Geno, Jets Ready For Round 2 Vs. Patriots
The New England Patriots may be dealing with a slew of injuries, but their most important player is still healthy. Tom Brady also tends to have few issues against the Jets.
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The New England Patriots may be dealing with a slew of injuries, but their most important player is still healthy. Tom Brady also tends to have few issues against the Jets.
King James has his two NBA Championships, multiple MVP awards and Olympic gold medals, now LeBron wants to give the NFL a try.
Jets coach Rex Ryan wasn't taking any chances in his team's preparations this week, so they used Zach Sudfeld as "Baby Gronk" in practice.
The script didn't go according to plan for the nationally televised game at MetLife Stadium.
When I first heard the cacophonous call for Daniel Snyder to change the name of his football team, I cringed. It felt like the sport we worshiped since childhood was under siege, crushed by the tide of groupthink.
With Mayo and Wilfork out the Jets should look to establish the running game early and often.
"How am I feeling right now? Like you guys are interrupting my treatment time right now," Holmes told members of the media during his weekly news conference.
The debate has been swirling now for a number of years. With the recent publication of the book, "League of Denial," and, more importantly -- for our purposes -- the "FRONTLINE" documentary of the same name, a more intelligent discussion can be had on the subject.
This segment is sure to ruffle a few feathers, especially those living in the New England area -- but oh well.
Bad news, Jets fans: Gronk is a go. The big Tom Brady target hasn't played this season, missing 11 of his last 12 regular-season games due a series of injuries.
Cromartie refused to sugarcoat things. The Jets cornerback expects a lot more from himself, and that's why he thinks he deserves no more than a mediocre grade for his performance so far.
Ryan wants his players to hold out on their significant others. And no, the coach wasn't talking about sex, no matter what rookie Sheldon Richardson thinks.
With the Colts and Broncos squaring off this week on Sunday Night Football, some are wondering if Indy, at home with a 4-2 record, can deal the juggernaut Broncos their very first loss of the season. Is this the week Denver falls?
Some players and coaches in the National Football League have started speaking out against Thursday night games. Too bad, so sad. The NFL is contemplating an expansion of its Thursday schedule, according to the WSJ.
Willie Colon is new to the Jets-Patriots rivalry. But he saw enough in his six years in Pittsburgh to form an opinion of New York's nemesis.
The Jets will face several challenges as the team tries to get back to their winning ways against their division rivals.
The executives at ESPN cannot be happy that their Monday Night prime time tilt matches two teams with a combined one win. The Minnesota Vikings topped the Pittsburgh Steelers 34-27 in London two weeks ago, but reverted back to old ways in a 35-10 rout at the hands of the Carolina Panthers last Sunday. The New York Giants lost their sixth straight contest by falling to the Chicago Bears, 27-21, on Thursday night, dropping Big Blue to 0-6 on the season.
Big Blue hasn't ruled out trading the oft-injured wide receiver, according to Newsday. On the flip side, the team also hasn't ruled out bringing him back, ESPN reported.
A father of four himself, Craig can sorta relate. He let us in on what a typical car ride is like with the Carton clan...
A fan who credits a Jets game with alerting her to what turned out to be breast cancer served as an honorary captain for the Jets' game against the Pittsburgh Steelers this weekend.
What do you get when you combine a slow news cycle with the latest in Internet hilarity? "Drake Hands." Lots and lots of "Drake Hands."
The veteran broadcaster -- no stranger to stirring debate on "Sunday Night Football" -- made the comments during halftime of the Dallas Cowboys' win over Washington.
Denver and Kansas City are the last two teams with perfect NFL records after the Broncos beat Jacksonville 35-19 — hardly the margin projected by most — and the Chiefs defeated Oakland 24-7.
The New York Jets come crashing back to reality as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat them up on both sides of the ball.
Denver over Jacksonville may have been the clear-cut choice of many knockout pool players, but count me as one Jets fan who could see Sunday's exasperating 19-6 home loss to Pittsburgh coming from a mile away.
