... It’s just the pre-season, where the starters play a few snaps, then it’s a parade of scrubs versus scrubs.

 

That’s what they say.

 

But they’re wrong.

 

The final score in the pre-season doesn’t count. This is true. Rams 23, Jets 20 was nice for a few minutes at the end, but it means absolutely nothing in terms of predicting how the 2009 regular season will play out.

 

But just because the final score is inconsequential does not make the process by which that score was achieved also inconsequential.

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