Palladino: Controversial Ending Could Mean Brighter Days For Jets
The Jets won a game Sunday on a call an official may never favor them with again in 2013. So, ya wanna throw it back? Of course not.
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The Jets won a game Sunday on a call an official may never favor them with again in 2013. So, ya wanna throw it back? Of course not.
The Jets, given new life after a rare call in overtime, ran the ball three times to set up Nick Folk's winner and send the green towel-waving fans at MetLife Stadium into a frenzy.
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The Jets downed the Pats 30-27 on a game-winning 42-yard field goal by Nick Folk, a kick that didn't come without controversy.
A man in Jets fan gear was caught on video punching a woman during a brawl outside MetLife Stadium after the game on Sunday.
New rule gave Folk a second chance after he missed a 56-yarder moments earlier. Patriots Chris Jones was called for unsportsmanlike conduct.
Gronkowski had been listed as questionable despite his agent saying Friday that the tight end had been cleared by his doctors to play.
The New England Patriots may be dealing with a slew of injuries, but their most important player is still healthy. Tom Brady also tends to have few issues against the Jets.
Jets coach Rex Ryan wasn't taking any chances in his team's preparations this week, so they used Zach Sudfeld as "Baby Gronk" in practice.
New York Jets wide receiver Santonio Holmes is out, as expected, for the team's game against the New England Patriots because of a hamstring injury.
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With Mayo and Wilfork out the Jets should look to establish the running game early and often.
"How am I feeling right now? Like you guys are interrupting my treatment time right now," Holmes told members of the media during his weekly news conference.
The debate has been swirling now for a number of years. With the recent publication of the book, "League of Denial," and, more importantly -- for our purposes -- the "FRONTLINE" documentary of the same name, a more intelligent discussion can be had on the subject.
This segment is sure to ruffle a few feathers, especially those living in the New England area -- but oh well.
