NFL Warns Teams About Trash Talk
The NFL has warned players to cut out the trash talk, specifically when it threatens other players.
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The NFL has warned players to cut out the trash talk, specifically when it threatens other players.
Following a week of name-calling, accusations and challenges, the Jets are looking to get past the Patriots and reach the AFC championship game for the second straight season.
There's nothing like a rivalry between sports cities, but the one between New York and Boston run much deeper.
WFAN's Joe and Evan - and Carl Banks - joined Gresh & Zolak from 98.5 The Sports Hub in Boston to do a little trash talking prior to the Jets-Pats game this Sunday.
Jets backup cornerback Drew Coleman and wide receiver Brad Smith are listed as questionable because of injuries before the playoff game at New England.
The weekend just can't get here soon enough for Jets fans. The Jets and Patriots will clash in New England Sunday for the third time this season.
"Fireman Ed" Anzalone joined Boomer & Carton on Friday morning to lead the WFAN studio in his trademark "J-E-T-S" chant, despite morning show host Craig Carton picking the New England Patriots to win on Sunday.
Jeff Howe, Patriots beat writer for NESN.com, joined Neil Keefe to talk about the media circus surrounding this game and the type of impact it will have depending on which teams wins.
Bill Belichick's New England Patriots are well known for making trash talk a one-sided affair. Apparently, Wes Welker didn't get the memo.
There's not much that can compare to the Yankees/RedSox rivalry, but the Jets/Patriots is picking up some steam.
Rex Ryan is not Namath, but there's a sincerity to his hubris that makes him the perfect heir to Broadway Joe.
Jets. Patriots. Someone must win. This really is my nightmare.
As the Jets continue to battle during this year's playoffs, we took a look back at some of the most memorable moments in the franchise's history.
The mayor said on his radio show Friday that you heard it from him first, the Jets will go to the Super Bowl this year.
The New York Jets won't be down a defensive back against New England on Sunday. According to WFAN's Peter Schwartz, Jets cornerback Drew Coleman "fully expects" to play against the Patriots.
