Jets' Season Ends In Misery, Defeated By Dolphins 19-17
The New York Jets were eliminated from playoff contention Sunday as they were defeated by the Miami Dolphins, 19-17. Mark Sanchez threw three interceptions in the loss.
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The New York Jets were eliminated from playoff contention Sunday as they were defeated by the Miami Dolphins, 19-17. Mark Sanchez threw three interceptions in the loss.
Rex Ryan expects Brian Schottenheimer to be running the New York Jets' offense again next season. Unless, of course, the embattled offensive coordinator becomes a head coach elsewhere.
Neil Keefe needs a miracle this Sunday to finish the regular season picks season at .500. It's nearly impossible for him to come back, but that isn't stopping him from picking the Week 17 games and trying to figure out where the Giants and Jets will end up.
The Miami Dolphins running back will miss their finale Sunday against the New York Jets. He was ruled out by coach Todd Bowles after missing practice for the third consecutive day Friday.
The Jets need a lot of help to reach the postseason, but they have no chance if they don't take care of their own business against the Dolphins.
Jets offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer is aware of the mounting criticism. "It's out of my control. I'm an excellent football coach," he said.
Whether everything miraculously falls the Jets' way on Sunday or not, one thing will be clear. Mark Sanchez is not the future of this franchise.
The Fearless Forecaster stopped by Thursday night for a special visit.
The Miami Dolphins wide receiver told New York reporters on a conference call that the Jets' Pro Bowl cornerback receives preferential treatment from officials.
It has been one trying year for the embattled New York Jets quarterback. And, he acknowledges, he has brought a lot of it on himself. But he wants those who criticize him to know this: You're not going to drag him down.
Whatever way the season ends, the New York Jets are in need of an infusion of talent to ensure that they won't repeat the same misteps next season.
New York Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis has been selected to his fourth consecutive Pro Bowl, his third straight as a starter.
I tend to scratch my head when it comes to this notion that Rex Ryan can get his head handed to him by the pedestrian at best Giants and then come back two days later and start yapping again. It's almost buffoonery.
Winning the Battle of New York gets you a spot in Joe's Top Ten. Doesn't it?
Owning the pessimism common to most journalists, this guy is saying the Jets wind up out of the postseason for the first time in the Buddy, er, Rex Ryan era. Here are three big reasons for that.
