Darrelle Revis Offers Reason To Watch Jets

Jake Delhomme knew he was in for a long day yesterday afternoon with Darrelle Revis waiting to receive an interception from Delhomme.

Delhomme throws interceptions to cornerbacks going back to a horrible performance against the Cardinals in the playoffs last year at home. To this day, he can't cure his interception woes.

Yesterday, Delhomme continued his frustrating season by throwing four interceptions with two to Jets' beleaguered safety Kerry Rhodes, and two to Revis. With Rhodes, it's news since he has been terrible all year, yet with Revis, it's expected.

This shows the type of year Revis is having when everyone looks at his work as ho-hum.

When one looks at the Jets' roster, when it comes to having a Pro Bowl player, Revis should stand out. It's a good bet he will be playing in Miami this year.

Revis not only has four interceptions, but he shut down the other team's best receivers by forcing incompletions, or missed passes.

Randy Moss can attest to that, even he publicly denies it.

Even if the wide receiver catches the ball, he rarely breaks out with the Jets cornerback shadowing him.

Revis proved he can be a playmaker too by running for touchdown, as he demonstrated yesterday.

He is simply exciting to watch, and he is a player that the team can build around.

What's amazing about him is that he keeps his mouth shut, and lets his play do the talking. That's how a player gets it done.

Rhodes and Bart Scott should take notice to Revis' approach.

Scott likes to talk about how being a trash-talker raises a player's intensity. That's a bunch of hogwash even if it suits Scott well in his career.

If a player needs to talk to create attention and be a good player, one wonders how good he is.

Revis shows he can get it done by being meticulous in his preparation and pushing himself well in practice everyday. He is a football player.

He has a great knack of knowing where to read the ball, and that's something no one can teach.

His teams stinks, but since he plays in a major market, this should help his chances of not just being a Pro Bowl player but being a Defensive Player of the Year.

We all look to like at some bright spots of a lost cause of a season, and it's hard to do most of the time.

In this case, Revis proves it's easy to find something to be excited about.