Jets, Sanchez Roughed Up By Raiders
Oakland Raiders bullied the two-time defending AFC runners-up on the ground to win their home opener 34-24
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Oakland Raiders bullied the two-time defending AFC runners-up on the ground to win their home opener 34-24
There have been no signs of shyness on the football field as Wilkerson is playing with the confidence of a veteran.
Go ahead, double-team one of the big names. Dustin Keller may just make you pay.
When the Jets fly off to Oakland for Sunday's game against the Raiders, Nick Mangold will have his injured ankle planted firmly on the ground -- at home.
Under normal circumstances, I would pick the Jets to win this game 31-10. But with the offense without Mangold and the likelihood of Sanchez being pressured into some mistakes, I the game will be a lot closer Jets fans would hope for.
Last week, Neil apologized for his Week 1 catastrophe (6-8-2) by going out and throwing a gem (11-4-1). This week he's expecting to compete at a high level once again.
After navigating their way through an action-packed Football Friday, Boomer & Craig capped it off by offering their award wining NFL Picks-Picks-Picks against the spread for Week 3.
For the first time this NFL season, Boomer & Craig welcomed 2002 NFL MVP Rich Gannon to a busy football program.
When Boomer spoke of the trials and tribulations the Jets will find out west, Craig brushed off his radio partner's thoughts.
Mark Sanchez was unsure what all the fuss was about. The Jets quarterback's banged-up right arm feels fine, and so does his elbow.
The NFL has sent a memo to all 32 teams warning of fines, suspensions and loss of draft picks if the league determines players faked injuries during a game.
The next five weeks could very well tell the tale of this regular season. Can the Jets play 3-2 or 2-3 football and still make the playoffs? Yes. But any idea of winning the AFC East will go out the window.
The Packers showed championship mettle coming back from 13-0 to Carolina Cams to pull out win, but face a big test this week in NFC championship game rematch in Chicago.
The Jets opened with two straight home wins, but face an early-season test in which they'll hit the road for three consecutive weeks — a stretch they haven't seen in the regular season since the strike-shortened 1982 season.
Nick Mangold might have to sit this one out. An MRI exam Monday revealed that the Jets' All-Pro center has a high ankle sprain that could sideline him for at least this Sunday's game against the Raiders.
