Keefe To The City: A Reality Check
For all the hype, it was as bad a football game as it could be. Actually it was a bad football game even without the hype.
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For all the hype, it was as bad a football game as it could be. Actually it was a bad football game even without the hype.
The New York Jets went to New England looking to make a statement. They did. The wrong one.
Jets wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery joined Joe Benigno and Evan Roberts Tuesday to recap New York's "embarrassing" loss to the New England Patriots Monday night.
To really determine if the 2010 Jets are the 1986 Jets or any other of the countless teams over the decades that have collapsed in December you have to look at how they respond to humiliation. How they react Sunday against the Dolphins will likely tell the tale.
Kermit The Frog once said, "It's not easy being green." That was the case for the Jets in Foxboro Monday night.
Tom Brady and the Patriots were dominating the Jets after three quarters. Not good enough for Bill Belichick's bunch.
While many media members and fans are calling the Patriots legitimate Super Bowl contenders, the Jets have some skeptics despite their record.
Parched from a four-decade title drought, Jets fans will come to blunt conclusions after the game, no matter the result.
On Sunday, the Indianapolis Colts and San Diego Chargers saw their division title hopes take huge hits, and with wild-card aspirations farfetched, their chances of making the playoffs diminished, too.
The Patriots will honor former linebacker Tedy Bruschi at halftime of Monday night's game, when New England will play the New York Jets for sole possession of first place in the AFC East.
This is easily the most anticipated regular season game for the Jets in recent memory and it might just be the biggest in their history.
New York has signed the veteran wide receiver Sunday, a day before the Jets play the Patriots in New England for first place in the AFC East.
New York Jets safety Jim Leonhard has a broken right leg that will require surgery and likely sideline him for the rest of the season.
One fact is certain: we all love clichés. And if there is one activity in life that fosters the creation and communication of clichés, its sports.
Jets head coach Rex Ryan joined Joe and Evan to give this thoughts as his team prepares for a Monday night showdown with the Patriots.
