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For 30 minutes on Sunday the Jets played like the guys who we thought they were, worthy of all the seemingly undeserved praise that's been bestowed upon them ever since that disappointing result last January in Indianapolis.
Thierry Henry has been fined $2,000 by Major League Soccer for a celebratory kick last week that injured Dallas goalkeeper Kevin Hartman.
After an embarrassing performance in Week 1 against the Ravens, the Jets righted their ship and handed out a divisional beat down to New England.
The Jets found a way to win despite losing Darrelle Revis for the whole second half with an injured hamstring, Nick Mangold for a series with a shoulder injury, and Jason Taylor for a few plays with an injured elbow.
The Tampa Bay Rays say they're concentrated on winning the AL East, while the New York Yankees seem to be more interested in opening the postseason at full strength - wherever they may have to travel. For now, they're glad to be home.
The New York Jets were developing all the bona fides of a bust. Then, of course, the Jets stomp the Patriots and cruise to a 28-14 victory.
It came as no surprise to me that Darrelle Revis exited yesterday's game having aggravated his left hamstring. Hamstring injuries just don't resolve in a matter of days, especially so when an athlete is required to jump, leap, run and cut with abandon.
Mike Pelfrey won his 15th game of the season this past Thursday against the Pirates. Pelfrey is the 10th right-handed pitcher in Mets history to record 15 or more wins in a year.
Brandon Jacobs, who has lost his starting position to Ahmad Bradshaw, apparently tried to throw his helmet down, but instead, it flew into the stands.
I figured we were in for a ho-hum Saturday, but boy was I wrong. Despite the lack of buzz going in, we were witness to the best day of the college football season so far.
Didn't we see this movie before? It could have been The Poseiden Adventure, The Towering Inferno, or Earthquake … or maybe it was the game film from one of the Giants' losses down the stretch last season?
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times... It truly is a tale of two cities on Monday morning in NYC, as the Jets shocked us all to beat the Patriots, and the Giants couldn't stop Eli's big brother in Indianapolis.
Sure, it's only two weeks into the NFL season. Still, look who is undefeated - and who is winless.
After a Sunday full of injuries and interceptions, seemingly half the league heads into Week 3 with a quarterback quandary.
Four-time league MVP Peyton Manning threw for three touchdowns, leading the Indianapolis Colts to a surprisingly easy 38-14 victory over his kid brother and the New York Giants.
