Brady Voted Unanimous All-Pro; Mangold, Revis Represent NY
It's unanimous. And Tom Brady has outdone even himself. The record-setting Patriots quarterback was the leading vote-getter for The Associated Press 2010 NFL All-Pro Team.
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It's unanimous. And Tom Brady has outdone even himself. The record-setting Patriots quarterback was the leading vote-getter for The Associated Press 2010 NFL All-Pro Team.
The Jets quarterback said Monday he is "optimistic" he will not need surgery this offseason on his sore right shoulder, but also didn't rule out a procedure.
Coach Rex Ryan understands how the emotion of a season-ending loss can lead to the frustrated comments by Jets receiver Santonio Holmes.
The Steelers' 24-19 win over the Jets in the AFC title game Sunday on CBS had a 28.3 rating and 43 share, the highest since the Jaguars-Patriots matchup in January 1997.
After the Jets' latest disappointing playoff loss, New York fans were left wondering: Who, or what, is to blame?
Maybe Rex Ryan should have made this one personal, too. Too much respect can sometimes be a dangerous thing.
This was not how the season was supposed to end for the Jets. Not in Rex Ryan's mind, at least.
Jason Taylor fought back tears as he pondered whether this was the end for him. The 36-year-old Jets linebacker wasn't sure if he might have played for the last time after a 24-19 loss to the Steelers in the AFC championship Game.
There's really no other way to say it. The Jets failed to capitalize on an opportunity to go to their first Super Bowl since 1969.
Welcome to Big D, Packers and Steelers. Y'all are in for a good ol' time.
Same old Jets? Depends on your definition. If you mean the Jets aren't in the Super Bowl, you're correct in the most literal sense. If you mean the Jets are still losers, you're rather wrong.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are back in the Super Bowl again — thanks to a few new faces.
Rashard Mendenhall's 1-yard touchdown run on Pittsburgh's nine-minute opening drive gave the Steelers a 7-0 lead after one quarter in the AFC championship game Sunday night at chilly Heinz Field.
The New York Jets were quiet all week. Not much changed once the game started. By the time they made some noise, it was simply too late.
It's been a week full of cheering and trash talk between Jets and Steelers fans, but on Sunday night the talking ends and the playing begins.
