B&C Morning Show: Jets Win, Now What?
The Jets ended their three-game slide Monday night against the hapless Miami Dolphins -- but for some reason, Craig the Jets fan is not happy.
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The Jets ended their three-game slide Monday night against the hapless Miami Dolphins -- but for some reason, Craig the Jets fan is not happy.
Jason Taylor's back behind enemy lines — in Jets' fans minds — and will try to help the winless Dolphins (0-4) send the struggling Jets (2-3) to their fourth straight loss Monday night.
The Jets are ready to put their three game losing streak in their rear-view mirrors as they welcome the 0-4 Dolphins to MetLife Stadium on Monday night.
Jason Taylor expects to hear a familiar sound when he walks out of the tunnel at MetLife Stadium on Monday night. And, it won't be warm, friendly cheers.
This week is a week of huge lines. There are 13 games and in seven of those games, the spread is at least a touchdown. Neil Keefe makes his picks despite the enormous lines in an effort to get above .500 plateau and stay above it.
Jets wide receiver Santonio Holmes said the team is heading into its game against the Dolphins with "a feeling of desperation."
Matt Moore is quarterbacking for the Dolphins - and he talked with the guys about preparing to face Rex Ryan's defense and some if the bizarre things said by his wide-receiver Brandon Marshall - like how he humbly uttered that, football comes easy to him...
Jets center Nick Mangold did not participate in practice on Wednesday, but coach Rex Ryan thinks he'll be fine to play against the Miami Dolphins on Monday night.
The jokes aren't flying from Rex Ryan as they did in his first two seasons. Suddenly, the NFL's biggest bunch of chatterboxes is strangely silent.
The finger-pointing has started. The losses are mounting. The offense continues to struggle -- and the guarantees have stopped. What's next for the Jets?
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.
Last week, Neil apologized for his Week 1 catastrophe (6-8-2) by going out and throwing a gem (11-4-1). This week he's expecting to compete at a high level once again.
Neil made a few terrible decisions last week like believing in the Giants, trusting Colt McCoy and the Browns, thinking the Bills would suck again and going against the Lions bandwagon, which is now at capacity.
Taking a page out of Antonio Cromartie's playbook, Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw cited the "business" of football on Thursday and told WQAM's Sid Rosenberg that "it's all in the Giants' hands."
As ex-Giants star Plaxico Burress grabbed a microphone and started telling his story to about 100 children, some of the kids were murmuring and chattering among themselves. And then he said "gun." The kids got quiet in a hurry.
Soon-to-be free agent running back Ahmad Bradshaw has said he wants to stay with the Giants. Though according to his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, Bradshaw is also "very interested" in Miami.
If there is a season, count Chad Pennington out. Rehabbing from shoulder and knee injuries, the former Jets quarterback won't suit up this year. He'll instead take a seat in upstairs in the television booth.
Former Jets quarterback Chad Pennington continued his run of hard luck this week, tearing his anterior cruciate ligament not on the football field, but the basketball court.
The Dolphins are expected to hire Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, a person familiar with the negotiations said Monday. Daboll was the New York Jets' quarterbacks coach in 2007-08.
As the Jets continue to battle during this year's playoffs, we took a look back at some of the most memorable moments in the franchise's history.
They did damage control Saturday, holding an extraordinary news conference to announce a two-year contract extension for Sparano — and to acknowledge mistakes in dealing with the team's coaching situation.
Perhaps it shouldn't surprise us that a team without a title since 1973 is slightly dysfunctional.
Bill Cowher is reportedly ready to get back to coaching - on his terms.
The Buffalo Bills remain on the rise, while the Miami Dolphins are headed nowhere fast. Ryan Fitzpatrick threw two touchdown passes Sunday for the resurgent Bills, who won 17-14 to eliminate Miami from the AFC playoff race.
The NFL sent a letter to the 32 teams Thursday reminding them of the rules and restrictions for the bench area and sidelines. The letter was sent in the wake of Jets coach Sal Alosi tripping Miami's Nolan Carroll in Sunday's game.
