Jets' Richardson Frustrated By 1-5 Start: 'None Of Us Are Losers'
With five straight losses and a short week coming up, the Jets are spiraling out of control. Next up: the archrival Patriots in Foxboro.
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With five straight losses and a short week coming up, the Jets are spiraling out of control. Next up: the archrival Patriots in Foxboro.
He's still not much of a quarterback. But Sunday wasn't all Geno Smith's fault. Lay this one on a defense that couldn't keep the heat on Peyton Manning -- and paid the price.
The New York Football Giants traveled to Philadelphia for a prime time battle with the Eagles that would help determine NFC East supremacy. But New York started out poorly on defense, and the offense and special teams soon followed suit as the G-men got manhandled by the Eagles 27-0.
Nick Foles threw two touchdown passes, LeSean McCoy had a season-high 149 yards rushing and the Philadelphia Eagles beat the New York Giants 27-0 on Sunday night for their first shutout in 18 years.
Week 6 of the season provided a lot of upsets (Bye, Seattle) and included many big performances not just by an individual but by teams as well. Here are the top four biggest performances from Week 6 of the NFL.
Peyton Manning threw three touchdown passes, leaving him two shy of Brett Favre's career mark, and the Denver Broncos beat the New York Jets 31-17 on Sunday.
The Philadelphia Eagles entered 2014 as the favorites to win the NFC East thanks to Chip Kelly's high-octane offense guided by an emerging Nick Foles.
Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos were absolutely disastrous the last time they played at MetLife Stadium. The Jets have been more of an ongoing disaster, one which has left coach Rex Ryan admitting that his job could be on the line.
The New York Football Giants (3-2) travel down to the City of Brotherly Love to battle the Philadelphia Eagles (4-1) in a Sunday Night Football match-up. The Giants started out winless after two weeks, but have since won three games in a row. The Eagles have walked the tightrope more than once this season, yet are still atop the NFC East with a 4-1 record.
On one hand, the Jets could turn things around beginning this Sunday at home against Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos and start some momentum. On the other hand, head coach Rex Ryan and the Jets could see an already disappointing 2014 campaign get even worse.
Some of the best NFL players have something more: a big mouth. Here are 5 NFL loudmouths who back up their words on the field.
I went 4-1 last week. Let's break down my NFL Week 6 JB Locks against the spread.
You're gonna hear Katy Perry roar over the rahs of a Super Bowl crowd.
Jason discusses Tom Brady, Bill Belichick, and the Patriots not being done yet.
The Colts went up 24-0 in the first quarter this Week 6 Thursday Night Football matchup. Could've been another blowout, but the Texans made of game of it.
"I made a mistake," former Bears general manager Jerry Angelo told USA Today. "I was human. I was part of it. I'm not proud of it."
The Jets' backup QB was stunningly critical when he acknowledged he wasn't prepared to play last Sunday. The comments drew the ire of fans and the media — and kudos from his head coach.
Finally we got to the wildly popular segment of the program where Boomer and Craig offer up their "award-winning" NFL Picks-Picks-Picks against the spread for Week 6 of the NFL season.
Giants safety Antrel Rolle speaks from the heart. It's a trait that has turned his weekly appearances on WFAN into appointment radio. But Jeremy Maclin has heard enough.
Among the topics discussed at Wednesday's owners meetings was the commissioner's role in handing out discipline, and he reiterated that all options "are on the table."
Smith is in a rut, on and off the field. But he's getting another chance to hold on to his starting job, and knows that if he doesn't improve quickly, he could end up back on the sideline — maybe for good.
The presentation on domestic violence given to NFL owners on Wednesday included a video by a former player appealing for recognition and action.
Peterson did not enter a plea, though his attorney said he will eventually plead not guilty to the charge that carries a penalty of up to two years in prison.
Admitting it was a dream come true, Terry Pegula and wife Kim were unanimously approved by NFL owners Wednesday as new owners of the Buffalo Bills.
