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There are always second chances in the NFL. And Todd Bowles needed only to look across the field at his coaching counterpart, Bill Belichick, at any point during the Jets' 22-17 loss on Sunday to the Patriots to understand that.
Tom Brady threw an eight-yard touchdown pass to Malcolm Mitchell with 1:56 remaining Sunday afternoon as the New England Patriots came back from an early 10-point deficit to edge the New York Jets 22-17 at MetLife Stadium.
The Jets receiver put his team ahead in the fourth quarter with an acrobatic catch.
Jets center Nick Mangold is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Patriots.
This is getting ridiculous. I started compiling this annual Thanksgiving list in 2012, some nine and a half months after the Giants defeated the Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI. No New York area team has won a championship since.
Between cap space, dead weight and injuries, it's almost impossible to gauge a head coach's acumen in a single season, or even two.
Here's a look at seven athletes currently playing in the area who are either shoo-ins or at least have a decent case for the highest honors in their sports.
A day after 12 extra points were missed in NFL games, the New York Daily News columnist trashed kickers, calling them "a necessary evil" and writing that they "are not people too."
It seems everyone knows the Jets are a wreck. Except the Jets.
In the midst of a quarterback controversy, Todd Bowles and the New York Jets will have to show their toughness when the New England Patriots invade MetLife Stadium in Week 12.
With Gang Green sitting at 3-7 and Fitzpatrick set to become a free agent after this season, the move is sure to draw criticism from fans and commentators who have argued it's time for the team to see what its young quarterbacks can do.
Exiting the bye week, it's clear that Todd Bowles has to decide between Ryan Fitzpatrick or Bryce Petty at QB for the rest of the season.
Whether the Jets come out with a win, lose close, or get their brains beaten in next Sunday against the Patriots, one gnawing problem will remain constant. They need a quarterback. A real one.
A recent study shows that, even if given free tickets to a game, 57 percent of fans would rather watch at home.
The cornerstones are crumbling, the faces of the franchise largely contributing to the Jets' downfall this season.
