Archie Manning: It's Special To See Eli Win In Indy
Archie Manning told reporters that "it's special" to see his younger son Eli win Super Bowl XLVI in Peyton's home stadium.
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Archie Manning told reporters that "it's special" to see his younger son Eli win Super Bowl XLVI in Peyton's home stadium.
Indianapolis Colts fans are pulling for Eli Manning to win Super Bowl XLVI.
Manning is cleared to play football. Still not so clear is whether it will be with the Indianapolis Colts.
Peyton Manning says he has no plans to retire and that his recovery from neck surgery is on schedule.
Craig put Boomer on the spot this morning: Does he see Peyton Manning ever suiting up for the Indianapolis Colts again?
Colts linebacker Gary Brackett spent the majority of this season on IR, but that didn't stop the NJ native for setting his alarm early and making his way into Manhattan for a little sit-down with Boomer & Craig.
Whether everything miraculously falls the Jets' way on Sunday or not, one thing will be clear. Mark Sanchez is not the future of this franchise.
Rex Ryan hoped Tom Moore would stay a while after the offensive guru got to the Jets' facility last week. Well, it turns out he'll be seeing lots more of Moore.
Entering his fourth season, Tryon started six games with the Indianapolis Colts last season, recording 44 tackles. He had seven tackles in the first three games this season before being waived. To make room for Tryon, the Giants released Williams.
The streak for most consecutive starts among active quarterbacks will move from Indianapolis to New York this weekend. But it's staying in the Manning family.
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.
Kerry Collins retired in July after 16 seasons in the NFL. He had faced free agency after his contract with the Titans expired, though he said he still wanted to play. He'll get his shot.
The man who made Peyton Manning a star has signed on to assist the Jets.
On the heels of his visit with the Jets, safety Bob Sanders has agreed to a one-year deal with the Chargers, a person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press on Thursday night.
The Jets signed a ragtag group of big-name veterans last offseason before making their second straight run to the AFC Championship game. It appears Mike Tannenbaum's club is considering the same approach this year.
Shaun Ellis has been with the Jets longer than anyone on the team, a guy who has dreamed of getting to the Super Bowl throughout his 11 NFL seasons. They're one win away — again — with only the Pittsburgh Steelers standing in their way.
This practice was a little different for Mark Sanchez. It was the first time in nearly a month that his sore right shoulder was no longer an issue.
The "personal" hits keep coming from Rex Ryan's Jets. Speaking with the Daily News on Tuesday, Antonio Cromartie said the Jets "don't give a damn" about Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. That was just the beginning.
Sure, Tom Brady is great. So are Peyton Manning and Michael Vick. But in Rex Ryan's always humble opinion, they pale in comparison to Darrelle Revis.
Strictly speaking, the New England Patriots prefer bland to brash. Let Rex Ryan and his loose-lipped New York Jets do the talking.
Ding-ding-ding. Here we go again. Rex Ryan says Monday that the playoff game Sunday between the New York Jets and New England Patriots "is about Bill Belichick vs. Rex Ryan."
Tom Brady wants no part of a verbal contest with the New York Jets. "We're going to let our play do the talking as we always do," said Brady.
The NFL, provided, perhaps, a bit of joy in a weekend dominated by the tragic loss of six people in Arizona, 14 others who were injured and the assassination attempt of Representative Gabrielle Giffords.
After Nick Folk's 32-yard field goal sailed through the uprights giving the Jets a 17-16 win over Peyton Manning and the Colts, the stage was set for a rematch with hated Patriots in Foxboro.
The postseason is a new season for the coach of the team with the NFL's best record. For Bill Belichick, past results have little effect on future games. "Now it will be best two out of three. It's probably the way it should be," he said Sunday.
