Here We Go Again: Patriots Face Ravens In AFC Playoffs
New England and Baltimore are developing an impressive postseason rivalry.
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New England and Baltimore are developing an impressive postseason rivalry.
The Cincinnati Bengals haven't won an NFL playoff game since January 6, 1990. They beat the Houston Oilers—right there, that tells you it was a long time ago—by a 41-14 score in the wild-card round of the AFC playoffs. Since then, the Bengals have lost all five postseason contests they've played in. That needs to change this weekend.
New England's star quarterback has given his team a little more flexibility in spending.
New England's offensive coordinator says he's happy where he is, but at least one NFL team is seriously interested in interviewing him.
Woody Johnson is open to bringing back Darrelle Revis. One problem for the New York Jets owner: the Pro Bowl cornerback is under contract for another year with the New England Patriots.
A disappointing season for the New York Jets is winding down, and there was almost a victory over the New England Patriots to help round it out. Unfortunately, coming up "just short" is the way to describe a lot of things this year.
This latest loss to rival New England certainly didn't make the Jets' faithful — or coach Rex Ryan and GM John Idzik — feel any better about their situation.
New York ranks 30th in points per game (16.4), which is a big reason why Rex Ryan could be coaching his last game in the Patriots-Jets series.
Inspired by what very well could be the last time Rex Ryan coaches against the Patriots, Al Dukes donned his Santa hat and entered the Allstate Studio with a pep in his step (but carrying a heavy heart).
The scoreboard Sunday may say that it is time, finally, for the Jets coach to admit his arch-rival truly got the better of him. If he didn't kiss anything before, he might as well now. And we're not talking about rings.
Revis has been back before, as an opposing player taking on the Jets. Not this way, though. This time around, he's an enemy -- no matter how "sad" he feels for the opposing coach.
Can the New York Jets go toe-to-toe with one of the best teams in the National Football League?
Let's take a look at the good, the bad and the ugly of Week 15. Here are the four takeaways you need to know from Sunday.
The New England Patriots are on a clear path to the playoffs and could possibly end up representing the AFC in the Super Bowl. The Miami Dolphins are still fighting for a playoff spot and need every win they can get so this is a huge game for them. Dan Fouts of CBS Sports knows what it's like to play in must-win games, and he spoke on the big AFC East match-up.
The 2014 NFL regular season is rounding a curve toward its end, and some teams are beginning to distance themselves from the pack. Now, there is going to be a potential Super Bowl match-up between the Green Bay Packers and New England Patriots. CBS Sports Tracy Wolfson talks how this weekend's game pitting Tom Brady against Aaron Rodgers may go.
There's a team that's being virtually ignored in the AFC, and tit may be able to keep the Patriots from getting back to the top of the football world.
There's a reason why you should always expect the unexpected when it comes to the NFL on a Sunday.
When someone with a racist Twitter handle retweeted the Patriots during a promotion Thursday night, the system generated an image of a jersey with a slur on the back.
The Colts, you loved them right? I sure did. What happens on Sunday? They get demolished by the Steelers and the most underappreciated QB in the NFL.
I talked to an ardent Jets follower this morning. He said his father recently apologized for handing him a Gang Green program in 1984. Even the best dads make mistakes.
In a big spot, the Jets' defense is consistently coming up small. Muhammad Wilkerson says that needs to change -- ASAP -- before it's too late, if it's not already.
Video of the final play shows an official prodding Dont'a Hightower of the Patriots to the side of the Jets' center, preventing a potential five-yard penalty.
If anything, Thursday night in New England showed how poor this team is -- they couldn't take a game that was practically given to them.
The Jets suffered their sixth straight loss, the longest streak in Rex Ryan's six seasons as coach, after taking a 19-17 lead with just under 9 minutes left in the third quarter.
Tom Brady threw three touchdown passes and the New England Patriots held off the New York Jets 27-25 when Nick Folk's 58-yard field goal attempt was blocked on the last play Thursday night.
