Geno Smith And His Jets Find A Way To Win
Rookie signal caller engineers a last-second drive to win the game. Can Geno Smith become a franchise quarterback?
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Rookie signal caller engineers a last-second drive to win the game. Can Geno Smith become a franchise quarterback?
"I'm never going to panic," Smith said after beating Tampa Bay. "I'm never in panic mode. It's a game. It's something that I've been playing my entire life."
New York started the game with turnovers on their first three drives, all in the first 6½ minutes. There were two INTs by Eli Manning, including his first pass. That's not how you want to start a season.
Jets coach Rex Ryan was correct in his post-game comments — there's no apology for winning an ugly game in the NFL. But he also must know that he was oh-so-close to getting run out of town only one game into his final contract year.
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How will Towson handle expectations? It's a completely new dynamic for the Tigers, but it's one they should relish.
If the defense holds up as well as it did against Tampa Bay, rookie QB Geno Smith might just get a chance to learn while winning, which is far better than learning while losing.
The Dallas Cowboys beat Eli Manning for the first time at their fancy $1.2 billion stadium with six takeaways in a 36-31 victory over the Giants on Sunday night.
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With NFL Week 1 and the Yankees garnering the majority of the attention on this Monday morning, Craig was sure to carve out a few minutes to discuss the suspension with Boomer, who is still curious about the use of a 'roach clip'...
After watching the lovely Miss Underwood's performance, Craig couldn't help but to be disappointed. But a smile did come to his face when Al Dukes made an effort to belt out the catchy jingle...
After an eventful weekend that included Week 1 of the NFL season, Jerry Recco had his work cut out for him as far as the update game was concerned this morning -- but he was clearly up to the task.
Don't look now, but the Jets are 1-0!
King was slowed by a serious knee injury in 1990. But he averaged 22.5 points in his 15-year career with five teams that ended in 1993. Now, he's a Hall of Famer.
