The newest chapter in the Jets – Dolphins rivalry began with another spectacular Monday Night Football game. The Miami Dolphins edged out the New York Jets 31-27, in a game that featured 2 ties and 6 lead changes. A disappointing end to an exciting game for Jets fans. The loss got me to thinking about [...]
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Jets vs Dolphins – Rivalry Redux
October 13th, 2009 
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No Comments »A True Identity For the Jets?
September 16th, 2009 Brian Acard True followers of the New York Jets know all too well what the roller coaster ride is like. One week there is heart pounding excitement as the team looks poised to finally reach a Super Bowl after 40 years (nobody needs to be reminded of the talk following the wins against the Pats and Titans [...]
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