Chargers' Randy McMichael: Outcome Has 'Nothing To Do' With Jets
No use praising the opponents when you self-destruct. That's how the Chargers felt Sunday after losing 27-21 to the Jets.
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No use praising the opponents when you self-destruct. That's how the Chargers felt Sunday after losing 27-21 to the Jets.
Facing his former team made LaDainian Tomlinson sick. Literally.
On Sunday, Ryan had no reason to apologize as his Jets made an impressive turnaround. It was San Diego that self-destructed, leaving Norv Turner to bemoan his team's sloppiness.
According to Rob Ryan, the Jets' rotund head coach has all sorts of envy. Ring envy.
Craig boldly declared today to be the best day of the week -- and it's only Monday.
After falling behind by 11 points, the Jets shut out the San Diego Chargers in the second half on Sunday afternoon. And when the final gun sounded, New York had managed a 27-21 victory over the Bolts.
The Jets have made alterations to their roster ahead of Sunday's game against the Chargers. Wide receiver Logan Payne to the IR and defensive end Martin Tevaseu is signed for the practice squad.
Jets coach Rex Ryan expects center Nick Mangold to play Sunday after being limited in practice on Friday. For Mike DeVito, the news isn't as promising.
While the Giants are enjoying their week off and their surprising 4-2 record and more surprising place atop the NFC East, their roommates will be hosting the Chargers in another must-win game at the Meadowlands.
Rex Ryan needs to know that the echo of every promise must eventually land a Lombardi Trophy. Otherwise, he will go from cherubic to chubby, from cute to crude, from winner to loser in a New York minute.
Despite dropping three straight games earlier in the season, the Jets now have a chance to be over .500 going into the bye with a victory Sunday against the Chargers at MetLife Stadium.
LaDainian Tomlinson won't say he has pointed to this game for 1 1/2 years. He won't admit facing the San Diego Chargers on Sunday as a New York Jets running back stands out on his calendar.
This guarantee this and guarantee that approach is great when you actually win something like the Super Bowl, but when all you do to talk and don't back it up, you sound more like Patrick Ewing and less like Mark Messier.
With the Jets and the San Diego Chargers set to do battle this Sunday at MetLife Stadium, Al Dukes reached out to our old friend Antonio Garay to get a preview.
Rich Gannon joined Boomer & Craig this morning and had some pretty interesting things to say about the Jets' boisterous head coach.
