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The Four Games the Jets Battled McNair
But I knew of him, and of how he stood - tall - in the pocket, especially in his four games against the Jets over the years.
Jim Watkins: End The Torture: Let Susan Boyle Go Home
It may seem strange to apply the words of an ex-football player to a newly-minted singing sensation.
Ferguson, Faneca, Mangold, Moore, and Woody; The Best in the Business?
The key to a great football team is the strength of its offensive line. In a sport where contact is everything, these colossal men truly are the foot soldiers in the trenches... by TERENCE O'NEILL 2 reads Preview/Prediction June 14, 2009 The key to a great football team is the strength of its offensive line.
2009 Patriots Hall of Fame enshrinee announced
In a year that the franchise is celebrating its 50th anniversary, Patriots fans had an opportunity to vote for one of three hall of fame finalists, each of whom were perennial American Football League All-Stars for the then Boston Patriots.
Jets Start Streak? None Moore than Brandon
And that's the longest current streak of consecutive starts as a Jet "It's just a sense of accountability," Moore said recently about his regular-season streak, which began in the middle of the 2004 season and is now at 73 straight starts and counting.
What If: The Greatest Super Bowl Never Played
In the 1998 season, it seemed like the Vikings and Broncos were destined to meet in Super Bowl 33 in Miami.
New York Jets Will Be a Rumblin' and a Tumblin'...but Will it Be Enough?
I would like to start off by saying how much I love the Jets roster. Line play, a run game, and defense can take a team quite far in the season.
Rosenhaus Sports: Getting Paid at the Expense of Team Chemistry Since 1990
Thomas Jones' agent, Drew Rosenhaus, has announced that his client will attend the organized team activities starting next Wednesday.
Resurrecting the 2004 New York Jets: Can Rex Ryan Perfect Their Formula?
They didn't win the Super Bowl, nor did they make it to the AFC Championship game.
Finding Brian Schottenheimer: Can He Mask the New York Jets' Weaknesses?
Rex Ryan's commitment to retaining offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer after the New York Jets' catastrophic 2008 collapse was met with plenty of hesitation from the fans... by Angel Navedo 72 reads Rex Ryan's commitment to retaining offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer after the New York Jets' catastrophic 2008 collapse was met with ...
1, 1996. Thomas, an undersize, overachieving rookie is the centerpiece of a surprising stout defense.
Are the New York Jets ready to compete for the AFC East Championship this season? The answer to that question in my opinion is a definitive yes.
Continue reading "Rex Ryan raw on the New York Jets draft"
Rex Ryan over the weekend: On QB Mark Sanchez possibly starting: ``We wouldn't have traded up for Mark if we didn't think he had the ability to compete for the starting position.
Jets GM moves up to grab RB Greene
Trader Mike struck again. Quickly. Less than 24 hours after shaking up the first round of the NFL draft, Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum was at it right at the onset of Day 2. The Jets traded up with the Lions to grab Iowa's Shonn Greene, the 2008 Doak Walker award winner whom the Jets had ranked on their board as the draft's top back, with ...
Positional analysis: Running backs
What they've got: They've got the AFC's leading rusher, that's what they've got.
George Young, the late general manager of the New York Giants, suggested that football people must be Buddhists because they all seem to believe in reincarnation.
Will the New York Jets insert a "poison pill'' into an offer sheet to Cowboys WR Austin Milles
The Jets will host Cowboys wide receiver Miles Austin, a restricted free agent, on Friday.
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Fan Poll This is the third in a series of position-by-position stories on the NFL Draft by newyorkjets.com. On the surface, you'd have to wonder what the Jets would need with a first-day-of-the-draft running back.
If Eli Manning, who had never thrown a pass in the NFL, has more than proven to be worth the No.