Sean 'Diddy' Combs Aims To Own An NFL Franchise
The hip-hop mogul told Bloomberg TV on Monday that he's aiming to make sports history as the league's "first African-American majority owner."
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The hip-hop mogul told Bloomberg TV on Monday that he's aiming to make sports history as the league's "first African-American majority owner."
Call the Jets whatever you want. Rex Ryan doesn't care. Some say lucky. Others say good. Or, maybe, it's a little of both.
Will the Jets be able to go toe to toe with one of the best teams in the AFC?
Official records show the man who apparently appears punching a female Patriots fan in the face at MetLife Stadium this weekend has a criminal past, but the man's mother told CBS 2 his actions were in self-defense.
The 35-year-old Garrard was removed from the reserve-retired list two weeks ago and placed on the exempt list, meaning he was eligible to practice and attend meetings. The Jets had until 4 p.m. EDT Monday to decide whether to activate him.
What did they know? When did they know it? And who did they tell? Almost sounds like Washington politics, doesn't it? No, this is about the Jets and the Patriots and the penalty heard around the world.
Even though he's turned into a bit of a sympathetic figure, the former first-round pick still does not have many supporters. Forbes released its list of the most disliked players in the NFL on Monday, and the 26-year-old came in fifth.
The Jets were better than the Patriots on Sunday. Defensive end Sheldon Richardson says Gang Green is better than New England, period.
For all of us who declared before the season that Gang Green was gangrenous this year, it's time to munch on our words, and even flash a little gratitude for perhaps the most beleaguered franchise in football.
Tom Brady isn't used to this. For the Patriots quarterback, there's losing -- and then there's losing to the rival New York Jets.
A quarterback on a struggling team is out with a serious knee injury -- and that can only mean one thing. Let the Tebow talk begin.
"We weren't on the second level when we pushed him, no," Belichick said following the disappointing loss. "You can't push from the second level. I didn't think we did that."
The New York Jets went back to their ground and pound ways to beat the archenemy Patriots.
Now, everyone will be talking about the curious call in overtime that secured New York's win over New England. But that doesn't even happen without Ryan's halftime adjustments.
Indianapolis fans treated Peyton Manning like a returning hero before he led the Broncos against their team. Then the Colts treated Manning unkindly Sunday night, handing Denver (6-1) its first loss of the season, 39-33.
