Former Jets Receiver Keyshawn Johnson To Be On 'Dancing With The Stars'
The former Jets wide receiver, along with busy cancer patient Valerie Harper, lead a class of 12 amateur hoofers in the upcoming 17th season of "Dancing with the Stars."
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The former Jets wide receiver, along with busy cancer patient Valerie Harper, lead a class of 12 amateur hoofers in the upcoming 17th season of "Dancing with the Stars."
Aside from jamming the eject button on Andy Pettitte the other day and letting Joba Chamberlain combust on the mound, G.I. Joe has done a David Copperfield job on his club this year.
Brown broke his left leg in the preseason finale on Thursday. He can begin practicing with the team in six weeks and will be eligible to return Nov. 10 against Oakland.
The 2013 season belongs to the Seahawks. When the NFL season ends in MetLife Stadium in the snows of February, Pete Carroll's Seahawks will survive the marathon that is the NFL.
American tennis star John Isner, who played last week in the US Open, is donating 20 percent of his prize money to a Long Island organization that helps train canines for blind and disabled veterans.
A source informed USA TODAY Sports that Mark Sanchez is worried that the "organization has turned its back on (him) and is prepared to move on. It is ready to start fresh with Geno."
Davis left Saturday's game at Washington with the injury. He grimaced and grabbed at his side after hitting a sacrifice fly. He bent over near home plate and didn't even try to run to first base.
Jets owner Woody Johnson won't try to temper expectations for his team this season. "I'm always optimistic," he said Wednesday.
Sources have told the New York Post that rapper Jay-Z has decided to sell his minority ownership in the Brooklyn Nets to Kidd, who was hired as the team's head coach on June 12.
The NFL's worst-kept secret is now official: the Jets are going with rookie Geno Smith at quarterback for Sunday's opener against Tampa Bay.
The Huddle Shuttle is a rolling Super Bowl exhibit and will house the Vince Lombardi trophy, video features and a mock locker room.
Most of you wanted him and now you got him, along with all the craziness that's sure to follow. Now you just have to ask yourself how patient you plan to be.
Goodell is disputing assertions that the league's $765 million settlement with former players is a paltry sum compared to the sport's revenues.
President Vladimir Putin sought to ease concerns that Russia's new anti-gay law would be used to punish athletes who display rainbow flags during the Winter Olympics in Sochi, while insisting that gays are not discriminated against in his country.
Andy Murray is well aware things probably will get a tad tougher the rest of the way at the US Open, starting with No. 9 Stanlisas Wawrinka in the quarterfinals.
