Playoff Hopes High As Jets Fans Celebrate Big Victory Over Patriots
After the game, Jets fans were ready to celebrate the big win against the Patriots, coming out in full force in support of their team.
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After the game, Jets fans were ready to celebrate the big win against the Patriots, coming out in full force in support of their team.
Fitzpatrick's 6-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Eric Decker in overtime Sunday gave the Jets a dramatic -- and potentially controversial win over the Patriots.
Kacy Rodgers had barely settled himself on the podium before he was hit with the question of the week. How do the New York Jets stop Rob Gronkowski?
Despite the fact that New York Jets cornerback, Darrelle Revis had some choice words towards the New England Patriots and their superstar quarterback, Tom Brady chose the high road when asked to share his opinion on "Revis Island."
Next up for Tom Brady and Co. is a chance at the No. 1 seed in the AFC playoffs. And they could clinch it against the rival New York Jets on Sunday at MetLife Stadium.
Calvin Pace has seen a lot of Tom Brady over the years. Too much, as far as the New York Jets linebacker is concerned.
In another year not so far in the past, in another situation, Jets fans would have no reason to smile about the prospects of a visit this holiday season from old Saint Bill.
CBS Sports' "The NFL Today" studio analyst Boomer Esiason talks two big games in Week 16 and what's at stake for those in the playoffs.
With the end of the regular season fast approaching, the New York Jets would like to send a clear message to Bill Belichick & Co. when the New England Patriots travel to the Meadowlands for a Week 16 intradivisional clash.
Two more wins — and the New York Jets still might not be in. That's the reality Todd Bowles and his players are facing.
While Rex Ryan ruins another New York team, the Jets find themselves in a place they couldn't reach with their former head coach during his final four-year spiral out of the Big Apple.
NFL on CBS analyst Rich Gannon gave his thoughts on three Week 15 games, all of which have playoff implications, and how teams may fare.
Last night's Broncos win proved the Patriots are human and the Broncos are still alive. The NFL season gets even more interesting.
James White filled in for Dion Lewis. Danny Amendola replaced Julian Edelman. Tom Brady was just his usual self.
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All close games in the NFL have pivot points, plays or lack thereof, that seal a team's fate. The Giants have tempted fate several times this season, and they seemingly have come out a loser each time.
The Giants went nose to nose with the Patriots, the NFL's best team. They could've and should've won, but they didn't.
The Giants had the mighty Patriots beaten at several points during the fourth quarter on Nov. 15, 2015, but couldn't seal the deal. Here are some of the best images from the 27-26 loss.
Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. The New York Giants put together a game effort, but the offense's inability to burn the game clock handed the New England Patriots an opportunity that the defending champs gladly accepted.
The Giants had the Patriots, again. And then, with the swiftness of a 54-yard Stephen Gostkowski field goal, they didn't.
At some point this year, the New York Giants may learn how to finish games. It's been their weakness all season and it got them again on Sunday for the fourth time.
If they make it ugly enough on defense, and pretty enough on offense, they might just have a chance. It's not impossible. They just need to play the game of the year.
Here's the closest Tom Brady will come to admitting that two Super Bowl losses to the New York Giants still bother him: "I'd much rather have won them than lost them."
It's the well-oiled offensive machine against a banged-up defense that is ranked 32nd overall.
Concentrating on the Xs and Os and coming up with a strategy is not the only thing on Bill Belichick's mind this week, no matter how he or any of his close associates paint it.
