Patriots Win, Jets Loss Would End AFC East Race
The Patriots could clinch the AFC East and a playoff game at Gillette Stadium if they beat the Green Bay Packers on Sunday while the New York Jets lose at Pittsburgh.
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The Patriots could clinch the AFC East and a playoff game at Gillette Stadium if they beat the Green Bay Packers on Sunday while the New York Jets lose at Pittsburgh.
The Patriots aren't wasting time celebrating their playoff berth. They're working hard to get even better. Yes, they insist, it is possible.
If you have not seen the Broadway play 'Lombardi,' put it on your list! The show will appeal to both diehard football fans and those who may not have any sports interest but enjoy excellent theatre.
Backup quarterbacks rarely win in the NFL, so what chance do Tyler Thigpen and the Miami Dolphins stand in Thursday night's home game with Chicago? Plenty.
Safety Jim Leonhard joined Boomer & Carton Friday to preview the Jets' Week 9 matchup against the Detroit Lions.
Mike Westhoff wants no more surprises — unless he calls for them himself. "If you don't get an OK, you don't run it," said Westhoff.
Everyone, it seems, wanted to know how the New York Jets could possibly get shut out with all of the talent they have on offense.
Watching the play unfold on film made Mark Sanchez cringe. There on the screen was a wide-open Braylon Edwards streaking down the field for what could have been a go-ahead score.
Jets wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery joined Joe Benigno & Evan Roberts to recap Sunday's miserable 9-0 loss to the Green Bay Packers. "It was a nightmare in the daytime," said the upset veteran.
Rex Ryan was still frustrated 24 hours later, and so were plenty of his players. "Inexcusable," wide receiver Santonio Holmes said. "Everything that happened was inexcusable."
The Jets entered their bye week riding high, fresh off a 24-20 win over the Broncos and a record of 5-1. Then they took the field yesterday afternoon.
Anyone who has spent much time rolling down the New Jersey Turnpike has endured pockets of foul odor wafting from the industrious swamp that is Northern NJ. It was particularly pungent yesterday between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m.
What a disgusting, heart-wrenching performance by the Jets. How could this team – check that – any team put up such a pathetic offensive display as we saw on Sunday?
The best team in the NFL? That title no longer belongs to the Jets after an embarrassing 9-0 loss to the Packers on Sunday.
If you didn't bring a mask with you to the new Meadowlands Stadium on Sunday, by around the middle of the third quarter you probably wished you had. Because it was at about that point that the Jets showed they still know how to live in the past.
The Jets got served a big fat slice of humble pie on Sunday, as they got shut out by the Green Bay Packers 9-0.
With the New York Jets losing to the Green Bay Packers earlier Sunday, the Patriots' win over Minnesota sends them to the top of the AFC East at 6-1.
LaDainian Tomlinson is now alongside his idol. The New York Jets running back joined Walter Payton on Sunday as the only players in NFL history to gain 13,000 yards rushing and 4,000 yards receiving.
It appeared Rex Ryan might have been on to something with all that Super Bowl talk. And then came this: one big, ugly dud.
There was a time, a long time ago, when the connection between the Jets and Halloween was not a very memorable one. Well, it was something that has stuck in the memory of many, but in more of an infamous way.
Green Bay Packers linebacker AJ Hawk joined Boomer & Carton Friday morning to preview this weekend's matchup against the first-place Jets.
Packers nose tackle Howard Green has finally made it to Green Bay. Green was cut by the New York Jets on Tuesday and began driving that afternoon toward his home near Baton Rouge, La.
The New York Jets are emerging from their bye refreshed and healthy. The Green Bay Packers appear to be anything but.
Through seven games, Aaron Rodgers and his receivers have largely misfired between stints of strong play.
