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In addition to the intriguing story lines provided by the NFL, Alex Rodriguez was not to be outdone...
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In addition to the intriguing story lines provided by the NFL, Alex Rodriguez was not to be outdone...
I went 2-3 last week. Let's break down my NFL Week 10 JB Locks against the spread.
At the start of the season, a Cleveland-Cincinnati battle as a Thursday Night primetime game did not appear to be an ideal television choice.
The always-entertaining Jets -- though lately for the wrong reasons -- will cross the Atlantic for the first time to play the rival Dolphins at Wembley Stadium in 2015.
According to NJ.com, rookie Calvin Pryor was overheard telling Michael Vick: "Nothing surprises me about New York anymore. After today, nothing."
Rice spent nearly 10 hours at the hearing, which took place nearly two months after the former Pro Bowl running back was suspended indefinitely by the NFL and released by the Ravens.
Big Blue announced the move on Wednesday and said they placed cornerback Prince Amukamara on injured reserve with a torn biceps.
The game of roster musical chairs continued for the New York Giants on Wednesday, as the team placed cornerback Prince Amukamara on injured reserve. To take Amukamara's place on the roster, the G-men were awarded Chykie Brown on waivers.
It's not easy being Jets GM John Idzik these days. Websites, billboards and now banners are calling for his ouster.
First place is on the line in the air tight AFC North as the Browns visit the Bengals on Thursday night. Considering the Browns are involved, that's hard to believe-remember, Cleveland hasn't posted more than five wins since 2007.
Petitgout's attorney said Tuesday the allegations are "baseless" and he intends to "vigorously defend" the former offensive lineman.
The hearing begins nearly two months after the former Pro Bowl running back was suspended indefinitely by the NFL and released by the Baltimore Ravens.
The New York Giants (3-5) will limp across country, literally and figuratively, to face the defending world champion Seattle Seahawks (5-3) at CenturyLink Field. The Giants lost their third game in a row 40-24 at the hands of the Indianapolis Colts on Monday, while the Seahawks held off the Oakland Raiders by a closer than expected 30-24 score.
As upsetting as it may be that the season is more than halfway over, I think we have a chance to have a terrific final stretch considering how many teams are in the mix for a playoff spot.
"Hopefully, one of these weekends, one of these Sundays, we'll get a win," the Jets defensive end said on WFAN radio Tuesday.
Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne says his emotions got the better of him Monday night. He probably wasn't alone.
The New York Giants (3-5) must play perfect football in order to compete with the better NFL teams. Big Blue was anything but perfect, and the result was a third straight loss. The G-men went down with barely a whimper to the Indianpolis Colts 40-24 on Monday Night Football.
"There is a lot of concern," head coach Tom Coughlin said. "We've lost a player or two in each game, it seems like. That's not a good one. Prince was playing well."
Strahan gave low-fives to his former teammates lined up along a blue strip of carpet Monday night, and then bowed to all four corners of the stadium as the crowd roared at halftime.
The time is now. The Giants (3-4) can't wait any longer to make a move to get back into the NFC playoff picture. That brings us to tonight's game against Indianapolis.
Rex Ryan figured he might as well go for it on fourth down in Kansas City. What else could go wrong? Well, the answers this season have been "anything" and "everything," and that was the case again.
With the playoffs in doubt again, GM Jerry Reese wants to see more -- and Moore -- from the Giants when they return from the bye on Monday night.
He came bearing gifts in the form of ribs from TGI Friday's, which pleased the Dynamic Radio Duo -- especially Craigie.
From players to referees to fans, everyone is getting in on the Week 9 action...but maybe not in the way they imagined. Here's 5 people who were in the right (or wrong) place at the right time...
Alex Smith threw for 199 yards and two touchdowns, Jamaal Charles ran for another score and the Kansas City Chiefs won 24-10 on Sunday, sending the New York Jets to their eighth straight loss.
