Benigno's Best: Week 11 NFL Power Rankings
Surprise, surprise. Green Bay is still atop Benigno's Top 10 -- but how about those Texans?
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Surprise, surprise. Green Bay is still atop Benigno's Top 10 -- but how about those Texans?
It's no surprise that the Packers top Joe's list — but only one New York team makes the Top 10. Also, check out Joe's mid-season awards, featuring a surprise MVP.
What started as a joke among friends has taken on a life of its own for Brooklynite Adam Rosen.
The Giants continue to climb Joe's list. But wait... "who dey" and "who dat" behind Big Blue?
It's no surprise that the Packers top Joe's list -- but one New York team has re-emerged in the Top 10.
The champs go easy on the winless Lambs and are now the league's only remaining unbeaten team. One favor: please lose those uniforms.
A New York team is climbing Joe Benigno's Top 10. And no, it's not the Jets or Giants.
A Buffalo loss in Cincy brings the Bills back to Earth.
Botched snaps, lousy throws and lots of turnovers. Throw in a sputtering running game and it all has Jets coach Rex Ryan extremely frustrated.
The Jets' up-and-down defense just got some bad news. "That's going to be a huge loss to us, obviously," Ryan said after announcing LB Bryan Thomas will miss the rest of the season.
Sunday night. National Television. The only game in America. The rancorous Ravens on the road. All that planning, just for the appalling performance last night from a Gang Green that played like it had gangrene.
Rex Ryan can't lament this defeat for long. He and the Jets have another grudge match coming up.
Mark Sanchez got off the field in one piece, and that might have been the only good thing about his encounter with the relentless Ravens defense.
Ravens scored three touchdowns on defense, all off turnovers by New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez, and cruised to a 34-17 victory
ets center Nick Mangold was also inactive after missing last week's game with a high ankle sprain.
Boisterous New York Jets coach Rex Ryan and feisty linebacker Bart Scott are preparing to face their former team, the Baltimore Ravens, so let the trash talking and name calling begin. Nope.
After taking two steps forward and one step back following an awful Week 3, Neil decides his picks season is at a crossroads and looks for logical decisions in Week 4 that he won't regret come Monday.
One week after a flat out disaster, the Jets have a chance to bounce back.
Rex Ryan can't stand the hideous number next to the Jets' defense on the list of NFL rankings. There it is, a double-digit in black and white, screaming at him unlike anything he's ever seen.
Mason is heading back to Baltimore this weekend to take on his former team when the Jets (2-1) and Ravens (2-1) square off Sunday night.
Let's face it, outside of Green Bay, nobody is playing better than the Lions.
The Jets opened with two straight home wins, but face an early-season test in which they'll hit the road for three consecutive weeks — a stretch they haven't seen in the regular season since the strike-shortened 1982 season.
The first week of football is over, and Joe Benigno is back to rank the NFL's Top 10 teams. Where do his beloved Jets stand?
Every week during this NFL season Joe Benigno will rank and present his Top 10 teams. This is Week 1 of Benigno's Best: NFL Power Rankings.
Derrick Mason thought about going back to Baltimore. He considered Tennessee, too. There was just something about the Jets that outweighed everything else.
