Eagles Beat Cowboys, Giants Take Lead In NFC East
Michael Vick threw two touchdown passes to lead the Philadelphia Eagles to a 20-7 victory over the Dallas Cowboys.
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Michael Vick threw two touchdown passes to lead the Philadelphia Eagles to a 20-7 victory over the Dallas Cowboys.
Neil Keefe makes his Week 16 picks and asks for the same two things he asked for last Christmas. And then of course there's Giants-Jets...
The Jets' Calvin Pace was fined $15,000 for an illegal roughing-the-passer hit on Michael Vick. Pace plans to appeal the fine.
NYC has been painted "Big Blue" for the longest time. Now, suddenly, the Jets are doing their best to turn it green.
If anybody could have determined where Santonio Holmes' head was at during and after the meltdown in Lincoln Financial Field, they'd have been in line for a finder's fee.
The Jets did the impossible on Sunday: they made the Giants look good.
While watching the Jets' 45-19 loss, one question kept echoing in my mind: What did they do in practice this week?
As New Jersey moves ever closer to legalizing sports betting, a new poll shows Americans are evenly split on whether it should be legal across the nation.
New York trailed 28-0 early and didn't come ready to play. Check out the result in the Jets' first five drives: Fumble. Punt. Interception. Punt. Fumble.
The loss snapped New York's three-game winning streak, dropping the Jets (8-6) into a tie with Cincinnati for the final wild-card spot in the AFC.
Vick returned last week from broken ribs, but wasn't 100 percent in the Eagles' 26-10 win at Miami. Still, the Jets expect Vick, still dealing with sore ribs, to provide a tough test.
Neil Keefe wants you to forget about what happened with last week's picks as he picks the Week 15 games in the NFL, and looks ahead to the home stretch in the league and a big weekend for New York's two teams.
Scott says there's still work to be done, despite a three-game winning streak that has the Jets holding the AFC's final wild-card spot.
Forget the completion ratio. Forget the hard stats on offense. There's just one number needed to understand about how the Jets' offense is playing these days: 13.
There's a saying that you don't get a second chance to make a first impression, but the Jets are proving that to be just a myth.
"I'm expecting to see his best," said Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis.
Remember those brutally boring first quarters when the Jets couldn't get much going? Well, those are so four weeks ago.
If I so much as hear a Jets fan mention the Giants on Christmas Eve at MetLife Stadium before next Sunday at around 7:30 p.m., I'll turn your home into a coal mine.
Everything seems to be falling into place — again — for Rex Ryan and the Jets. Well, almost everything.
Sometimes in life, things come in threes. Three weeks ago, the Jets were reeling. Three weeks later -- make that three wins later -- destiny is in the hands of Gang Green.
It's hard to find anything bad about the Jets' 37-10 win over the ragged Chiefs Sunday. But here's one negative. One big thing, actually.
The Giants shouldn't be in this spot, but they are. They've lost four games in a row as part of their annual second-half collapse.
The Jets are beginning to click in all areas, inspiring hopes of a playoff berth. A favorable end of season schedule gives Gang Green a solid shot.
The problem with the Giants' loss to the Saints is that as bad as it was on Monday (and it was bad), there's a chance it's going to get a whole lot worse this Sunday and possibly the next Sunday too. Neil Keefe picks the Week 13 games, but he only has faith in one of the New York teams this Sunday.
Neil Keefe has become an expert when it comes to Giants collapses. There are certain signs of a collapse he's grown familiar with during the Tom Coughlin era and especially over the last two years. Those signs came out on Sunday night at MetLife Stadium.
