It's hard to believe that although the Patriots opened up their season just six days ago, that the Super Bowl is already upon us. Well, according to nose tackle Kris Jenkins at least, who said earlier this week that the Jets were treating today's game like their Super Bowl. That's ...
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September 18, 2009
Slow Friday at Jets' camp. No trash-talking today, only the final injury report for the week. NT Kris Jenkins [back], special-teams ace Wallace Wright [hamstring] and DT Sione Pouha [ankle] all were limited and all are listed as questionable. Third-string...
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September 18, 2009
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. - The stage has been set.There's no turning back, no other options now for the Jets but one.And that is to win.It's just the second game of the season, yet the longstanding rivalry between the Jets and New England Patriots has escalated to new heights this week. Words spoken can no longer be recanted.It began Monday, when nose tackle Kris Jenkins compared...
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September 19, 2009
Jets head coach Rex Ryan said he may keep a closer eye on Kris Jenkins tomorrow than he did in the opener to make sure the big tackle holds up...
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September 19, 2009
They've been dominated, essentially rendered second-class citizens in their own home.When the Jets have hopped back in their luxury cars and motored out of the Giants Stadium parking lot the last eight times they've faced the Patriots at the Meadowlands, they've done so with the same glum feeling. New England has played as if it owns the deed to the property, seemingly...
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September 20, 2009
I don’t think there’s ever been another team in history that’s generated more buzz with a win over the Texans than the Jets have this week. And with that newfound swagger they’ve decided to poke the bear as much as possible in advance of their Kris Jenkins dubbed “Super Bowl” against the Pats. Metal Gear [...]
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September 21, 2009
NYT’s Greg Bishop’s liveblog from yesterday
NYDN’s Rich Cimini’s thoughts from the win
NYT’s Bretherton gives his game ball to Rex Ryan
Great NY Post headline.
Steve Serby writes his Monday football column.
Brady threw for a less than a 50% completion percentage Sunday
Defense carried the day, according to Tim Graham.
Kris Jenkins said this game was...
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September 18, 2009
THE Jets promise they are ready to back up all their tough talk, from Rex Ryan on down. A tough town deserves a tough team, and here come the Jets. Here is nose tackle Kris Jenkins, the 360-pound enforcer, describing what Jet fans will see Sunday aga...
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September 18, 2009
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Jets Game Plan: Nick Mangold – 9/17/09
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Loud Mouths: Kris Jenkins – 9/17/09
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Geico SportsNite: Jets – 9/17/09
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September 20, 2009
If Kerry Rhodes wants to embarrass another opponent, suffice it to say he'll keep that word to himself next time. If not, he might have 360 pounds of mean staring him in the face.Rhodes created plenty of buzz in the days leading up to yesterday's Jets-Patriots matchup, saying he not only wanted to beat his AFC East rival, he wanted to embarrass 'em. But Kris Jenkins...
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September 18, 2009
Brett Davis/US PresswireJets running back Thomas Jones struggled against the Texans in Week 1 aside from two long runs in the fourth quarter. Defensive lineman Kris Jenkins (back) and Sione Pouha (ankle), QB Erik Ainge (illness) and WR Wallace Wright...
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