Wintry Weather Wreaks Havoc On NFL's Week 14
Snow, wind, ice, rain: December in the NFL. Not even indoor games are safe.
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Snow, wind, ice, rain: December in the NFL. Not even indoor games are safe.
Six days after an embarrassing loss, things got even worse for the New York Jets. The offense was inexplicably flat, the quarterback was nearly benched and — get this — a coach on the sideline tripped and injured a Miami Dolphins player.
The NFL's playoff picture might be muddled in the middle. At the top, it's crystal clear, thanks to the Patriots and Falcons.
Tom Brady was unfazed by it all. He shrugged off the brutal weather, dismissed one of the league's stingiest defenses and all but yawned when someone mentioned the New England Patriots are headed back to the playoffs.
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan considered benching quarterback Mark Sanchez in the third quarter of Sunday's 10-6 loss to Miami.
The Miami Dolphins turned two early turnovers into their only points, beating the flat New York Jets 10-6 Sunday at the rainy Meadowlands.
New York Jets right tackle Damien Woody has left the game against the Miami Dolphins with a knee injury and will not return.
Rex Ryan likes to say that this is the time of year the New York Jets' all-weather offense is built for.
New York safety James Ihedigbo will not play Sunday as the Jets play host to the Miami Dolphins (6-6) because of an injured right leg.
What are the real ramifications of the New England Patriots embarrassing the New York Jets, 45-3, this past Sunday?
If you have proven your gridiron genius by earning one of your league's coveted playoff spots, then congratulations to you. Week 14 marks the beginning of something mega-significant: The 2010 Fantasy Football Playoffs.
"I get knocked down, but I get up again. You're never going to keep me down!" Okay so maybe the Jets were not singing that song this week, but you get my point.
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan met with Mark Sanchez on Thursday — a rare one-on-one sit-down — to discuss football and other things with the slumping quarterback.
Mike Pettine heard all the words used to describe the New York Jets' defense performance at New England. Embarrassing. Humiliating. Inexplicable. The first-year defensive coordinator agrees with them all.
Ronnie Brown predicts teammate Vontae Davis will be the first player to fall asleep when the Miami Dolphins attend the play "Lombardi" in New York on Friday night.
