Posts Tagged ‘Three Seasons’

Ranking the 7 Best Defensive Players on New York Jets’ Roster

When Rex Ryan was hired as the Jets head coach, one of the first things he promised fans was an elite defense.  While the Jets haven’t been elite on the level of the Ravens or Steelers, they have been ranked near the top of the AFC in each of his three seasons. The Jets defense took [...]

New York Jets: What Do You Do with a Problem Like Mark Sanchez?

The press is really having a field day with the New York Jets. First, before the season even began, pretentious head coach Rex Ryan guaranteed a New York Super Bowl win. He may be right, but it won’t be his team that gets it. The Jets failed to make the playoffs. They were beaten out [...]

New York Jets LB Jamaal Westerman Played Entire Season on Injured Groin That Required Surgery

New York Jets linebacker Jamaal Westerman had surgery recently to repair a torn groin, according to the Star-Ledger. Reportedly, Westerman first suffered the injury in training camp, and only after the season did he and the Jets realize the severity of it. Westerman played the entire season injured, essentially. The 26-year-old Westerman has spent the [...]

Peyton Manning: A New York Jet?

Since the New York Jets collapse in the 2011 regular season, there’s been a lot of finger pointing in the organization as to what went wrong. And a lot of that blame game has fallen onto quarterback Mark Sanchez. Now, regardless of the fact that “anonymous teammates” have ripped on Sanchez for being lazy, many [...]

Deep Posts: Debating Belichick’s big brain

– Every so often, you run across an article that … well, that doesn’t really make a lot of sense. So it was when Filip Bondy of the New York Daily News put forth the proposition that Bill Belichick’s formerly enormous football brain has “shrunk somehow to mortal size these past seven years.” Bondy’s argument, [...]

New York Jets: How the Disappointing 2012 Season Was Triggered Years Ago

“We always talk about here how you need to have talent and character. You can’t have one without the other. I think we have good players and good people.”  Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum told that to The Star Ledger in December of 2008. A month after that statement the Jets named Rex Ryan head [...]

Rex Ryan vs. Brandon Jacobs, Part II: Look Who’s Talking Now?

Following their 29-14 loss to the New York Giants during week 16 of the 2011 NFL season, New York Jets’ head coach Rex Ryan had some choice words for Giants’ backup running back Brandon Jacobs. Ryan was rumored to have used an expletive that won’t be repeated here, but the gist of the comment was [...]

Between London and lease, the Rams could fill Goodell’s L.A. vision

If Roger Goodell is looking to start a fight with the city of St. Louis, it certainly appears that the city of St. Louis is eager to respond in kind. The NFL’s recent announcement that the Rams would play one “home game” in London in each of the next three seasons was certainly another peg [...]

Back at ya: Rams respond on London

The St. Louis Rams have responded to the city’s stadium authority with a statement of their own. They obviously were not happy with the Convention and Visitors Commission publicly challenging the Rams’ plans to play three home games in London over the next three seasons. “We think that playing in London is great for the [...]

Joe Namath: New York Jets Legend Sends More Mixed Messages About Former Team

Broadway Joe can never seem to get his story straight. According to Rich Cimini of ESPN New York, Joe Namath “feels awful” about his relationship with the New York Jets, though he somehow remains staunchly unapologetic about recent comments he made criticizing the state of affairs with the franchise he led to victory at Super [...]

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