Chad Ochocincowill likely have played his last game in a New England Patriots uniform this past Sunday at Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis. Would he consider a move to Chicago, where he would team up with Jay Cutler and Matt Forte? Ochocinco is scheduled to make $3.1 million next season, but the Patriots will probably [...]
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Is Chad Ochocinco Heading To the Windy City This Off-Season?
February 6th, 2012 
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No Comments »New York Jets: Why Mark Sanchez Is Not A Franchise QB
February 6th, 2012 afcbeast Attention New York Jets fans: Mark Sanchez is not the answer. Sure, he has accomplished more than a lot of the quarterbacks the Jets have thrown out there over the years, but it’s not enough, and it doesn’t look like it ever will be. Jets fans have now been starving for another Super Bowl for 43 years, [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: Aaron Rodgers, afc championship game, Ben Roethlisberger, Brad Johnson, Career Record, Comparison Game, Drew Brees, Franchise, Franchise Quarterback, Game Managers, Good Job, Jets, mark, Mark Sanchez, New York Jets, Nfl Games, Peyton Manning, Philip Rivers, Playoff Games, Sanchez, Super Bowls, Tom Brady, Trent Dilfer, Upward Trend, York No Comments »Herzlich, usual suspects inactive for Giants
February 5th, 2012 afcbeast INDIANAPOLIS — The inactive players have been announced for Super Bowl XLVI, and the New York Giants’ list is the same one they’ve been submitting every week during their run. There was some hope that rookie linebacker Mark Herzlich, who’s missed the whole postseason with an ankle injury, would be healthy enough to play. But [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: afc championship game, Ankle Injury, ESPN, Giants, Herzlich, Inactive, Inactive Players, Indianapolis, New England, New England Patriots, New York Giants, NFL, Options, Rob Gronkowski, Spite, Super Bowl, Super Bowl Xlvi, suspects., Tight End, Usual, Usual Suspects No Comments »Smarter Stats: Super Bowl Edition — New England’s offense vs. New York’s defense
February 5th, 2012 afcbeast Of course, the big story surrounding New England’s offense is the health of tight end Rob Gronkowski. He’s been practicing on a limited basis, but if Gronk can’t go at full speed, it’s a problem — he was targeted 15 times (a season high) against New York in Week 9, and caught eight passes for [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: afc championship game, Baltimore Ravens, Bowl, Carryovers, defense, Different Things, edition, Enemy Defense, England’s, Focus Point, Football Outsiders, Full Speed, Gronk, Haloti Ngata, Justin Tuck, New England, Offense, Offensive Linemen, Ravens, S Pass, smarter, stats, Steelers, Super, Super Bowl XLII, Terrell Suggs, Tight End, Tom Brady, York’s No Comments »Hall of Fame Voting Open Thread
February 5th, 2012 afcbeast Tonight is the voting and announcement of the 2012 inductees into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, this August. Two men with significant ties to the Jets have a shot. One is Bill Parcells, who served as head coach from 1997 to 1999. He took over after the Rich Kotite disaster and [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: afc championship game, Bill Parcells, Curtis Martin, Fame, Football Hall Of Fame, Football Hall Of Fame In Canton Ohio, Hall, Hall Of Fame, Hall Of Fame In Canton Ohio, Hall Of Famer, head coach, Nfl Network, Open, Open Thread, Pro Football Hall, Pro Football Hall Of Fame, Rich Kotite, Stints, Thread, voting No Comments »Hall of Fame Voting Open Thread
February 5th, 2012 afcbeast Tonight is the voting and announcement of the 2012 inductees into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, this August. Two men with significant ties to the Jets have a shot. One is Bill Parcells, who served as head coach from 1997 to 1999. He took over after the Rich Kotite disaster and [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: afc championship game, Bill Parcells, Curtis Martin, Entire System, Fame, Football Hall Of Fame, Football Hall Of Fame In Canton Ohio, Hall, Hall Of Fame, Hall Of Fame In Canton Ohio, Hall Of Famer, head coach, Jets, Locker Room, Nfl Network, Open, Open Thread, patriots, Pro Football Hall, Pro Football Hall Of Fame, Rich Kotite, Stints, Subjectivity, Thread, voting No Comments »Why Tom Brady Will Win His 3rd Super Bowl MVP
February 5th, 2012 afcbeast If Tom Brady is going to win his third Super Bowl MVP this Sunday night, then wouldn’t that mean that I believe that the New England Patriots are going to win Super Bowl XLVI? You bet. I am going with the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI over the New York Giants. With that being said, I firmly believe [...]
Posted in Yard Barker Tags: afc championship game, Baltimore Ravens, Bowl, Brady, Memories, Mvp Award, New England, New England Patriots, New York Giants, NFL, Ravens, Revenge Game, Starters, Subpar Performance, Super, Super Bowl, Super Bowl Mvp, Super Bowl XLII, Super Bowl Xlvi, Tom Brady, touchdown, Victory, Yardbarker No Comments »Why Tom Brady Will Win His 3rd Super Bowl MVP
February 5th, 2012 afcbeast If Tom Brady is going to win his third Super Bowl MVP this Sunday night, then wouldn’t that mean that I believe that the New England Patriots are going to win Super Bowl XLVI? You bet. I am going with the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI over the New York Giants. With that being said, I firmly believe [...]
Posted in Yard Barker Tags: afc championship game, Baltimore Ravens, Bowl, Brady, Memories, Mvp Award, New England, New England Patriots, New York Giants, NFL, Ravens, Revenge Game, Starters, Subpar Performance, Super, Super Bowl, Super Bowl Mvp, Super Bowl XLII, Super Bowl Xlvi, Tom Brady, touchdown, Victory, Yardbarker No Comments »Outside of Gronkowski, injuries shouldn’t be a factor heading into Super Bowl XLVI
February 4th, 2012 afcbeast New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski (87) talks with reporters on Media Day during Super Bowl week on January 31, 2012 in Indianapolis. The Patriots will face the New York Giants on February 5 in Super Bowl XLVI. UPI/Brian Kersey For all intents and purposes, the Giants and Patriots will both be healthy when [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: afc championship game, Ahmad Bradshaw, Bowl, Cornerback, defensive lineman, Factor, Gronkowski, Heading, Injuries, Intents And Purposes, into, Kersey, linebacker, Linebackers, Logan Mankins, New England Patriots, New York Giants, No Doubt, Osi Umenyiora, outside, Right Foot, Rob Ninkovich, shouldn’t, Super, Super Bowl Xlvi, Tight End, Tracy White, Vollmer, Wes Welker, XLVI No Comments »2012 NFL Free Agency: 10 Players the New York Jets Should Target in 2012
February 3rd, 2012 afcbeast The New York Jets had a disappointing season in 2011-2012 to say the least. A team that had previously made the AFC Championship game in back-to-back seasons under head coach Rex Ryan failed to even make a playoff berth this year. The 8-8 record does not even begin to describe the struggles the Jets faced [...]
