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New York Jets safety James Ihedigbo joined Boomer & Carton on Monday to recap Sunday's nail-biting 22-17 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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New York Jets safety James Ihedigbo joined Boomer & Carton on Monday to recap Sunday's nail-biting 22-17 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Buffalo Bills remain on the rise, while the Miami Dolphins are headed nowhere fast. Ryan Fitzpatrick threw two touchdown passes Sunday for the resurgent Bills, who won 17-14 to eliminate Miami from the AFC playoff race.
While the Philadelphia Eagles moved closer to clinching a playoff spot, Atlanta got in with the Giants' loss and the Falcons' 34-18 win at Seattle. Pittsburgh is also in the postseason, despite falling 22-17 to the New York Jets.
Turns out Jets coach Rex Ryan doesn't save all of his best material for HBO's cameras or his weekly, quote-filled news conferences. Sometimes he speaks from the heart, and it's obvious his Jets players listen.
All of a sudden, the Jets (9-4) are being reminded about their collapse of 2008, when they started 8-3 before losing five straight and missing the playoffs.
Hunter will start at right tackle for the Jets at Pittsburgh on Sunday, filling in for the injured Damien Woody. It will mark the first time Hunter is starting as an offensive lineman after two starts as a tight end, including once this season.
Defensive lineman Trevor Pryce will not play on Sunday because of an injured hip.
Steelers safety Troy Polamalu missed practice for a third consecutive day because of a strained right Achilles' tendon and a sore calf and is likely to miss Sunday's game against the Jets.
This week I have chosen to clearly divide and label which of my analysis is fact, versus which is 100% my opinion. Readers are strongly advised to utilize this information at their own discretion…
Having lost two in a row, the Jets bring a 9-4 record into Heinz Field for a meeting with the 10-3 Steelers. It's a tough challenge and the players know it.
The chants from frustrated fans were loud and clear as the New York Jets' struggling offense stalled over and over again. "Schotty Must Go!" No touchdowns, no mercy.
Uh-oh, Darrelle Revis has another ailing hamstring. This time, it's the cornerback's right leg that has "a little soreness."
The NFL sent a letter to the 32 teams Thursday reminding them of the rules and restrictions for the bench area and sidelines. The letter was sent in the wake of Jets coach Sal Alosi tripping Miami's Nolan Carroll in Sunday's game.
The doubts and criticisms are piling up, and Mark Sanchez knows it. "That's the way it is," Sanchez said Wednesday. "You're a hero when you win, and you're the goat when you lose."
Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace believes his exceptional speed allows him to go against any defensive back in the league without fear. Including Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis.
