Sanchez: Still 'Sense Of Urgency' For Suddenly Clicking Jets
Remember those brutally boring first quarters when the Jets couldn't get much going? Well, those are so four weeks ago.
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Remember those brutally boring first quarters when the Jets couldn't get much going? Well, those are so four weeks ago.
A weekend that should have ended with New York's 37-10 win over the Kansas City Chiefs instead took a disturbing turn for Jets fan James Mohr.
The primary problem with pro football doesn't lie on the laps of renegades, but with the inherent, inevitable physics of the game itself. As long as behemoths crash into each other, we will have concussions.
The Jets continue their steady climb, but have the Giants finally resurfaced on Joe B's Top Ten?
The Jets are in prime position to secure the final AFC wild card spot -- but they'll have to make that final push without starting safety Jim Leonhard. Again.
If I so much as hear a Jets fan mention the Giants on Christmas Eve at MetLife Stadium before next Sunday at around 7:30 p.m., I'll turn your home into a coal mine.
Everything seems to be falling into place — again — for Rex Ryan and the Jets. Well, almost everything.
It took 14 weeks of the NFL season but the Jets finally have found and established their identity, looking every bit the part of the playoff caliber team most envisioned during preseason.
Jim Leonhard will be a sidelined spectator for another Jets playoff push.
If the man under center, the center of his team, is judged by the scoreboard, Mark Sanchez has passed any reasonable test, particularly if he leads the Jets to a third-straight playoff spot.
Sometimes in life, things come in threes. Three weeks ago, the Jets were reeling. Three weeks later -- make that three wins later -- destiny is in the hands of Gang Green.
It's hard to find anything bad about the Jets' 37-10 win over the ragged Chiefs Sunday. But here's one negative. One big thing, actually.
This was the Jets team Rex Ryan had promised all season. No doubt about it.
Al's love life seemed to be a popular theme on Monday's show, as it often is on other programs.
Before Jerry's first update, Boomer and Craig noticed that some of the Xmas decorations have been moved around in the studio. Nobody was blamed, but the guys had a pretty good idea who the culprit was.
Despite the lack of rest, Craig is PUMPED over the Giants' enormous win down in Big D.
There isn't any official word on Jim Leonhard's status but the Jets fear his season could be over. Leonhard was carted off following a right knee injury on Sunday.
The Jets maintained their pace in the AFC playoff race by defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 37-10 on Sunday.
Shonn Greene says he's aware of all the expectations people had for him in his first season as the New York Jets' starting running back.
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 Giants shouldn't be in this spot, but they are. They've lost four games in a row as part of their annual second-half collapse.
The bottom line is that this is a game that the Jets have to -- and should -- win.
Rex Ryan doesn't think the MetLife Stadium crowd will be booing Mark Sanchez Sunday. At least, not before the game.
In a season filled with boos and criticisms, Mark Sanchez refuses to listen to any of it.
