Palladino: Jets' Unconvincing Win Over Raiders Won't Save Rex
The answer lies not in the stars, as Shakespeare's evil Cassius might say, but with his players. And those guys might well prove the death of Rex Ryan as a Jets head coach.
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The answer lies not in the stars, as Shakespeare's evil Cassius might say, but with his players. And those guys might well prove the death of Rex Ryan as a Jets head coach.
After today's "Moment of the Day" concluded, Craig was left wondering how anyone could name their child Richard -- and let's just leave it at that...
Each and every day here on the Morning Extravaganza, we get to listen to Joe Benigno cover the day's top headlines, as only Joe can. How 'bout that?!
The Jets are still mathematically alive in the clouded AFC playoff picture. And if the cards fall right, Craig vowed to host another pig slappin' tailgate party in the MetLife Stadium parking lot.
Jerry Recco was back at it again this morning, as he delivered a thorough and entertaining update for his legions of fans -- yes, Jerry has legions of fans -- beginning with the Jets' 37-27 win over the Raiders.
With a 37-27 win over the Raiders, the Jets are still hanging around in the AFC playoff picture, and that's good enough for Craigie.
The Rangers were trounced 4-1 by the Capitals at Madison Square Garden on Sunday.
The San Diego Chargers ended the Giants' playoff hopes by defeating New York 37-14 on Sunday.
Denver kicker Matt Prater kicked an NFL-record 64-yard field goal as the first half expired in the Broncos' game against Tennessee on Sunday.
It is feared that Gronkowksi potentially suffered a serious knee injury. Coach Bill Belichick said after the game that Gronkowski went to a hospital for observation.
The New York Jets set a season high for points and snapped a three-game skid with a 37-27 victory over the Oakland Raiders on Sunday.
The Yankees are checking in on former Mets starter Mike Pelfrey, according to WFAN/CBS Sports baseball insider John Heyman.
Boston Celtics posted the most lopsided victory in the NBA this season over the woeful Knicks. The Celtics routed New York 114-73.
Eli Manning claims he can't even remember why Archie Manning told the Chargers not to take his son with the No. 1 pick overall in 2004.
Marc Staal is one of the league's foremost shutdown defenseman. Unless the Rangers receive an unexpected stroke of luck, they will need to figure out how to cope with losing Staal for an extended period of time.
