What hasn’t been written of the New York Jets’ catastrophic meltdown over the last two weeks? After jumping ahead to 8-3, the Jets were supposed to be on their way to running the table and competing for a first-round bye in the postseason. But at 8-5, making the playoffs now seems like it could be a tough task. When the

The Jets winless streak in California continued on Sunday as the San Francisco 49ers dominated New York en route to a 24-14 victory in the Bay Area. The Jets failed to look remotely competitive against the San Francisco 49ers as Shaun Hill led his team to their fifth victory, and first back-to-back wins of 2008. The contrast between the Jets and

The New York Jets will be returning to California this Sunday with a purpose. They need to rebound from an embarrassing loss to the Denver Broncos, and lay the ground-work to control their destiny as the post-season approaches. They will be taking on the revitalized San Francisco 49ers, led by interim head coach Mike Singletary. The 2008 season hasn’t been very

The Denver Broncos spent a soggy Sunday afternoon stampeding over the New York Jets on their own field. Jay Cutler threw for over 350 yards, and rookie Peyton Hillis ran for over 120 as the Broncos effectively attacked the Jets from all angles. While everyone knows how explosive the Broncos’ offense is, it was their defense that caught New York completely off-guard. They played

The New York Jets and Denver Broncos haven’t faced one another very often in recent years, but please believe there’s still a very strong sense of animosity for the ponies. Perhaps it’s more on the behalf of Jets’ fans, but it certainly does exist. The last time the Jets and Broncos faced off, Denver shut out the Jets at Mile

The real titans of the NFL arrived on Nov. 23, and they weren’t the team wearing baby blue. The New York Jets visited the Tennessee Titans and did more than just win—they completely dominated the NFL’s last undefeated team on all sides of the ball. In a game where the Jets weren’t given much of a chance by anyone, they took