Benigno's Best: Week 2 NFL Power Rankings
Well, well. Don't look now, but Joe's beloved Jets have cracked the top 10. The G-Men? Nowhere to be found.
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Well, well. Don't look now, but Joe's beloved Jets have cracked the top 10. The G-Men? Nowhere to be found.
"Not only are they great individually, but they play so well together as a unit," DeVito said. "If they keep playing like that, which they will, we'll be unstoppable on offense."
Welker served up a zinger to his teammate Monday, while Brady admits he needs "some scars."
It would be easy for the Jets and their fans to get way ahead of themselves right now. Who can really blame them? They just spat in the eye of the intelligentsia. But they need to chill for the black and gold await -- and they're annoyed.
Rex Ryan disagrees with Bills defensive end Mario Williams' claim that right tackle Austin Howard illegally used hands to the face to block him Sunday.
Bottom line, Scott did more harm than good with his little outburst. He made his team look foolish at 1-0, as if they needed any more bad press after a sometimes comical offseason.
Jets fans thought they could breathe a sigh of relief on Monday morning. Turns out the initial reports on Darrelle Revis were wrong.
Has Tim Tebow's presence motivated Mark Sanchez to new heights?
The good vibes were flowing after the Jets' big win Sunday. Just not at linebacker Bart Scott's locker.
There were plenty of people doubting Mark Sanchez. It's just one game, but those naysayers might be having second thoughts now.
Now that the Jets have shown their new identity on tape, the Steelers better be familiar with the cliché regarding those who fool.
On Sunday, Rex Ryan's clown car looked more like a Cadillac. With bulldozer hydraulics. So much for preseason scoring stats.
Darrelle Revis left Sunday's game in the fourth quarter and not return.
The Jets dominated the Buffalo Bills in their regular season opener as they won 48-28.
