With the Jets and Giants so evenly matched, both sides fully expect tomorrow’s Christmas Eve tilt to come down to the waning moments. That means Gang Green’s playoff hopes could very well end up riding on kicker Nick Folk’s foot — and he’s fine with that.
“Absolutely...
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December 21, 2011
Santonio Holmes expects the New York Jets to have a big day against the Giants secondary. The Jets wide receiver, adding to a week of trash talk, didnt hesitate Wednesday when he was asked to assess the guys hell be lining up against Saturday. Theyve given up big plays, he said. Theyre poor tackling guys. We know plays can be made over their heads. Weve just got...
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December 24, 2011
Today, the New York Times asked me to write about why I thought the Jets would win, so in my parsimonious word budget, I discussed the Jets cornerbacks and the Jets running game and why they are key to the Jets outcome.
Here’s all the pieces from this week in case you missed any:
12/24: Protecting the Outside Is the Jets’ Bright Side
12/23: Jets Fans Have a Home at Last...
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December 22, 2011
Coughlin on Rex Ryan’s comments: “Talk is cheap, play the game” [Giants]
LaDainian wants to stay a Jet, says team is special [ESPN]
Jeremy Kerley absent from practice for second straight day [NJ]
Rex: ‘I don’t care about Tom Coughlin or anybody else’ [NFP]
Santonio Holmes Focused For Rebound [Jets Insider]
Rex wants ‘green out’ on Saturday...
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December 24, 2011
The Jets offensive line will have their hands full protecting Mark Sanchez against the Giants' pass rush.
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December 22, 2011
Ahhhh, the holidays. Don’t you just LOVE the hustle and bustle and elevated stress level?? I know I do! As a native New Yorker, I FEEN for the rush and the intensity. Just ask the New York Jets. Ehhh…or…the New York Giants. Or….Never mind.
We have a big weekend ahead! The Green Bay Packers take on “Da Bears,” Tim Tebow & the Denver Broncos will try to run themselves...
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December 22, 2011
Ted and I preview Gang Green’s matchup with Big Blue.
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December 23, 2011
The New York Jets play the New York Giants on Christmas Eve in what could decide the playoff fate of both teams. The Jets come in at 8-6, the leading candidate for the sixth seed in the AFC. The Giants enter the game 7-7 and out of the playoffs, but if they win their final two games, they would beat Dallas in the tiebreaker and win the NFC East.
Naturally, a game with so many...
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December 24, 2011
Big Blue held on in a dramatic fourth quarter, delivering the Jets a devastating playoff blow. With a win in Week 17, the Giants will win the NFC East.
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December 22, 2011
FLORHAM PARK–Victor Cruz said teams no longer fear Darrelle Revis. Hakeem Nicks said he’s just a “decent” cornerback. Revis’ response? “I don’t even know who this guy is…If I want entertainment, I’ll watch reality shows.”
He then added, “It doesn’t matter what I say. It doesn’t matter what other receivers...
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December 24, 2011
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — After an intense week of back-and-forth between the New York Giants and the New York Jets, it was the Giants who perhaps shushed their crosstown rivals with a 29-14 win at MetLife Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
The Giants are poised to win the NFC East for the first time since 2008 and the Jets must win on Sunday in Miami coupled with losses by Denver, Oakland...
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December 22, 2011
http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/jets/santonio_sounds_off_twT3iBy2PPrKk2Bk694glLNEIL MILLERMOTOR MOUTH: Jets wide receiver Santonio Holmes had choice words for the Giants’ secondary, just days after turning in a disastrous performance against the Eagles in Philadelphia.By Brian Costello - NY Post 12/22/11
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December 23, 2011
It isn't often in a football season that players and coaches get a one-game chance to redeem everything that went wrong over the course of the year.
There's almost always too much at stake every single week to say that 60 minutes in Week 16 really matter more than all of the minutes leading up or the minutes that will follow in the final game of the season. Almost always...
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