**F**king Hell, I’m Actually Excited for the Jets This Year

As the lights shine bright on the upcoming Monday Night Football season opener, a mix of emotions swirls within me. Last year, I was ecstatic, envisioning a championship run for my beloved team. The memory of their previous season’s success still lingered, and I was convinced they would finally break their playoff drought. But, as fate would have it, disaster struck, and my excitement was replaced with crushing disappointment.

Fast-forward to today, and I’m met with a different sentiment. The same Monday Night Football stage, the same tough opponent, but a more measured enthusiasm. The blinding optimism has given way to a cautious excitement, tempered by the harsh realities of past heartbreaks.

My team has endured a 13-year playoff drought, a span that has seen generations of fans grow up without witnessing postseason glory. The last time they made the playoffs, the world was a different place – a different number one song, a different national champion, and a different sports landscape.

As we stand on the cusp of what promises to be a successful season, questions linger. Can our star player still perform at an elite level? Will our defense find its footing? Can our running back stay healthy throughout the year? These uncertainties aside, simply being in a position to contend is a significant step forward.

My team’s fans deserve better. No fan base should be forced to endure such a prolonged period of disappointment. Perhaps, just perhaps, last year’s setback was the catalyst for change. Maybe this is the season where fortunes finally turn around.

History has shown us that even the most downtrodden franchises can rise from the ashes. The Red Sox and Cubs are testament to that. So, as the lights shine bright on this new season, I’ll hold onto hope, tempered by experience, but still burning bright. It’s time for my team to break free from their playoff drought and give their fans the success they’ve been craving for far too long.

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