2 Down, 4 To Go For Rex's Cardiac Jets
These nerve-racking Jets sure have a flair for the dramatic lately. Maybe that deflating loss to Tim Tebow nearly three weeks ago rubbed off a little.
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These nerve-racking Jets sure have a flair for the dramatic lately. Maybe that deflating loss to Tim Tebow nearly three weeks ago rubbed off a little.
Jets running back Joe McKnight, who leads the NFL in kick return average, has a hyperextended right elbow that could sideline him for the team's next game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Just after 8 a.m., the guys got a call from an astute caller by the name of Ralph.
Unlike the BCS, there are no style points. The bottom line is that the Jets took care of business and kept themselves alive in the AFC playoff race.
Following Sunday's anxiety-inducing win, fans of the victorious visiting team lined the railings overlooking the player tunnel to the field. There, in their own way, they belted out a chorus or two of "Hail to the Chief." It was fitting.
But will she be a hit with die-hard football fans?
Practically a statistical zero in Buffalo, Maybin has revived his NFL career with Ryan and the Jets. Hey, the Bills' loss is the Jets' gain.
The Giants played tough, but the Packers played better and the Jets played well enough to win.
Another shaky performance for three quarters by Mark Sanchez and the New York Jets. And then, another fourth-quarter comeback.
Tomlinson headed to the sideline with a knee injury in the first quarter Sunday against the Washington Redskins but was back on the field in the third quarter.
Running back LaDainian Tomlinson and wide receiver Jeremy Kerley missed New York's previous two games with left knee injuries but are back in time for Sunday's game against the Washington Redskins.
When destiny is not in your hands, all you can do is take care of your business and hope for the best.
Grow up, guys. Mark Sanchez is supposed to be a big boy.
LaDainian Tomlinson is feeling better than he usually does at this point in the season. And that's even coming off a sprained left knee.
Craig did his best to hold back the laughter when talking about the comments by Jets offensive coordinator Brian Shottenheimer following the signing of his 2-year extension with the Jets.
