Gresh & Zo: How Big Was The Win Against The Jets
Can the Patriots continue to win with this no name defense?
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Can the Patriots continue to win with this no name defense?
Tom Brady threw three touchdown passes, including two to Rob Gronkowski, and the New England Patriots took control of the AFC East with a convincing 37-16 victory over the New York Jets on Sunday night.
Is Sunday's game against the Jets a must win?
New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has only been in the NFL for a year and a half, but he already knows to expect the unexpected when facing a Rex Ryan defense.
It's been barely a month since the New York Jets suffered a third straight loss - at the hands of their archrival, no less - and had their playoff hopes widely called into question. Rex Ryan would love nothing more than to give the New England Patriots the same experience.
New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan has already filmed his scenes as a Patriots fan, a role he certainly will not portray the week leading up the two team's divisional clash.
Rex Ryan says he won't guarantee an Oscar-worthy performance in an upcoming Adam Sandler movie in which he plays a Patriots fan, but the New York Jets coach thinks he might be right up there with Robert De Niro.
Dan Wetzel of Yahoo! joined Damon Amendolara to discuss what's going on with the Jets and this Patriots defense.
New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan called the Patriots "the better team" after their 30-21 victory over New York on Sunday.
The New England Patriots have allowed the most yards in the NFL. The Jets gained their fewest in 14 years in their last game. Both teams will look to right their wrongs at Gillette this afternoon.
New York Jets center Nick Mangold is questionable for the team's game at New England, but will likely start after missing the last two games with a high right ankle sprain.
Wes Welker did not say much on Friday, but is guessing he will have Derelle Revis to contend with on Sunday.
New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez labored through one of the worst games of his brief professional career in front of the entire country on Sunday night. The New England Patriots are hoping to make it two duds in a row.
Shaun Ellis was a dangerous intruder in New England's backfield when he sacked Tom Brady twice in last season's playoffs. He was a welcome addition when he walked into the locker room as a member of the Patriots this year.
The Jets coach did not let on to whether Darrell Revis was going to be covering Wes Welker but he did mention number 83 is tough to defend.
Felger & Massarotti continued things discussing the Patriots - Jets rivalry. Did the Pats make the right moves that will help them top the Jets?
The New England Patriots and New York Jets have a heated rivalry on the field, but off the field this preseason the coaches are singing each others praises.
Shaun Ellis spent the first 11 seasons of his NFL career as a New York Jet, but won't be getting any well wishes from his former team now that he is set to join their biggest rival; the New England Patriots.
With Felger out of the studio for the week, Mazz and Bertrand spent the first segment of Tuesday's show debating Rex Ryan's most recent controversial comments, and examining the new rivalry that has emerged between the Jets and the Pats.
All those intricate shapes and swirls tattooed on Rex Ryan's right leg have a pretty simple meaning.
With 31 NFL head coaches speaking their minds there was unanimity on one issue: They all expect their players to stay ready during the lockout.
New York Jets Head Coach Rex Ryan saw Wes Welker being bench for his "feet" press conference as a sign of respect from Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick.
Former NFL head coach Mike Ditka joined Felger and Massarotti to talk about Super Bowl XX. How would his Bears teams compete today? What are Ditka's views of Spy-gate?
Wes Welker says he regrets comments made in reference to foot-fetish reports involving New York Jets coach Rex Ryan.
Toucher & Rich take a listen to what Rex Ryan had to say after the New York Jets failed in the playoffs once again.
