Jets, Packers Show What Low Seeds Can Do
What better evidence is needed that the "anybody can win at any time" mantra is accurate when two No. 6 seeds are in the conference championship games?
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What better evidence is needed that the "anybody can win at any time" mantra is accurate when two No. 6 seeds are in the conference championship games?
Even fans who try to hide from a reporter, claiming not to be football experts, know that Ryan has taken control of the Jets and brought a losing franchise a step away from the Super Bowl.
Former Jet quarterback Chad Pennington has decided to try another comeback.
One is loud. One isn't. One speaks his mind. One doesn't. One has a Super Bowl title as a head coach. The other's still in search of one. But don't tell Pittsburgh's Mike Tomlin that he's not like New York's Rex Ryan.
After New York's wild on-field celebration in Foxborough — complete with Braylon Edwards' backflip — Patriots wide receiver Deion Branch called the Jets "classless," a description that irked the Jets' cornerback.
Looking for tickets to watch the Jets take on the Steelers in the AFC Championship game? It will cost you and you better act fast.
Jets wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery joined Benigno & Roberts on Tuesday to discuss Sunday's huge upset win over the New England Patriots, and sets the record straight on Deion Branch's "classless" comments.
Giants safety Antrel Rolle is at it again. While New York's outspoken defensive back softened the blow by calling Tom Coughlin a "very caring, honest guy" on Monday, he also delivered strong criticism for the Giants' "uptight" head coach.
Call them whatever bleepin' names you want — and plenty already have. Rex Ryan's bunch of blabbermouths isn't shutting up anytime soon.
Steelers safety Ryan Clark joined KDKA radio in Pittsburgh on Tuesday morning to preview Pittsburgh's approach to Sunday's AFC Championship game against the New York Jets.
With the Patriots' season coming to an early end after being favored to win the Super Bowl, there was only one person I thought could express the devastation and depression stemming from New England the best.
CBS Sports broadcaster and ex-Giants quarterback Phil Simms joined Boomer & Carton in-studio on Tuesday morning to break down the Jets' Sunday stunner over New England.
The New England Patriots know plenty about the teams playing for a berth in the Super Bowl. They beat all four of them during the regular season. Once the postseason starts, though, the Patriots don't stick around very long. At least not anymore.
After dispatching the Baltimore Ravens, 31-24, in the AFC Divisional round on Saturday, it appeared the Pittsburgh Steelers were headed to New England for a date with the mighty Patriots. They should have known better.
Check out these tribute songs that have been made to show support for the Jets as they their way through the playoffs.
