Jets Face Patriots, Eye AFC East Lead
The Jets can make a considerably louder noise on Sunday afternoon with a victory over the reigning Super Bowl champion New England Patriots.
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The Jets can make a considerably louder noise on Sunday afternoon with a victory over the reigning Super Bowl champion New England Patriots.
With all but one player available for Sunday's showdown with the Patriots, Jets head coach, Todd Bowles has to like his chances to hand the defending Super Bowl champions their first loss of the 2015 NFL season.
Any time your previous head coach was as bombastic and outspoken as Rex Ryan, it's easy to make comparisons with the current leader and come to definitive conclusions.
It has been over a year since Stevan Ridley last cradled a football in a game. It's also the last time he openly wept on the sideline.
Jets running back Stevan Ridley, a former Patriot, said New England coach Bill Belichick would not take kindly to the team's social media department stirring things up.
Ridley is currently on the physically unable to perform list after tearing the anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments in his right knee while with the Patriots last season.
Indeed, it's been a special year (so far) for fans of the Mets, Jets and Islanders.
If NFL betting ATS statistics are correct, the Jets should not only cover easily, but they might pull off the upset of the 2015 NFL season in Week 7 against the mighty Patriots.
The last time Darrelle Revis walked off the field at Gillette Stadium, he heard cheers while helping the New England Patriots reach the Super Bowl. That won't be the case this time.
Brandon Marshall has been everything this franchise could have hoped for and more since that day back in May when novice general manager Mike Maccagnan fleeced the Chicago Bears.
The New York Jets promoted wide receiver Kenbrell Thompkins to the active roster from the practice squad on Tuesday night.
This is the week you could count on, at least twice an NFL season, to hear some pretty good trash talk all the way from New York to Boston. Yep, it's Jets-Patriots.
With Tom Brady leading the charge, the Patriots look to ground the Jets' hopes of an AFC East title when the bitter rivals collide in Week 7 at Foxborough.
The suspension stems from an incident last year when Enunwa was arrested for simple assault on his girlfriend at a New Jersey hotel.
The New York Jets improved to 4-1 on the 2015 NFL season by neutralizing Redskins with its defense and its bruising rushing attack in Week 6 win.
