Writers

By Tom Kiss In 2006 the New York Jets headed into the bye week following a devastating loss to the Cleveland Browns.  Following the bye, the Jets defense played very well, giving up only 12.75 points per game.  The Jets will hope for a similar turnaround this season, though no playoff berth is possible at… Read more

By Nick Ferraro 1. New England Patriots We know they’re mortal. What we don’t know is if anyone can beat them. The undefeated season talk will be louder and louder. The frustrating thing about it is that it’s all legit. 2. Indianapolis Colts The Colts will get another chance, but it’s probably going to be… Read more

By Tom Kiss Last week saw the end of an era for the New York Jets.  Chad Pennington may have very well started his final game at quarterback for gang green.  Kellen Clemens is now set to take over.  The question remains, what does Kellen Clemens really bring to the table?  He has looked very… Read more

By Nick Ferraro 1.  New England Patriots The only question so far has been how many points they’ll score and if they’re running it up. The Skins are just the latest to be shamed by the Brady Boys. The undefeated and defending champion Colts are a seven-point underdog in their own building Sunday. This team… Read more

By Tom Kiss After last weeks devastating second half collapse against the Cincinnati Bengals, Eric Mangini looked like a man at the end of his rope.  Well, at least when you compare his normal neutral demeanor to his mildly angry press conference.  It also seemed as though Chad Pennington’s days as the Jets starting quarterback… Read more

By Nick Ferraro 1.  New England Patriots The Pats are moving through their schedule with frightening ease.  It does help that the rest of the AFC East is 3-17.  Two weeks until they visit the Colts, and the second half schedule is much tougher.  That being said, there’s a good chance the playoffs will run… Read more

By Tom Kiss After last weeks 16-9 loss against the Philadelphia Eagles, the New York Jets offense has scored exactly 3 touchdowns in its last 12 quarters.  That is as bad an offense as you will see.  At 1-5, the Jets could easily be 5-1 but the team has let every opportunity to win games… Read more

By Tom Kiss The year was 2002 and second year head coach Herman Edwards (thank you Carl Peterson) was in charge of a team that was 1-3, coming off a 10-6 playoff season.  Edwards decided to remove a veteran starter, Vinny Testaverde, for an untested third year quarterback, Chad Pennington.  The Jets went on to… Read more

By Nick Ferraro 1. New England Patriots We finally get to see the Pats go up against a varsity team this Sunday. Nice touch by Team Class throwing the ball in the end zone up double digits with under two minutes left against the Brownies. 2. Indianapolis Colts Half the team was hurt, so they… Read more

By Tom Kiss Last week, in Buffalo, the New York Jets lost an opportunity to reach .500.  By letting a banged up Bills team with a rookie quarterback beat them, the Jets fell to 1 and 3.  Last week was a game that the Jets should have won since they are simply the better team. … Read more

By Nick Ferraro 1.  New England Patriots   Four games – four blowouts.  They have a lay-up this week with the Brownies coming to town, but they will finally get tested in week six at Dallas. 2.  Indianapolis Colts Losing Marvin Harrison might be the only thing that can slow down this offense.  Denver was again… Read more