Palladino: Hiding Geno Smith Was Rex Ryan's Act Of Defiance
Ryan knows Smith can't win. He knows that drafting him last year was Idzik's biggest mistake in a long line of them. Ryan may be defiant, but he is not insubordinate.
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Ryan knows Smith can't win. He knows that drafting him last year was Idzik's biggest mistake in a long line of them. Ryan may be defiant, but he is not insubordinate.
Looking at an autographed box of "Chrebet Crunch" cereal on display in my office, I am aware that his story should serve as inspiration to anybody who believes in himself.
Have our two NFL teams ever been worse? Has there ever been a more deflating weekend of football than the Giants gagging to the one-win Jaguars and then the Jets choking to the Dolphins?
Let's be serious. Forget the Raiders and the Rams. Why don't the Jets just move to Los Angeles? They certainly aren't serving any purpose here.
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Rex Ryan's arrogance cost his New York Jets the game on Monday night.
"I feel sick," Ryan said. "Our guys just played great, for the most part, in a lot of areas. Dang. We can't buy a win."
After a couple of 8-8 seasons had us thinking that maybe they're not so far away, there's no obscuring the Jets' true status now.
"To see all the No. 80 jerseys," a choked-up Chrebet said, "I can't tell you what it means to me."
The Miami Dolphins kept their playoff hopes intact by rallying for a 16-13 victory over the New York Jets on Monday night when Caleb Sturgis made a 26-yard field goal with 1:57 remaining.
The New York Jets have released linebacker Antwan Barnes and signed tight end Chris Pantale, who will be eligible to play against the Miami Dolphins on Monday night.
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If Rex Ryan is indeed a goner, it appears the Jets have already set their sights on his replacement.
The Dolphins (6-5) are in the middle of the AFC playoff picture, hoping to make the postseason for the first time since 2008. First up is a Monday night showdown with the struggling Jets (2-9).
The New York Jets defense suffers another blow as veteran leader Muhammad Wilkerson will miss Monday night's game against the Miami Dolphins.
