For Ex-Jets Bust Vernon Gholston, Second Chance Ends With Bears
Maybe former Jets defensive end Vernon Gholston will say he didn't get a fair shake in Chicago, too.
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Maybe former Jets defensive end Vernon Gholston will say he didn't get a fair shake in Chicago, too.
It was just last month that the National Football League and its players' union put aside their differences to end the NFL lockout. Now they're coming together again -- to support a cause close to New Yorkers.
Bart Scott's residence in Mendham, NJ has no power because of Hurricane Irene, and he's unsure when the lights will go back on. Still, the Jets linebacker considers himself one of the lucky ones.
Maybe the Giants ought to consider their loss to the Jets a success, given the way they've been riddled with injuries.
Mark Sanchez and the Jets' first-team offense still have a long way to go if they want to Plaxico Burress' promise of 30 points per game.
Just minutes after Monday night's game, a delighted Jets head coach Rex Ryan was presented with a trophy and a check for $40,000 for the team's charity of choice. However, if Ryan was being truthful, he would have apologized to Snoopy for a sloppy performance.
The guys were pleased to welcome the legendary "Broadway" Joe Namath into the Allstate Studio on Tuesday to talk a little New York football, past and present.
During Jerry 'Rello' Recco's first update we heard all sorts of tidbits from Monday night's Jets 17-3 win over the Giants in the first ever MetLife Bowl.
The Jets and the Giants locked horns last night in the first ever MetLife Bowl. It was Gang Green that came away with the victory 17-3, but neither team looked very good in the sloppy preseason game.
Mark Sanchez threw a 17-yard touchdown pass to Santonio Holmes and the Jets capitalized on two big special teams plays to defeat the Giants 17-3 Monday night.
MetLife shelled out a lot of money for the naming rights to the stadium in East Rutherford -- and to put their name on Monday night's Jets-Giants "MetLife Bowl." It will definitely look better with some fans in the stands.
One more chance for some while the clock ticks on others. The Giants go into tonight's annual preseason rivalry against the Jets knowing they'll have to get down to 80 players by Tuesday at 4 p.m.
The Giants have had to adjust their schedule due to Hurricane Irene but one benefit was getting an extra practice to prepare for the Jets' game on Monday.
As Hurricane Irene bears down on the Eastern seaboard, officials are scrambling to reschedule events. That's right, Irene is already leaving her mark on Tri-State sports even before coming ashore.
Giants president and CEO John Mara said Friday that moving the game two days later was the best course of action for the safety of all.
Is this the same Brandon Jacobs? Less than nine months after ending a moody 2010 campaign, Jacobs seems... content.
Some of the annual preseason fire for Jets-Giants might be lost this year. Why? Because the teams will meet in the regular season on December 24. However, it's still Gang Green against Big Blue, and that makes for an interesting night.
Instead of making the 90-minute trip from their new facility in Florham Park to Hofstra University on Thursday, the team held a closed indoor workout.
Giants president and CEO John Mara said Thursday the game was rescheduled so fans would be able to get home safely after the game.
Plaxico Burress walked into the Giants' training facility a few weeks ago and saw a familiar face -- himself.
As far as the Jets go, they can never return to their former homes like the Polo Grounds, Shea Stadium or Giants Stadium, but they do have the ability to turn back the clock and return to their roots.
Was it a dig at MetLife Stadium or the Jets -- or both? The New Meadowlands Stadium is now officially named after MetLife. But to one Giants star, an old moniker will always ring true.
Rex Ryan called former Jets bust Vernon Gholston a "phony" in his recent book. After Monday night's preseason Giants-Bears game, it was Gholston's turn to bite back.
Jets running back Shonn Greene says his infected right foot is feeling better and he expects to play in the team's next preseason game Saturday against the Giants.
It's official. The home of the Giants and Jets is going to be called MetLife Stadium for the next 25 years.
