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If money does indeed talk, it just said soccer is still the world's game.
One team, two quarterbacks. Santonio Holmes thinks that's a no-go.
The idea that teams use training camp to get ready for the regular season is basically folly. Teams use the preseason to keep players from getting hurt. Coaches and general managers don't want to chance season-ending injuries in the preseason.
Believe it or not, Tim Tebow could become the best thing to happen to Mark Sanchez in quite a while.
Jim Rome, host of Rome on CBS Sports Network and The Jim Rome Show on the radio joined CBS Local Sports to give his take on the biggest topics in the major sports.
LaDainian Tomlinson had a firsthand look at last season's rift between Santonio Holmes and Mark Sanchez. And if the wide receiver doesn't get his catches in the Jets' run-heavy offense, it could be more of the same in 2012.
OK, so it wasn't quite the treatment Robinson Cano got in Kansas City. But Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski certainly heard it from the crowd.
All quarterbacks are under pressure to perform. But heading into the 2012 season, here are six quarterbacks who face the most pressure.
Burress thinks there's "no doubt" Sanchez will improve in 2012. After all, there's the added motivation of Tim Tebow at No. 2 on the depth chart, and the quarterback shouldn't be bothered by the shoulder injuries that hampered him in 2011. Wait, what? Wait, what?
Known for being one of the hardest-working players in the game -- not to mention one of the most physically gifted in terms of pure strength -- Tebow has decided to mix up his workout routine in unconventional fashion.
The Fourth of July was almost ruined for plugged-in Jets fans all over the Tri-State area.
Arguably the most coveted bachelor among professional athletes in New York outside of Derek Jeter, Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez is reportedly off the market.
The Jets open training camp July 26 and when Rex Ryan brings his team together, you can be certain that he will talk plenty about the New England Patriots and finding a way to supplant them in the AFC East.
Both the Giants and Jets are hoping to see a rested, educated group walk into upstate New York ready to hit the ground running -- in a most literal sense.
In an astonishing result, Tebow (virtually a bench player at the moment), received 38 percent of the vote. Holmes came in second with 34 percent and Greene finished with just 28 percent.
Tim Tebow may be waiting until marriage, but it seems some committed women wouldn't mind scoring with the Jets' backup quarterback.
The beauty of "Flight 5 Live" is it's a completely fan-driven online show, with no agenda other than to connect those with no voice to those who make the magic happen during the NFL season.
Craig had a little fun with his radio partner by getting him up to speed with what he missed on yesterday's radio program, specifically the #1 NY sports moment of the last 25 years, or something along those lines.
The Giants and Jets don't want it. Neither do the residents. But on Tuesday a prominent leader said New Jersey desperately needs the mega-mall once known as "Xanadu."
Tomlinson said Monday he would rather be enshrined in Canton without a ring than win a title sans his Hall of Fame resume.
Some believe the Jets will have a short hook on Sanchez this season with Tebow behind him on the depth chart. But the backup insists he's not rooting for a role swap.
New York Jets defensive lineman Muhammad Wilkerson is expected to be ready for training camp next month after suffering minor injuries in a two-car crash early Saturday.
In an extremely rare turn of events, the Jets and the Giants are on the same side of a battle. But naturally, it's taking place off of the football field. Both franchises are suing the developers of a mall that is coming to the Meadowlands.
Revis' answers have mostly been vague, with an "I don't know," or contract talks will come "sooner or later." Back in his hometown of Aliquippa, Pa., Revis gave us something entirely new.
Free agent wide receiver Plaxico Burress is looking for the "right fit." Apparently he won't find it in Carolina.
