While the rest of the city continues to dig out from the snow storm that hit this weekend, there is absolutely no shovel big enough to move the pile of sugar honey ice and tea that was the Jets game on Sunday. So this Tuesday, a list that is mostly quit, and the same hit as always…

Hit it: The Jets D. They gave up ten points. This usually means a victory, unless your offense is the Jets offense. They held Atlanta to 238 total yards one touchdown and one field goal, and had a couple of nice goal line stands.

Quit it: Not running the ball. Why is it, that on a nasty windy day in the meadowlands, the number one (at the time) rushing team in the NFL chose NOT to run the ball? It’s not exactly like they have a lights out passing game. One of the day’s great mysteries.

Quit it: Mark Sanchez and his interceptions. He did have one great touchdown pass to Edwards (go figure), but he could not connect when the game was on the line.

Quit it: Special teams. The. Kicking. Game. Sucked. Seriously. A muffed snap and Kellen Clemens attempting to run with the ball? Two missed field goals? This was where the game was lost. Special teams didn’t look so special.

A bad, heartbreaking loss that pretty much kills any hope of the Jets doing anything past New Years except cleaning out their lockers. They started out with such promise. Shame.