Bowles Makes It Clear: Jets' Trip To London Is All About Business
Big Ben. Buckingham Palace. The Tower of London. They might all remain unchecked on many New York Jets players' "must-see" lists.
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Big Ben. Buckingham Palace. The Tower of London. They might all remain unchecked on many New York Jets players' "must-see" lists.
The New York Jets might be without wide receiver Eric Decker for a second straight game.
Todd Bowles has figured out the key to slowing Ndamukong Suh, the disruptive and playmaking defensive tackle of the Miami Dolphins.
With the first intradivisional game in NFL history being played on international soil, Jets and Dolphins fans are combing the Internet looking for the game's TV schedule, start time, and live stream online info.
Each week, 1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay nominates the most inept figures in sports.
Rex Ryan has the Buffalo Bills on the upswing. On Wednesday, he spoke with WFAN's Mike Francesa about his new team and this Sunday's game against the Giants.
He hit a career-low with that one. It goes on the blooper reel. But at the top? The worst? Not even close.
The game film pretty much confirmed what the New York Jets already thought of their loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
Ryan Fitzpatrick is what he is -- nothing more, nothing less. Yet there are people out there who are critiquing him like he's a franchise quarterback. You have to stop.
Coach Todd Bowles said Colon, injured during the Jets' 24-17 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, sprained the medial collateral ligament in one of his knees.
2015 NFL International Series: Dolphins head coach deals with #FirePhilbin social media frenzy prior to Jets vs. Dolphins NFL Week 4 showdown in London, England.
"Wrong time to gamble," Marshall said after the Jets' 24-17 loss Sunday. "I was pressing, trying to make a play. Probably the worst play in NFL history."
The Jets made it interesting in the second half, but they couldn't complete the comeback against the Eagles at MetLife Stadium.
The Jets were what, two-point favorites at home? Against a team they had never beaten in the history of their franchise? If this was a trap, it should have been seen for miles.
After cruising through the first two weeks, the New York Jets got a taste of their own medicine when matched up against the Philadelphia Eagles.
