Bears' Brandon Marshall Accused Of Punching Woman Outside NYC's Marquee Nightclub
The woman alleges the incident occurred at 3:50 a.m. Sunday, police said. He has not been charged.
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The woman alleges the incident occurred at 3:50 a.m. Sunday, police said. He has not been charged.
As if lining up against Patriots quarterback Tom Brady twice per season wasn't enough, now there's the possibility Peyton could plague the Jets.
It seems everyone has an opinion on where Peyton Manning should play next season. Even "The Donald."
If you're keeping score at home, the Super Bowl-winning list reads: Tom Brady with three, little brother Eli Manning with two and big brother Peyton Manning with one. And the only way that Peyton has a chance to win another Super Bowl is to leave Indianapolis.
Move over, Peyton Manning? Henne may be the solution instead to New York's search for a quarterback to push -- and possibly pass -- Mark Sanchez.
The Jets say they want to retain offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer. But what if they have a change of heart -- or if he lands a head coaching job elsewhere?
The Jets lost to an inferior team sans its most superior player and nothing to play for. In a league built by parity, the Jets remain a parody.
The New York Jets were eliminated from playoff contention Sunday as they were defeated by the Miami Dolphins, 19-17. Mark Sanchez threw three interceptions in the loss.
Neil Keefe needs a miracle this Sunday to finish the regular season picks season at .500. It's nearly impossible for him to come back, but that isn't stopping him from picking the Week 17 games and trying to figure out where the Giants and Jets will end up.
The Miami Dolphins running back will miss their finale Sunday against the New York Jets. He was ruled out by coach Todd Bowles after missing practice for the third consecutive day Friday.
Jets offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer is aware of the mounting criticism. "It's out of my control. I'm an excellent football coach," he said.
Neil Keefe makes his Week 16 picks and asks for the same two things he asked for last Christmas. And then of course there's Giants-Jets...
Neil Keefe wants you to forget about what happened with last week's picks as he picks the Week 15 games in the NFL, and looks ahead to the home stretch in the league and a big weekend for New York's two teams.
Jets' special teams coach Mike Westhoff is trying to cut down miscues on special teams. The Jets returners have had issues fumbling punts in recent weeks.
The Jets are beginning to click in all areas, inspiring hopes of a playoff berth. A favorable end of season schedule gives Gang Green a solid shot.
The problem with the Giants' loss to the Saints is that as bad as it was on Monday (and it was bad), there's a chance it's going to get a whole lot worse this Sunday and possibly the next Sunday too. Neil Keefe picks the Week 13 games, but he only has faith in one of the New York teams this Sunday.
The Dallas Cowboys maintained their first place standing in the NFC East on Thanksgiving as they defeated the Miami Dolphins 20-19.
Moving his NFL picks from Thursday to Friday didn't work out well for Neil Keefe. But if starting pitchers can cite an extra day of rest between starts as their reason for failing then Neil can certainly use an extra day between picks as a reason for his struggles.
If you thought last week was bad like Neil Keefe did, then you can expect this week this week to be worse. Nine of the 16 games have spreads of three points or less (and the Giants-49ers line is 3.5).
That's right Neil Keefe is guaranteeing an over .500 week in Week 9 because that's how confident he feels when he makes his picks on Thursdays. He hasn't given a guarantee like that since Week 2.
New York's great escape against Miami. The Brandon Jacobs saga. Has there ever been so much negativity following a Giants win?
Brandon Jacobs has a message for fans: go ahead, jeer away. "I don't care about being booed," he said Tuesday. "I don't care about anybody else, to be honest with you."
Either the Giants weren't paying attention or they didn't pay Brandon Jacobs' warning any mind. Fans in East Rutherford got the message, though.
As daredevil Karl Wallenda said, walking the tightrope is living; all the rest is waiting. The Giants, apparently, are waiting for nobody.
The Giants' satisfaction over their 20-17 victory over the pesky, winless Miami Dolphins may not last very long.
