NFL Fines Jets' Rex Ryan $75K For Halftime F-Bomb
Jets coach Rex Ryan has been fined $75,000 by the NFL for using profanity while angrily responding to a fan at at halftime of the team's 37-16 loss to the Patriots in Week 10.
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Jets coach Rex Ryan has been fined $75,000 by the NFL for using profanity while angrily responding to a fan at at halftime of the team's 37-16 loss to the Patriots in Week 10.
The Giants are on the descent, an annual ritual among faithful watchers of Big Blue. And it's their own fault.
Freeh said his team "will be looking periods back to and including 1975," but added they are "not conducting a criminal investigation."
In most cases, the more we learn about something, the clearer we are. Not with Penn State, where this sickening spool unravels, revealing more lies and subterfuge.
Coach Tom Coughlin made no excuses for how his Giants, specifically, the offense, failed to bring the proper intensity needed to beat the desperate Philadelphia Eagles. The horror show was all on tape, anyway.
Tom Coughlin didn't mince words. "This is as big a disappointment as we have had around here in a long time," he said after the Giants' poor showing Sunday night.
When it comes to beating Bobby Valentine, the Yankees have been there, done that. (2000 World Series, anyone?)
Mark Herzlich's debut as a full-time NFL player had its moments -- both good and bad.
There are absolutely no excuses for the Bearcats' 56-54 loss to Presbyterian. But this team desperately needs to get their full complement of able bodies together if they want to be playing solid basketball at the start of the Big East season.
With no end to the NBA lockout in sight, an All-Star group is set to lead a four-game "Homecoming Tour," starting with a matchup in LeBron James' hometown of Akron, Ohio on Dec. 1 and culminating with a Dec. 10 contest in East Rutherford, N.J.
As the New York Mets have struggled on the field, their attendance has fallen 23 percent over the past two years.
Last year, the Eagles destroyed the Giants' season with a 28-point onslaught in the final seven minutes. This time, Andy Reid's team used a slow and excruciating method to hurt Big Blue once again.
Michael Goldberg wrote in an open letter to the NBA, the players' association and players that the upcoming season "must be saved."
When Jerry Recco suggested that Dolphins head coach Tony Sporano sounded a lot like Bill Parcells in his post game team address, Craig disagreed. In an effort to further prove his point, he morphed into the 'Big Tuna' and had a little fun.
