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Don't curse me for failing to fawn over the Giants, who truly deserve respect, but the New Testament just fell on my Steelers.
The Drive. The Fumble. And now, The Blink of an Eye.
Tebow connected with Demaryius Thomas on an electrifying 80-yard touchdown pass on the first play of overtime and the Broncos defeated the stunned Steelers 29-23 in the AFC wild-card game on Sunday.
Neil Keefe got his wish with the Giants reaching the postseason. Now he says they are playing with house money as they host the Falcons this weekend, and he does his best to salvage his picks season by picking the wild-card week games.
The Giants are finally getting healthy on the defensive line and Eli Manning and company can match the Falcons offensively...
Whatever way the season ends, the New York Jets are in need of an infusion of talent to ensure that they won't repeat the same misteps next season.
The Jets continue their steady climb, but have the Giants finally resurfaced on Joe B's Top Ten?
They might not own a playoff spot (right now), but look who's back in Joe B's Top Ten!
It has always bugged me that so many so-called experts in football did not think Tebow would ever make it – from scouts to columnists to NFL coaches, personnel and fans.
Tim Tebow's solemn, silent knee next to his helmet should be an oasis inside the savage and self-serving expressions we see on Sundays.
Mark Sanchez led a Jets' comeback over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday to keep Gang Green's playoff hopes alive. His late heroics keep the Jets in playoff contention.
Eight days after a sensational performance against the New York Jets, Denver linebacker Von Miller was fined $25,000 for roughing the passer in that game.
Even with gloom and doom being the overwhelming feeling among fans and the media, the Jets believe they can still turn things around.
Rex Ryan still couldn't believe it, stunned even 12 hours after his Jets left Denver with a devastating loss. Too many mistakes. Too many blown opportunities. And, now, there's serious doubt whether this is even a playoff-caliber team.
Even today in New York, people are still talking about Tim Tebow's inability to throw a football. While these people are right, they can't see the forest for the trees: the intangibles that Tim Tebow brings to the table are off the charts.
Give him this. Tim Tebow knows how to take over a game.
I'm calling the Jets grounded. Dead. Muerto. Finished. Put the post mortem in bold ink: Gang Green killed by gangrene, a fungus spawned by hubris.
The sun is setting on the Jets' season. When it's finally dead and buried, this franchise will need another course correction. A great place to start would be finding an offensive coordinator who can actually teach Mark Sanchez a thing or two.
Championship team? Are you kidding me? Let's be honest. This Jets team isn't even worthy of going to the playoffs.
Mark Sanchez has built his own reputation for comebacks -- but he couldn't engineer another Thursday night.
Craig ran down the laundry list of things that ail the Jets, while Boomer said the blame rests squarely on the shoulders of third-year quarterback Mark Sanchez.
