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The Jets left little doubt of their intentions on Sunday. It's Super Bowl or bust. This is a ready-for-prime time group of players personified by a receiving corps that has proved the old adage true: less can be more if the timing is right.
The Jets' upset of the rival Patriots drew the highest preliminary television rating for a divisional playoff game in 14 years.
Forget the snow. Since Sunday night, plenty of New York and New Jersey residents alike have been painting the town green
A Gang Green victory celebration turned deadly for one Staten Island Jets fan Sunday night.
Faithful fans of the New York Jets were celebrating throughout the Tri-State Area Sunday night, as their team is now within one game of the Super Bowl.
The field is set for the conference championship games. And both No. 1 seeds are done.
So the Jets weren't all (trash) talk after all. Now Rex Ryan's rowdy bunch is headed to its second straight AFC championship game after New York backed up its coach's boasts with a 28-21 win Sunday over the Patriots - the team that had the best record in the NFL.
Following a week of talking that turned nasty, Antonio Cromartie and the Jets' defense shut up in time to shut down the New England Patriots and their star quarterback.
Tom Brady threw an interception on New England's first possession Sunday against the New York Jets — the first time he has been picked off since Oct. 17.
Dennis Byrd wrapped up his old, torn jersey, the one cut from his body more than 18 years ago, and sent it to Rex Ryan as a gift.
"Shut down Tom Brady. That's it," one fan told WCBS 880's Mike Xirinachs, "They got to knock him down. They got to take him out."
A rally was held Saturday afternoon at the New Meadowlands Stadium featuring live music, a video message from Head Coach Rex Ryan and plenty of raucous fans.
Jets center Nick Mangold countered Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker's tongue-in-cheek words Thursday with some words of his own, via Twitter.
The NFL has warned players to cut out the trash talk, specifically when it threatens other players.
There's nothing like a rivalry between sports cities, but the one between New York and Boston run much deeper.
Jets backup cornerback Drew Coleman and wide receiver Brad Smith are listed as questionable because of injuries before the playoff game at New England.
"Fireman Ed" Anzalone joined Boomer & Carton on Friday morning to lead the WFAN studio in his trademark "J-E-T-S" chant, despite morning show host Craig Carton picking the New England Patriots to win on Sunday.
Bill Belichick's New England Patriots are well known for making trash talk a one-sided affair. Apparently, Wes Welker didn't get the memo.
There's not much that can compare to the Yankees/RedSox rivalry, but the Jets/Patriots is picking up some steam.
Rex Ryan is not Namath, but there's a sincerity to his hubris that makes him the perfect heir to Broadway Joe.
Jets. Patriots. Someone must win. This really is my nightmare.
The New York Jets won't be down a defensive back against New England on Sunday. According to WFAN's Peter Schwartz, Jets cornerback Drew Coleman "fully expects" to play against the Patriots.
Jets safety James Ihedigbo joined Boomer & Carton on Friday morning to preview New York's huge playoff matchup against Tom Brady and the New England Patriots.
The Jets seek to back up their words Sunday and pull off a second consecutive road upset of a perennial AFC power - a task that won't be easy against a Patriots team that's run roughshod over the league the past two months.
Don't expect to hear the New England Patriots use an expletive to describe an opponent. That's not his team's style, owner Robert Kraft said.
