Bob Kravitz of the Indianapolis Star, who has been all over the dialogue between Peyton Manning and Jim Irsay since Manning fired the first salvo earlier this week, now believes that the Manning Era in Indy is over — and judging by Manning’s Thursday comments to Kravitz in an exclusive interview, it’s pretty easy to [...]
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Manning vs. Irsay: The Peyton era could be over in Indy
January 27th, 2012 
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No Comments »The Biggest Clue the Jets’ LaDainian Tomlinson Is Retiring: Television
January 24th, 2012 afcbeast Immediately following the New York Jets’ embarrassing 19-17 loss to division rival Miami Dolphins and their subsequent elimination from post-season play, the national media got journalistic insight from an embedded reporter looking to make his mark in his new career. The country got a peek into the huddle, in the fourth quarter of their make-or-break [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: biggest, Clue, Coach Marty Schottenheimer, Cris Collinsworth, Current Team, Division Rival, Football Analyst, Football Career, Frustrations, Hall Of Famer, head coach, Huddle, Initial Reactions, Inner Sanctum, Jets, Ladainian, LaDainian Tomlinson, Looking For A New Career, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, Professional Football, Pure Gold, Retiring, Rex Ryan, SHOWTIME, Television, Tomlinson No Comments »Enough already! Let’s get it on!
December 24th, 2011 afcbeast And now, finally, a day like no other around here in the modern era of professional football. The New York Football Giants, carrying all that tradition with them to the visiting locker room inside a stadium they no longer can call Giants Stadium, against the New York Jets, carrying all… View full post on NY [...]
Posted in Around The Web Tags: Already, Enough, Giants Stadium, Let’s, Locker Room, New York Jets, ny jets, ny post, Professional Football, Tradition, York Football No Comments »Patriots Pressure Points: Before the Snap 12/11/11
December 10th, 2011 afcbeast The Patriots travel to FedEx Field today for a matchup with the Washington Redskins. Although this is professional football, the 4-8 Redskins don’t seem to pose much of a threat. But then again, neither did the Colts last week. It’s doubtful the Patriots will lay down in the 4th quarter and let another team come close to pulling [...]
Posted in Yard Barker Tags: 12/11/11, 4th Quarter, before, Colts, FedEx, Franchise History, Matchup, New England, NFL, patriots, points, Pressure, Pressure Points, Professional Football, Snap, Travel, Washington Redskins, Yardbarker No Comments »Rex Ryan and the New York Jets: How They Resurrected Their 2011 Season
December 10th, 2011 afcbeast You would be hard pressed to find another example of it in the pages of New York Jets history. A team with more self-confidence and swagger than perhaps any team in professional football regardless of the state of their on-field performances, the Jets suddenly stood face to face with their watershed moment. Never before was [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: 2011, Bluster, Clubber Lang, Fan Base, Field Performances, Intents And Purposes, Jets, Metlife, National Football League, New England Patriots, New York Jets, Pink Elephant, Post Game Interview, Professional Football, resurrected, Rex Ryan, Rocky Balboa, Ryan, season, Self Confidence, Single Moment, Swagger, their, they, Tim Tebow, True Definition, Watershed Moment, York No Comments »Why Rex Ryan and His Coaching Staff Must Be Held Accountable for Jets Struggles
November 26th, 2011 afcbeast “Credibility is like virginity; once you lose it you can never get it back.” unknown As we celebrate the season of giving thanks, Jets fans across Gang Green nation must begin to apply perspective in the mediocre 5-5 record their team has posted to date in the 2011 NFL season. It was not all too [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: Accountable, Afc Championship, Coaching, Doormat, Football Games, Football World, Giving Thanks, head coach, held, Jets, Laughing Stock, lombardi trophy, Meadowlands, must, New York Jets, Nfl Head, Nfl Season, Professional Football, Relentless Pursuit, Rex Ryan, Ryan, staff, Struggles, Thin Line, Trendy Art, True Culture, Waistline, World Domination No Comments »The New York Jets and Their NFL Uniforms (1960-Present)
November 20th, 2011 afcbeast From their beginnings in 1960 as the New York Titans, the New York Jets have soldiered on, first as a member of the American Football League and Super Bowl III champions, and then since 1970 as part of the National Football League. They have also had a storied uniform history. Here is a short look [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: 1960Present, American Football League, Bare Bones, Bleacher Report, Current, Jets, Meadowlands, Metlife, National Football League, Nbsp, New Beginnings, New York Jets, New York Titans, Nfl Uniforms, Polo Grounds, Professional Football, Slideshow, Super Bowl, their, Trappings, uniforms, York No Comments »Three Things: Denver Broncos
November 18th, 2011 afcbeast This is the abridged version of three things due to an abridged week. Still time and the season press on. With New York staggered by a disheartening loss to New England just days ago the Jets head to Mile-High to take on the Denver Broncos. Here are the three facets of this team that in [...]
Posted in The Jets Blog Tags: BlindSide, Broncos, Cause Concern, Compliment, Denver, Denver Broncos, Elvis Dumervil, Facet, Facets, Fan Base, Fatigue, Flight West, Fumbles, Jets, Mile Above Sea Level, New England, Professional Football, Rush Td, Rush Yds, Sacks, Spelling, Things, Three, Zone Defense 7 Comments »Three Things: Denver Broncos
November 18th, 2011 afcbeast This is the abridged version of three things due to an abridged week. Still time and the season press on. With New York staggered by a disheartening loss to New England just days ago the Jets head to Mile-High to take on the Denver Broncos. Here are the three facets of this team that in [...]
Posted in The Jets Blog Tags: BlindSide, Broncos, Cause Concern, Compliment, Denver, Denver Broncos, Elvis Dumervil, Facet, Facets, Fan Base, Fatigue, Flight West, Fumbles, Jets, Mile Above Sea Level, New England, Professional Football, Rush Td, Rush Yds, Sacks, Spelling, Things, Three, Zone Defense 7 Comments »‘Might be greatest coaching I’ve ever seen’
November 17th, 2011 afcbeast Ronnie Lott witnessed one of the greatest coaching jobs in NFL history during the Bill Walsh years in San Francisco three decades ago. The Hall of Famer thinks the 49ers’ current coach, Jim Harbaugh, might be doing something more spectacular in leading the team to an 8-1 record against all expectations. “This might be the [...]
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