Palladino: Beating Jets Could Take Heat Off Coughlin, For Now
After the Giant-sized egg Tom Coughlin's team laid at FedEx Field last Sunday, this week's matchup with the Jets has nothing to do with owning the town or bragging rights.
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After the Giant-sized egg Tom Coughlin's team laid at FedEx Field last Sunday, this week's matchup with the Jets has nothing to do with owning the town or bragging rights.
The Jets and Giants are preparing for their first regular-season showdown since 2011, with bragging rights — and keeping pace in their playoff races — at stake.
The Jets need this game for the playoffs, but also their poise. And their posture as the kid brothers of North Jersey.
"We've done more. We've got better fans and more fans than the Jets do. We've got four Super Bowls behind us."
The season was crumbling quickly for the New York Jets. Four losses in five games had them scrambling for answers and desperate for a win. Then, the Miami Dolphins came to town.
New York Jets cornerback Marcus Williams has a sprained knee ligament that could keep him out against the Giants next Sunday.
There was something about Sunday that didn't sit well with me and I hope other Jets fans feel the same.
The Jets did not waste the opportunity to snap their two-game skid, as they took care of the fading Dolphins with an emphatic 38-20 win in Week 12 of the 2015 NFL season.
The Jets rebounded from last week's brutal loss in Houston with a convincing 38-20 rout of Miami on Nov. 29, 2015, at MetLife Stadium. Here are some of the best images from the win.
It's about time the Jets held a player accountable.
Ryan Fitzpatrick threw four touchdown passes, two to Brandon Marshall, and the Jets routed the Miami Dolphins 38-20 Sunday to gain traction in the wild-card race.
Jury selection is scheduled for Thursday in federal court in New Haven. The trial is to begin Dec. 7.
The Jets (6-5) won for just the second time in six games to ensure they'd at least remain in a tie for the second AFC wild-card spot.
With perennial Pro Bowl cornerback Darrelle Revis likely on the shelf, the Dolphins offense will have a golden opportunity to have a breakout game against the Jets defense in Week 12.
If the New York Jets NFL Week 12 injury report tells anything, is that Gang Green's secondary will be vulnerable against the Dolphins with (CB) Darrelle Revis and (S) Dion Bailey watching from the sidelines.
