Hey guys, it’s a very dark day for us Jets faithful today, but why don’t we do something fun and have a little assessment of our schedule next year? Home: -San Diego(8-8): Don’t let the record fool you, this could a very dangerous game, especially if we have to play them later in the season, [...]
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Let’s take a (very) early look at our schedule
February 5th, 2012 
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Posted in Gang Green Nation 
Tags: 49ers, Antonio Gates, Arizona Cardinals, Cakewalk, Dangerous Game, Early, Hey Guys, Intensity, Jets, Larry Fitzgerald, Let's, look, Malcom Floyd, Match, Passing Game, Patrick Peterson, Philip Rivers, Ryan Mathews, San Diego, San Francisco, Schedule, Something Fun, take, very, Vincent Jackson, Woulda Thunk 
No Comments »Dustin Keller: Stay or Go?
February 1st, 2012 afcbeast Dustin Keller is an average tight end. It might not sound right, but there is strong basis for this opinion. Dustin is a very good receiver for his position, faster and more athletic than a lot of guys. He is arguably a top ten pass catching tight end. He is coming off his best receiving [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: 1 Million, Antonio Gates, Balls, Cap Space, Dallas Clark, Dustin, Exploited, Full Time, Game Plan, Grasp, Instances, Jets, Keller, Mark Sanchez, Pride, Rob Gronkowski, Run Game, Santonio Holmes, Shopping, stay, Tight End, Traffic No Comments »Two Chargers added to Pro Bowl team
January 23rd, 2012 afcbeast Philip Rivers will have two more familiar weapons at his disposal in the Pro Bowl on Sunday. San Diego receiver Vincent Jackson and running back Ryan Mathews have been named to the AFC Pro Bowl team. Jackson replaces New England’s Wes Welker and Mathews is subbing for Baltimore’s Ray Rice. Jackson had 60 catches for [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: added, Antonio Gates, Bowl, Chargers, Eric Weddle, ESPN, New England, NFL, Philip Rivers, Pro Bowl, Ray Rice, Rsquo, Rushing Yards, Ryan Mathews, S Ray, San Diego, team, Tight End, Vincent Jackson, Weapons, Wes Welker No Comments »Week 14′s five most valuable players
December 12th, 2011 afcbeast See Sunday’s five least valuable players here. T.J. Yates, Quarterback, Houston Texans. It’s hard to not love what T.J. Yates has done in two starts with the Texans. Two weeks and two wins, over the Falcons and Bengals, both playoff-quality teams. And this time, it wasn’t dink-and-dunk stuff, either. The Texans needed Yates to throw [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: 14′s, Antonio Gates, Caleb Hanie, Cam Newton, Chicago Bears, Dink, Falcons, Five, Game Winner, houston texans, most, New England Patriots, Philip Rivers Quarterback, Philip Rivers Quarterback San Diego, Players., Primes, Quality Teams, Raising The Bar, Rob Gronkowski, Rookie Quarterbacks, San Diego Chargers, Tight End, Tight Ends, Tony Gonzalez, valuable, week No Comments »New York Jets vs. Washington Redskins: Live Score, Video and Analysis
December 4th, 2011 afcbeast This afternoon the New York Jets will travel to our nation’s capital to play against the Washington Redskins. This game has a different meaning for each team. For the Redskins, this game does not mean much as they lost any chance of making the playoffs when they went on a six-game losing streak after their [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: Analysis, Antonio Gates, Bleacher Report, Bye Week, Cbs, Cornerbacks, Different Meaning, Fred Davis, Game Losing Streak, Jets, Keys To Victory, Linebackers, Live, Mark Sanchez, Nbsp, New York Jets, Opponent, Receivers, Redskins, Rob Gronkowski, Safeties, Score, Tight Ends, video, Washington, Washington Redskins, York, York Jets News No Comments »Norv Turner almost certainly gone in San Diego; A.J. Smith could join him
December 4th, 2011 afcbeast According to Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune, head coach Norv Turner may not be the only member of the San Diego Chargers organization about to lose his job unless the 4-7 franchise enjoys a miraculous turnaround down the stretch. Acee reports that sources are telling him of the increased chances that general manager [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: A.J., Acee, Almost, Antonio Gates, certainly, Coach Norv Turner, Could, Diego, Diego Union Tribune, Eric Weddle, Gaffes, gone, head coach, Heart Of The Problem, Holdouts, J Smith, join, Marcus Mcneill, Nfl Most Valuable Player, Norv, Personnel Issues, Philip Rivers, Ryan Mathews, San Diego Chargers, San Diego Union, San Diego Union Tribune, Smith, Team Source, Turner, Vincent Jackson No Comments »L.T. still talking about San Diego
November 4th, 2011 afcbeast Former San Diego running back LaDainian Tomlinson thinks struggling Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers is “distracted.” Tomlinson The comments made by Tomlinson — who has made a habit of commenting on the Chargers since his Feb., 2010 release by the team — were heard in San Diego. Rivers and San Diego general manager A.J. Smith responded [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: about, Afc West, Antonio Gates, barbs, Curtis Brinkley, Diego, Diego Union Tribune, J Smith, John Elway, Kris Dielman, L.T., LaDainian Tomlinson, Philip Rivers, Pivotal Game, Running Backs, Ryan Mathews, San Diego Chargers, San Diego Union, San Diego Union Tribune, Shaun Phillips, Still, Talking, Tight End, West News, Zinger No Comments »L.T. still talking about San Diego
November 4th, 2011 afcbeast Former San Diego running back LaDainian Tomlinson thinks struggling Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers is “distracted.” Tomlinson The comments made by Tomlinson — who has made a habit of commenting on the Chargers since his Feb., 2010 release by the team — were heard in San Diego. Rivers and San Diego general manager A.J. Smith responded [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: about, Afc West, Antonio Gates, barbs, Curtis Brinkley, Diego, Diego Union Tribune, J Smith, John Elway, Kris Dielman, L.T., LaDainian Tomlinson, Philip Rivers, Pivotal Game, Running Backs, Ryan Mathews, San Diego Chargers, San Diego Union, San Diego Union Tribune, Shaun Phillips, Still, Talking, Tight End, West News, Zinger No Comments »LaDainian Tomlinson’s theory on why Philip Rivers is struggling
November 3rd, 2011 afcbeast Philip Rivers’ subpar season has been a topic of national interest since the events depicted in the above video, which deadens my soul a little bit every time someone clicks on it. A lot of theories have been thrown around. Some people think he might be concealing an injury. Some people think the Chargers offense [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Antonio Gates, Chargers, Distraction, Excuse, Ladainian, LaDainian Tomlinson, Little Bit, Locker Room, mystery, National Interest, NFL, Philip, Philip Rivers, Ratios, Receivers, Rivers, running game, San Diego, Seven Games, Struggling, Teammates, Theory, Tomlinson’s, touchdown, Yahoo, Yahoo Sports No Comments »It’s the Bye Week, Mon
October 25th, 2011 afcbeast FLORHAM PARK–It’s unclear who was in a better mood in anticipation of the bye week – the team or the media, but the peppiness was universal. Rex Ryan seemed hugely relieved that the return to the “Ground and Pound” seems to be working and, even better, having a positive impact on Mark Sanchez. “This is [...]
Posted in The Jets Blog Tags: Aaron Maybin, Antonio Cromartie, Antonio Gates, Bye Week, Coach Joe Paterno, It’s, Mark Sanchez, Randy Mcmichael, Rex Ryan, week 10 Comments »
