New York Jets Injury Report: Wilkerson Questionable, Harvin Probable
Wilkerson and Harvin could provide the Jets with a big lift on Sunday versus the New England Patriots.
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Wilkerson and Harvin could provide the Jets with a big lift on Sunday versus the New England Patriots.
"You name it, I'll put myself up there. I'm not scared to say it. You don't get to this point not being confident. If somebody calls me cocky, oh well, they'll get over it."
Inspired by what very well could be the last time Rex Ryan coaches against the Patriots, Al Dukes donned his Santa hat and entered the Allstate Studio with a pep in his step (but carrying a heavy heart).
The scoreboard Sunday may say that it is time, finally, for the Jets coach to admit his arch-rival truly got the better of him. If he didn't kiss anything before, he might as well now. And we're not talking about rings.
With Week 16 of the highly competitive world of fantasy football upon us and Christmas right around the corner, Boomer belted out a rather unique version of the Clement Clarke Moore classic.
If the Jets want Jim Harbaugh they better say some prayers for the next 10 or so days and then get cracking.
Websites. Twitter accounts. Banners. Billboards. Towels. And now Christmas cards.
In honor of Chanukah, we bring to you eight miraculous moments in the history of sports. Let's relive the good times together...
Coach Rex Ryan said Wednesday that Harvin suffered a third-degree sprain two weeks ago at Minnesota, meaning the ligament is completely torn.
Picture this: Small planes carrying banners circling the workplaces of each of those involved in the "Fire John Idzik" campaign, stating their personal failures.
WFAN's Craig Carton says yes. His radio co-host, Boomer Esiason, isn't so hot on the idea: "You can't make this happen."
Revis has been back before, as an opposing player taking on the Jets. Not this way, though. This time around, he's an enemy -- no matter how "sad" he feels for the opposing coach.
With the Bears deciding to bench Jay Cutler in favor of Jimmy Clausen, Craig is hot and heavy for the Jets to bring in the 31-year-old gunslinger.
The banner's message is in reference to "Penalty Flag Day," scheduled for Sunday's final home game against the New England Patriots.
