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Whod’ve thunk it? The Giants somehow, someway beat the Patriots! This was not a fluke of a victory–no bad calls, no incredible gaffes, etc. The Giants EARNED this win by outplaying the supposedly immortal Patriots in every phase of the game.
I’ve kind of laid low the last week or so because, frankly, what is there for a Jet fan to say about the Super Bowl? The contest is between two of your most “hated” rivals–the Patriots and the Giants. Whichever team wins will surely be a thorn in our collective sides, correct?
We’re still not even through the “in-between week” of the Super Bowl frenzy and already there is a lot of buzz and speculation as to what may happen at the upcoming NFL Draft.
There are a number of quarterbacks who may be playing for new teams next year, including Derek Anderson, Rex Grossman, Daunte Culpepper, J.P. Losman, Donovan McNabb (though that seems more unlikely) and, of course, Chad Pennington.
The Jets have officially hired former Oakland Raider and Nebraska head coach Bill Callahan to be an assistant head coach and to take charge of the running game. Nothing wrong with the organization bringing in skilled and experienced coaches to get the players to work on and improve their technique, especially as far as the […]
What an unbelievable victory by the Giants! You wouldn’t think a Jet fan would be on the edge of his seat rooting for his team’s crosstown rivals, but my heart was pounding throughout the fourth quarter and overtime. You have to give the Giants organization a lot of credit–they kept plugging away and even when […]
Today’s New York Post has a little piece on Patriots tight end Kyle Brady who, of course, we all remember was a Jet tight end who was picked number 9 overall in the 1995 draft under the Rich Kotite regime.
The Sporting News has been featuring a series of detailed synopses of the previous Super Bowls, complete with game recaps and pre- and post-game tidbits that have many of us who can remember these games, especially the first five, a chance to relive some of those historic football moments.
Arkansas running back and Heisman runner-up Darren McFadden announced today that he is entering the NFL Draft this year.
We know that the Jets are playing the 49ers during the regular season in 2008 (don’t know when yet). However, this hasn’t stopped the “Niners Nation” blog to come out and predict victory against Gang Green. Here his is current analysis of a game far off into the future: |
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