Hungry Jets Would Like To Prolong Giants Suffering
When the New York Jets face the New York Giants during the regular season, the media likes to describe the game as having "bragging rights" implications.
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When the New York Jets face the New York Giants during the regular season, the media likes to describe the game as having "bragging rights" implications.
The season was crumbling quickly for the New York Jets. Four losses in five games had them scrambling for answers and desperate for a win. Then, the Miami Dolphins came to town.
New York Jets cornerback Marcus Williams has a sprained knee ligament that could keep him out against the Giants next Sunday.
There was something about Sunday that didn't sit well with me and I hope other Jets fans feel the same.
The Jets did not waste the opportunity to snap their two-game skid, as they took care of the fading Dolphins with an emphatic 38-20 win in Week 12 of the 2015 NFL season.
The Jets rebounded from last week's brutal loss in Houston with a convincing 38-20 rout of Miami on Nov. 29, 2015, at MetLife Stadium. Here are some of the best images from the win.
It's about time the Jets held a player accountable.
Ryan Fitzpatrick threw four touchdown passes, two to Brandon Marshall, and the Jets routed the Miami Dolphins 38-20 Sunday to gain traction in the wild-card race.
Jury selection is scheduled for Thursday in federal court in New Haven. The trial is to begin Dec. 7.
The Jets (6-5) won for just the second time in six games to ensure they'd at least remain in a tie for the second AFC wild-card spot.
With perennial Pro Bowl cornerback Darrelle Revis likely on the shelf, the Dolphins offense will have a golden opportunity to have a breakout game against the Jets defense in Week 12.
If the New York Jets NFL Week 12 injury report tells anything, is that Gang Green's secondary will be vulnerable against the Dolphins with (CB) Darrelle Revis and (S) Dion Bailey watching from the sidelines.
Darrelle Revis will not be available for the Jets when they take on the Miami Dolphins on Sunday at MetLife Stadium, head coach Todd Bowles confirmed Friday afternoon.
"I think we have to just try to execute our base stuff," the offensive coordinator said during a conference call Thursday.
Pass rusher Quinton Coples was claimed Tuesday by the Miami Dolphins, meaning he may get to play Sunday against the team that just released him — the New York Jets.
As Thanksgiving nears, it's been a hit-or-miss 2015 for the New York City-area sports locals, but they each have reason to be thankful.
It's not often that a New York football team plays on Thanksgiving.
Losing four out of five is never a good thing, even if that fifth one was a complete and utter dud like the Jets' effort during last week's no-show in Houston. But they shouldn't panic.
Martin has 28 career tackles with a half-sack and a forced fumble in 21 NFL games, all with Kansas City. He has also spent time with Tampa Bay.
Although another year has gone by without a victory celebration parade down the Canyon of Heroes, I look at 2015 as a step in the right direction for our local sports teams.
"He's an emotional guy," Wilkerson said of Bowles. "He yells at us when things are not going as they should on the field, and they're not looking the way he expects it to be. He definitely gets on us."
Facing a must-win, the Jets will try and not underestimate the fading Dolphins when Miami invades MetLife Stadium for the final meeting of the 2015 NFL season.
Darrelle Revis is actually being viewed by some as a has-been right now. Slow your roll, folks.
The New York Jets are sticking with Ryan Fitzpatrick at quarterback despite the team losing four of its last five games after a 4-1 start to the season.
Darrelle Revis' concussion symptoms have not improved a day after injuring his head against the Houston Texans, leaving the New York Jets cornerback's availability for the team's next game in doubt.
