Dyer: It's Really 'Go Time' For The Jets
It's not an easy task, but there isn't a game remaining that the Jets can cross off the list automatically and chalk up as a loss.
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It's not an easy task, but there isn't a game remaining that the Jets can cross off the list automatically and chalk up as a loss.
John Jastermki, WFAN Fantasy Phenom winner, joined Neil Keefe to talk about the Giants-Dolphins matchup, the Jets' postseason chances and other storylines around the NFL.
Gantt, who played college football for Alabama, may be best known for having two punts blocked in a 17-16 loss to Auburn in 1972.
Neil Keefe makes his Week 8 picks and looks ahead, hoping and dreaming that the New York Football Giants will play a game after Week 17 for the first time in three years.
The 4-3 Jets can now dream, and hope, and hopefully perform to mount a serious challenge, if only to give their mouthy coach some measure of 2011 credibility.
Navigating the New York media microscope is nothing compared to what Plaxico Burress has been through the past few years. If this weekend was any indication, the Plax of old is back.
Jets fans were none too happy with the production by backup center Colin Baxter while All-Pro Nick Mangold was out with a high ankle sprain. It seems neither were the Jets.
Depending on whichever section of the cabin you sit, the Jets are either back on a collision course with destiny or infamy. The next 10 weeks are going to be as crazy as the previous seven, provided this past Sunday wasn't an aberration.
Ah, yes. Happy days are here again. Just like that, the Jets have gone from gloom and doom to fun-loving and proud.
The Brady Center initially pressed for Burress to go to prison. On Monday night, the Jets wide receiver spoke at the organization's annual fundraiser in Manhattan.
After catching his third touchdown pass of the day, Plaxico Burress went wild. Well, at least by his standards.
Rex Ryan may reach downright insufferable levels this week. But that's OK now, since his Jets are now on the good side of .500 at 4-3.
It was the hang-up heard 'round the Tri-State area -- and then the nation. "I don't dislike Mike," Revis said on Sunday. "He had his opinion, I had mine."
If the "x" gets put next to "Jets" in the AFC standings come January, it will be because of some soul searching that was done at halftime of Sunday's 27-21 win over the Chargers at MetLife Stadium.
No use praising the opponents when you self-destruct. That's how the Chargers felt Sunday after losing 27-21 to the Jets.
Facing his former team made LaDainian Tomlinson sick. Literally.
On Sunday, Ryan had no reason to apologize as his Jets made an impressive turnaround. It was San Diego that self-destructed, leaving Norv Turner to bemoan his team's sloppiness.
According to Rob Ryan, the Jets' rotund head coach has all sorts of envy. Ring envy.
While watching the Chargers-Jets game on CBS Sunday, Craig heard his old friend Jim Nantz take what he perceived to be a shot at his radio partner. And for that he will not stand.
Craig boldly declared today to be the best day of the week -- and it's only Monday.
After falling behind by 11 points, the Jets shut out the San Diego Chargers in the second half on Sunday afternoon. And when the final gun sounded, New York had managed a 27-21 victory over the Bolts.
The Jets have made alterations to their roster ahead of Sunday's game against the Chargers. Wide receiver Logan Payne to the IR and defensive end Martin Tevaseu is signed for the practice squad.
Jets coach Rex Ryan expects center Nick Mangold to play Sunday after being limited in practice on Friday. For Mike DeVito, the news isn't as promising.
While the Giants are enjoying their week off and their surprising 4-2 record and more surprising place atop the NFC East, their roommates will be hosting the Chargers in another must-win game at the Meadowlands.
With the Jets and the San Diego Chargers set to do battle this Sunday at MetLife Stadium, Al Dukes reached out to our old friend Antonio Garay to get a preview.
