At least Jets haven't provided bulletin bored material

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 Sunday's home opener against the Pats to the Super Bowl . That same day, defensive lineman Bart Scott made it clear that the timid, lackluster Jets of old, are no more."Why should we come in here, put all the hours in, and think we have to be inferior to anybody, despite how many rings they have or playoff wins they have?" he said. "I'm not here to say, 'Let me bow down' or 'Please don't beat us too bad.' "Two days later, free safety Kerry Rhodes gave New England even more bulletin board material when he said he not only wants to "embarrass&quo...