Green Lantern: Stubborn 'Gang Of 3' Has Turned The Jets Into A Total Disgrace
The Jets are in worse shape now than they were before Rex Ryan arrived prior to the 2009 season. They are just a mess. And they have no one to blame but themselves.
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The Jets are in worse shape now than they were before Rex Ryan arrived prior to the 2009 season. They are just a mess. And they have no one to blame but themselves.
"Right now, we're not practicing like a championship football team. I don't see a lot of guys putting a lot of effort into film study."
We know that rewarding Odell Beckham in his NFL debut might be the thing to do. But we try to go a bit deeper here whenever possible.
The embattled quarterback was at the movies Saturday and told the Jets he was thrown off by the three-hour time difference in San Diego, the Daily News reported.
"We're not afraid of those guys," Royals ace James Shields said Sunday night. "We're going to go out there and play our game — but obviously, we're going to worry about that tomorrow."
Father Jack Radano is a lifelong Yankees fan. He spent many years laboring at the Vatican and is presently a professor at nearby Seton Hall University. I asked him to give his thoughts on Derek Jeter's last year.
Three strong teams in the Giants' division once again. It may be the NFL's most shocking on-the-field development this season.
In a must win game against the San Diego Chargers the New York Jets completely fell on their face in embarrassing fashion.
The New York Giants unleashed their newest weapon, Odell Beckham, Jr., and the rookie speedster was certainly worth the wait. Beckham caught his first NFL pass, as well as his first NFL touchdown, and provided a much-needed offensive lift. After a mediocre first half, the Giants' defense clamped down on Matt Ryan and company, and New York won going away, 30-20, at MetLife Stadium.
In other years, it would have been just like Big Blue to lose this game against the banged-up Falcons. Not in 2014, though. Not on Sunday.
Count on more blowouts, especially on Sunday when Denver comes to MetLife Stadium. Right now that game looks like a mismatch for the ages--parity be damned.
That left-over feeling of 'what can go wrong next' from last season is being replaced with that belief that somehow, someone is going to make a play to win the game.
Coach Rex Ryan blamed himself after Sunday's 31-0 undressing in San Diego. Geno Smith said his performance was pathetic. The Jets are a mess.
The Kansas City Royals waited nearly three decades to return to the postseason. Now that they're here, they want to stick around for a while.
Nelson Cruz sliced a two-run homer for his latest big postseason hit, and the Baltimore Orioles swept aside Detroit's Cy Young Award winners to hold off the Tigers 2-1 Sunday and reach the AL Championship Series for the first time since 1997.
