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by Nick Ferraro 1. Pittsburgh Steelers The Steelers won on Thursday a lot like they did all year last year: Big Ben throwing and the defense giving up next to nothing.  Can they do it again without a running game? 2. New England Patriots That wasn’t exactly what the Pats had in mind for the… Read more

By Tyson Rauch (Examiner.com) Lost amongst the excitement of the Jets 24-7 victory over the Houston Texans is the fact that Gang Green continues to have a hard time selling tickets for the 2009 season. The Jets have tried everything from online marketing campaigns, to banner ads on www.newyorkjets.com, to full-page advertisements in the New… Read more

Young linebacker did not return after early injury September 15, 2009, 1:45 AM By: Mike Reiss FOXBOROUGH — Patriots coach Bill Belichick did not update the status of injured linebacker Jerod Mayo after Monday night’s 25-24 victory over the Bills, as players considered life without their defensive signal-caller. Mayo injured his right knee on a… Read more

Topic: Roughing the Passer against the Pats Quote: Originally Posted by #27TheDominator I don’t care if he gets special treatment or not. You have to knock the special out of him. There are different ways to win in the NFL and if you are going to win as a tough guy “violent” defensive team you… Read more

Courtesy NY Jets PR Department The New York Jets have waived CB Marquice Cole. The announcement was made by general manager Mike Tannenbaum. Cole was waived to make room for the reinstatement of Shaun Ellis, who returns after serving his one-game suspension. Cole (5’10”, 190) signed with the Jets as a free agent on Feb… Read more

Kerry Rhodes was just interviewed on Sirius NFL Radio with Rich Gannon and Adam Schein.  This is a “loose translation” of that interview.  Meaning, these are not quotes but paraphrases of the questions and answers.  It was a good interview so I felt it was worth sharing. Kerry Rhodes – I like the intro. Schein: … Read more

New York Jets 24 – Houston Texans 7 by Brian Clark (lawngnome o-line) Quarterback: A- Mark Sanchez: 18/31 272 yds 1TD, 1IN 84.3 QB rating He had presence in the pocket and really looked great out there for his first career start. Looked a little shaky on his first few passes, and threw a couple… Read more

The Rex Ryan era of New York Jets football is off to a good start.  The NY Jets beat the Houston Texans by a score of 24 to 7.  Rex’s defense?  They didn’t give up any points.  They played as advertised; physical, smart and aggressive.  They had two sacks an interception and seemed to knock… Read more

The New York Jets have announced their inactive player list for their week one matchup against the Houston Texans: Erik Ainge (3rd string inactive QB) Kevin O’Connell – QB Shonn Greene – RB Drew Coleman – CB Marquice Cole – CB Matt Slauson – OG Matthew Mulligan – TE Ryan Fowler – LB Here is… Read more

Injury report for Week One. NEW YORK JETS Mike DeVito (DE) Practice: Limited Participation in Practice Hamstring Game: Questionable Hamstring Kellen Clemens (QB) Practice: Full Participation in Practice right Elbow Game: Probable right Elbow Shonn Greene (RB) Practice: Full Participation in Practice Ribs Game: Probable Ribs Bryan Thomas (LB) Practice: Full Participation in Practice Ankle… Read more

Sunday September 13th, 1pm, CBS New York Jets @ Houston Texans by Joe Grinwis It’s finally here Jet fans, the time that we’ve all been waiting for since December. The 2009 Regular Season. Time for the official start of the Mark Sanchez and Rex Ryan Era’s to begin for the New York Jets. It would… Read more