Archive: New York Jets
Vikings Beware
Anything is possible in the NFL, just ask the Brett Favre and the 2008 New York Jets.
By Anthony Stalter | November 4, 2009; 11:30 AM ET | Comments (1)
Middle Class Still Rules
Just give it some time, and the class system will sort itself out.
By Jamie De Giorgio | October 9, 2009; 12:37 PM ET | Comments (0)
Crabtree is Felonious
Memo to Crabtree, surround yourself with good, smart people, sign the deal that's been offered to you, and start your career already.
By Matt Loede | September 24, 2009; 06:23 AM ET | Comments (0)
An Open Letter to Michael Crabtree
You could be making one of the biggest mistakes of your life.
By Anthony Stalter | September 23, 2009; 03:48 PM ET | Comments (7)
Suck It Up, Michael
All the leverage Crabtree thought he had is now gone.
By Larry Brown | September 23, 2009; 11:46 AM ET | Comments (0)
Don't Get #Crabtreed
Smarten up Michael because in the NFL it doesn't take long to go from Twitter joke to forgotten.
By Robert Littal | September 23, 2009; 11:13 AM ET | Comments (2)
Lacking Common Cents
Being known as the David Jonathan Drew of the NFL is going to suck for Crabtree.
By H. Gore | September 23, 2009; 09:35 AM ET | Comments (6)
Grow Up, Crabtree
He has a chance to redeem himself with the league and its fans, but he is down by seven with two minutes left on the clock.
By Jason Maloni | September 23, 2009; 02:10 AM ET | Comments (3)
Hire a Lawyer, Today
Crabtree needs to dump his agent Eugene Parker and get a lawyer who can save him by way of billable hour.
By Adam Hoff | September 23, 2009; 01:01 AM ET | Comments (1)
Sign Now, Get Paid Later
Michael, if you're reading this, the smartest thing you can do is sign on the dotted line immediately.
By David Fucillo | September 23, 2009; 12:58 AM ET | Comments (1)
Ego's Beating Money
As Mick Jagger wrote and sang "You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you might find, you get what you need."
By Peter Schaffer | September 23, 2009; 12:35 AM ET | Comments (7)
Blame Agent Parker
Some friendly advice from Robert McGuffin, Assistant Regional Manager of Smilely's Pizza, blame this debacle on Eugene Parker and then get to work.
By Michael Kun | September 23, 2009; 12:28 AM ET | Comments (2)
NFL Doesn't Help Books
The League could always do better job but I don't believe the NFL is interested in accommodating sports books or any Fantasy Leagues.
By Johnny Avello | September 18, 2009; 02:41 PM ET | Comments (0)
Mums the Word
I see no problem with being secretive about the kind of information a team reveals.
By Chris Richardson | September 18, 2009; 11:03 AM ET | Comments (1)
Play It Safe
Maybe it is better to only play those players who can do so without pain or potential for re-injury.
By Mackie Shilstone | September 18, 2009; 07:41 AM ET | Comments (0)
Hiding Behind HIPAA
The NFL and individual teams manipulate the injury report policy for their own benefit, then hide behind HIPAA.
By Dr. A. Brion Gardner | September 18, 2009; 07:40 AM ET | Comments (8)
American Gamesmanship
Eric Mangini's little games with the weekly injury report reflect a common practice in the NFL, and show that a $125,000 fine is simply the cost of doing business.
By Michael Oriard | September 18, 2009; 07:28 AM ET | Comments (0)
Coach's Call
One can understand why the Belichick-acolyte might have overlooked Brett Favre's injury.
By Jason Maloni | September 18, 2009; 07:17 AM ET | Comments (1)
Jets Fans Be Mad!
Favre jerked the Jets around just as much as he jerked the Packers around. Only the Packers will be a better team despite Favre's antics.
By Michael Kun | August 20, 2009; 02:53 AM ET | Comments (4)
Waiting Game No Fun for Vikings
Brett Favre deserves to continue to play football, but not at the expense of ruining the team chemistry of the Minnesota Vikings.
By Roman Oben | August 19, 2009; 01:52 PM ET | Comments (5)
Ego Gone Wild
How many Hall of Fame inductees have been booed as they enter Canton? This could be the first.
By Jason Maloni | August 19, 2009; 10:48 AM ET | Comments (0)
Guess Who's Back... Back Again
In Green Bay no one seems to care anymore
By Cindy Kagan | August 18, 2009; 04:11 PM ET | Comments (0)
Sanchez First
Matthew Stafford may be the most ready, but Sanchez is the most likely to start next year.
By Rob Rang | July 1, 2009; 03:21 PM ET | Comments (0)
Fans Want Stafford
As much as I want to see Stafford play, my preference is that Culpepper plays well enough to keep him relegated to the bench until 2010.
By Sean Yuille | July 1, 2009; 11:30 AM ET | Comments (0)
The Systems Will Dictate
I suspect that the Jets will start Sanchez pretty much right away.
By Doug Farrar | July 1, 2009; 10:55 AM ET | Comments (0)
All of Them
The NFL is a copycat league. Let the Wildcat serve as Exhibit A. Exhibit B may well be rookies starting at quarterback.
By Gene Wang | July 1, 2009; 10:37 AM ET | Comments (0)
Sanchez Not Ready
Despite a strong team around him, the Jets might be wiser to let Sanchez sit.
By John Butchko | July 1, 2009; 10:20 AM ET | Comments (0)
Survey Says Sanchez
Which of the three will have the best career is unknown, but Sanchez has the best chance to start this year and be successful.
By Peter Schaffer | July 1, 2009; 10:02 AM ET | Comments (0)
Good ... Not Great
Two years of rust coupled with everyone being, well, two years older will keep the New England Patriots from being the offensive juggernaut they were in their 18-1 march to not-quite immortality.
By C.J. Holley | May 28, 2009; 07:10 AM ET | Comments (1)
They May Be Even Better
I'm not too sure the Patriots offense can be better than it was in 2007, but I have little doubt that a healthy Brady will fly right back to the top of the heap. There are too many things in his favor.
By Doug Farrar | May 27, 2009; 11:26 PM ET | Comments (1)
Stress Can Be Good
Players and coaches should be more honest about the high level of stress in the game.
By Dr. Matthew Prowler | May 8, 2009; 04:43 PM ET | Comments (1)
Is This It For Favre?
Brett Favre's "last stand" and Manny Ramirez issues with performance-enhancing drugs.
By Kornheiser & Wilbon | May 8, 2009; 12:46 PM ET | Comments (0)
Pity Jason Campbell
Campbell could well have the futures of as many as 10 men, along with their wives and children, riding on every pass.
By Les Carpenter | May 7, 2009; 12:54 PM ET | Comments (0)
Manning More Than Sanchez
The greatest pressure, however, falls upon Tony Romo and, to an even greater extent, New York's Eli Manning.
By Rob Rang | May 7, 2009; 12:27 PM ET | Comments (0)
No More Excuses, Romo
Tony Romo better take Dallas deep into the playoffs or risk getting stamped the A-Rod of football.
By Gene Wang | May 7, 2009; 12:00 PM ET | Comments (1)
May 4 Winner: SPORTTC
He should do what he wants. If he still wants to play, then play. If not, then find something else. I believe that's how it used to work in this country.
By TOP COMMENTER | May 4, 2009; 11:42 PM ET | Comments (0)
A Helpless Hurt
We understand that the chief motivator here may just be love of the game. But we love the game too, and we don't want to see you trip in the outfield. Again.
By Jim McCormick | May 4, 2009; 01:29 PM ET | Comments (0)
"I'll Hold the Ball, and You Kick It!"
Hearing about Favre coming back to the NFL makes me feel like Charlie Brown being abused by Lucy.
By Doug Farrar | May 4, 2009; 11:29 AM ET | Comments (0)
Don't Board Viking Ship
Brett, for the sake of your legendary status in Green Bay, please don't turn the Lambeau Leap into the Metrodome Mount.
By Zach Leibowitz | May 4, 2009; 09:50 AM ET | Comments (2)
A Comeback in Non-Sequential Bills, Please
We've seen this show before. And each time we see it again it gets more predicable and that little part of us rooting for the robber wanes.
By Dan Levy | May 4, 2009; 09:40 AM ET | Comments (0)
Hamlet Worth the Drama
Let's all urge Favre to come back for the Vikings, so we can enjoy the best in reality TV.
By Gene Wang | May 4, 2009; 06:02 AM ET | Comments (3)
Eagles, Giants Battle
Panthers, Giants and Eagles all in the Steelers hunt.
By Doug Farrar | April 29, 2009; 10:10 AM ET | Comments (0)
Leaders of the Pack
Despite the Packers' dismal 2008 season, there is potential for this team to rise to the top of the NFC class this season.
By Jim McCormick | April 27, 2009; 12:16 PM ET | Comments (0)
Two Likely Suitors
with an established QB mentor at the helm and an undeniably talented offensive line and receiving corps, Sanchez at 12 to Denver makes more sense then Matt Leinart at a keg party.
By Jim McCormick | April 22, 2009; 03:55 PM ET | Comments (0)
Terrell and the Jets?
Yes, he's over the hill, but what better stage for a swan song than Broadway?
By Les Carpenter | March 5, 2009; 12:00 PM ET | Comments (1)
Kornheiser: Brett May Come Back
Tony Kornheiser says don't bet the ranch on Brett Favre staying retired.
By Kornheiser & Wilbon | February 12, 2009; 04:06 PM ET | Comments (0)
Very, Very Good But Not The Best
Favre is in the lower part of my all-time top 10 QBs.
By Mark Maske | February 12, 2009; 12:15 PM ET | Comments (1)
Favre Vexes Me
I'd certainly put Favre in the top 10, but number one? Nope.
By David Aldridge | February 12, 2009; 10:36 AM ET | Comments (3)
Top 10, Not Top 5
His star is clearly tainted and tarnished by the complete bungling of his exit from Green Bay in 2007.
By Peter Schaffer | February 12, 2009; 09:04 AM ET | Comments (6)
Can We End This Hostage Crisis Already?
Favre's an old man who only cares about himself. There are at least five quarterbacks of his era I'd rather have under center.
By Dan Levy | February 12, 2009; 08:56 AM ET | Comments (5)
A Complicated Legacy
He wasn't a superhero, but he was one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time.
By Doug Farrar | February 12, 2009; 08:29 AM ET | Comments (0)
Favre's Numbers Lie
Forget top 10 Favre may not even be the best quarterback in Packers history.
By Gene Wang | February 12, 2009; 08:16 AM ET | Comments (17)
December 25th Winner FamillePetersen
Brett and Lance [Armstrong] need to develop a new life outside sports.
By TOP COMMENTER | December 24, 2008; 03:48 PM ET | Comments (0)
Favre Can Still Play
He can still play well if he wants to keep playing.
By Dan Reeves | December 23, 2008; 03:44 PM ET | Comments (2)
Not Again!
One teary retirement announcement is all you get, even if you're Brett Favre.
By Mark Maske | December 23, 2008; 02:41 PM ET | Comments (0)
Throwing in the Towel
One can only hope that he goes out with the same class he has employed during his Hall of Fame career.
By Peter Schaffer | December 23, 2008; 10:27 AM ET | Comments (0)
Jets Grounded
The Eagles blew it, but the Jets crashed and burned.
By Zach Leibowitz | December 22, 2008; 12:07 PM ET | Comments (0)
Reid Too Stubborn
You could say Jets, but it's the Eagles who dropped the ball... twice or I wouldn't be writing this.
By David Aldridge | December 22, 2008; 06:44 AM ET | Comments (0)
