change, and its a lot to process. But I think its working pretty good.Keenum takes responsibility for some of the offensive issues, saying, Ive missed a few throws with some guys running open. The Rams are 30th in the league in passing yards per game and last in completion percentage. Only three teams have fewer touchdown passes than the Rams four.They are 3-1, however, thanks in large part to a defense that has taken away the ball nine times and is holding opponents under 20 points per game. Keenum and the offense have largely protected the ball well, and theyve done enough in spite of the growing pains.So add up the surprisingly strong win/loss start and the fact that this offense is still putting itself together, and you can see why the Rams dont feel any rush to get Goff in there. Its entirely possible hes as ready as Wentz is. But the Bradford trade gave the Eagles a reason to elevate Wentz, and the complexities of the Rams under-construction offense give L.A. reason to worry about Goff having too much on his plate if he does play.Wentzs coaches in Philadelphia are all quarterbacks -- Pederson the head coach, Reich the coordinator and quarterbacks coach John DeFilippo. Wentz is surrounded by people who speak his language, know what hes going through and communicate simply and on his level.Groh and Weinke were quarterbacks, but neither had ever coached quarterbacks in the NFL until this season. Boras is a former offensive lineman, and Fishers background is on defense.That doesnt mean what the Eagles are doing is right or what the Rams are doing is wrong. What it tells you is that the situations in which Wentz and Goff find themselves at the outset of their careers are very different. Its easy to look at what has gone on so far -- Wentz lighting up the league, while Goff rides the bench -- and say they may have been picked in the wrong order, but its important to remember theres a long way to go. A month does not make a career (or two careers). ' ' '