Schwartz: Jets Live For Another Week
Let's be honest. The Jets are very lucky that they were hosting the Bills -- because they really didn't play that well.
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Let's be honest. The Jets are very lucky that they were hosting the Bills -- because they really didn't play that well.
In a season of disappointment, inconsistency and one weird event after another enveloping the Jets, Plaxico Burress, of all people, has been the one of the few members of this organization who has performed as advertised.
Whenever anyone mentions the Buffalo Bills being a young, rebuilding team, they can point to Sunday's 28-24 loss to the Jets as Exhibit A.
The Jets are in a zero-sum business right now. Win, move on to the next game, and win again. Do it enough times and they'll save their season.
Mark Sanchez led a Jets' comeback over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday to keep Gang Green's playoff hopes alive. His late heroics keep the Jets in playoff contention.
New York Jets running back LaDainian Tomlinson is sidelined for the second straight game as he recovers from a sprained left knee.
Eight days after a sensational performance against the New York Jets, Denver linebacker Von Miller was fined $25,000 for roughing the passer in that game.
That has always been the New York Jets coach's philosophy: Play the meanest, most physical and aggressive group of guys you can and dare offenses to beat you.
Buffalo Bills starting safety George Wilson will miss Sunday's game against the New York Jets because of a neck injury.
Some deep-fried turkey at home, a couple of visits to a few old teammates for dessert. Most of all, though, the New York Jets wide receiver just wants to be around his family.
But even with a bit of doom and gloom circling around Met Life Stadium for this Sunday's game with the Bills, Jets fans need to be thankful for Rex Ryan this Thanksgiving.
Mark Sanchez knows his job is safe. His reps in practice are another matter.
The wide receiver had received permission from the team to do charity work in his hometown in Virginia on Monday, and returned Monday night instead of Tuesday, as originally planned.
Marcus Dixon tries not to think about the 15 darkest months of his life. All that lost time in prison. All those tears. No football. No freedom.
A couple of weeks ago Boomer offered his personal tickets for this Sunday's Bills-Jets game to out old friend Omar in Brooklyn.
Rex Ryan may be $75,000 lighter in the wallet. But ask him about his floundering team's future, and he's all rainbows and lollipops.
Thanksgiving is only two days away, and today you can help people from going hungry.
Rex Ryan's mouth really cost him this time. "Obviously, it was a mistake that I made and I'm responsible for my actions," he said Monday.
Even with gloom and doom being the overwhelming feeling among fans and the media, the Jets believe they can still turn things around.
Inevitably, the recent struggles of both the Giants and Jets has drawn quite a bit of attention -- predominately negative attention -- and there is also quite bit if uncertainty surrounding whether or not either team will even make the playoffs.
Jets coach Rex Ryan has been fined $75,000 by the NFL for using profanity while angrily responding to a fan at at halftime of the team's 37-16 loss to the Patriots in Week 10.
Under the category of "losing a game in the fourth quarter to a far-from-prolific NFL quarterback," the New York football Giants and their vaunted defense joined the Jets and Rex's 'D.'
Give him this. Tim Tebow knows how to take over a game.
I'm calling the Jets grounded. Dead. Muerto. Finished. Put the post mortem in bold ink: Gang Green killed by gangrene, a fungus spawned by hubris.
The sun is setting on the Jets' season. When it's finally dead and buried, this franchise will need another course correction. A great place to start would be finding an offensive coordinator who can actually teach Mark Sanchez a thing or two.
