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Since the NFL adopted its current playoff format in 2002, four teams that started 4-5 have qualified for the post-season: the Cleveland Browns and New York Jets in 2002, the Packers in 2003 and the San Diego Chargers in 2004. Full Article at Chicago Bears.com
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The Jets are in New England to play the Patriots at 4 p.m. today, but players didn't get a great night's sleep. Full Article at Gothamist
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Heading down to Gillette in a little bit to cover the game with Corey. We’ll be tweeting from the game, looking forward to it! Full Article at The Jets Blog
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Roughriders fans cheer a touchdown during first half CFL football action againt the Stampeders. Full Article at Canoe
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Read on for individual Predictions....and make yours! Me? Im taking opposite of everyone!! Gotta pull up from the rear! Full Article at Buc 'Em
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The NFL flex-scheduling procedures kick into effect this weekend and it is shocking that no game replaced the atrocious matchup between Philadelphia and Chicago. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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Week 11 has already started out well for me as I picked the Dolphins to beat the Panthers on Thursday night. Colts-Ravens should be a good one, as should Giants-Falcons, and Patriots-Jets. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- The presumption is the New England Patriots will smash the New York Jets on Sunday afternoon in Gillette Stadium. Las Vegas has the Patriots pegged by two scores. Full Article at ESPN
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LIVE! Catch live action of the Jets vs. Patriots game Sunday. Start time for the 6-3 Patriots and 4-5 Jets is 4:15 PM EST on Sunday. Mark Sanchez’s season started off well; from there it’s been downhill. Full Article at Lalate News
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - The Patriots are determined to bounce back from their big loss. No, not that one. Full Article at Hartford Courant
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Division game, folks. As much as we're hurting from the Colts loss, it's time to move on. It is, afterall, a week after. As Belichick would say, "Time to focus on the Jets." And he's right. 3-6 means Bo Diddley. Any given Sunday and all that. Full Article at Pats Pulpit
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Former NFL player and current ESPN broadcaster Keyshawn Johnson defended Kansas City Chiefs coach Todd Haley. Full Article at Arrowhead Pride
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After a tough loss last week, Tom Brady and the Patriots are ready to destroy the Jets. Full Article at Bodog Beat
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A look at Week 11 around the NFL: CLEVELAND DETROIT If Matthew Stafford can limit turnovers the Lions are favored. When he has 1 or more INTs the Lions are 43 percent underdogs, but when he has no interceptions the Lions are heavy 67 percent favorites. Full Article at Philly.com
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Cleveland at Detroit: Yikes. The good thing about this one is not many people will get to see it. But, really, who would want to? The Lions are bad and the Browns are awful. Bad beats awful, barely. Lions 10, Browns 6. Full Article at The Appleton Post-Crescent
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At least for one year, it looks as if door No. 3 was the wrong choice for T.J. Houshmandzadeh. During the first weekend of free agency, it was a three-team race for Houshmandzadeh's services between the Bengals, Vikings and Seahawks. Full Article at Cincinnati Enquirer
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FOXBORO The Patriots are lacking in a few areas at the moment — a run game and a pass rush immediately come to mind — but they do not want for motivation. Full Article at Worcester Telegram & Gazette
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The Patriots have become synonymous with success during the Bill Belichick era, winning 136 games and three Super Bowls since he came aboard at the start of the decade. Full Article at Worcester Telegram & Gazette
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Why do people still call them the New York football Giants? The New York baseball Giants left town in 1957. A bye and losses by Dallas and Philly refreshed the reeling Giants, who catch Atlanta (1-4 road) at a good time. Full Article at Wilkes-Barre Weekender
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The New England Patriots are determined to bounce back from their big loss. Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez, left, reacts after throwing an interception against Jacksonville last Sunday. Full Article at Wilkes-Barre Weekender
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NEW ORLEANS - OCTOBER 04: Quarterback Mark Sanchez #6 of the New York Jets dives for a first down around Roman Harper #41 of the New Orleans Saints at the Louisana Superdome on October 4, 2009 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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NEW ORLEANS - OCTOBER 04: Leon Washington #29 of the New York Jets is tackled by Darren Sharper #42 of the New Orleans Saints at the Louisana Superdome on October 4, 2009 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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NEW ORLEANS - OCTOBER 04: Quarterback Mark Sanchez #6 of the New York Jets scrambles away from Jeff Charleston #97 of the New Orleans Saints at the Louisana Superdome on October 4, 2009 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - SEPTEMBER 27: Ed Anzalone orchestrates a chant during the New York Jets game against the Tennessee Titans on September 27, 2009 at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - SEPTEMBER 27: Jerricho Cotchery #89 of The New York Jets runs with the ball as Michael Griffin #33 of The Tennessee Titans defend during their game on September 27, 2009 at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - SEPTEMBER 27: Jerricho Cotchery #89 of The New York Jets catches the ball as Ryan Mouton #29 of The Tennessee Titans defend during their game on September 27, 2009 at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - SEPTEMBER 27: Chansi Stuckey #83 of the New York Jets misses a pass from Mark Sanchez #6 during the game against the Tennessee Titans on September 27, 2009 at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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NEW ORLEANS - OCTOBER 04: Leon Washington #29 of the New York Jets is tackled by Darren Sharper #42 of the New Orleans Saints at the Louisana Superdome on October 4, 2009 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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It's going be a long weekend, but we've got another game coming up against the Jets here and no time to feel sorry for yourself ... This is life in the NFL.
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I love the jets more than most, but they lack discipline and thats why they lose in tight games. If you are in the NFL you need to know the situation. Example. What would make Kerry Rhodes get up in the box when the Jets lead by two with less than two minutes to go? Lack of discipline!!!!!!!! No reason ...
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I've always thought the NFL model was a great one to strive for ... In the NFL, the fans who follow the Green Bay Packers can feel like they have just as good a chance as the New York Jets or Giants to win a Super Bowl. They have that sort of hope when the season starts. I think that's what everybody wa...
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Kicker for the New York Jets, 9 yrs in NFL, Husband, Father of 4, golfing fanatic, fishermen, Christian, with political aspirations.
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Joey Porter was his most hated player in NFL history that didn't wear a Jets uniform
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He’s still one of the forces in this league ... He leads their team in sacks this year, so he’s playing really well. We’ve got to account for him certainly because he had a fumble return for a touchdown last week (in the Miami win against the Jets). He’s an explosive player and he really gets them going...
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Chad's younger than I am so our paths haven't crossed often ... but I watched him closely when he was at Michigan. When he's gotten the opportunity, like he has this year, he's taken great advantage of it, leading the team to some really big wins. To beat the Jets on the road gives you a lot of confiden...
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The biggest part of it is, the (Jets) were focused so much on that this week ... we were able to hurt them in other areas of the offense, defense, and we were able to make some plays on special teams as well.
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New York Jets rookie QB Mark Sanchez makes food donation after Hot Dog Gate in Oakland.
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Television cameras caught Sanchez eating a hot dog while on the sideline Sunday during the New York Jets' 38-0 victory over the Oakland Raiders. He apologized, explained he felt sick and needed something to eat, and vowed it wouldn't happen again.
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The Jets Flight Crew are some of the most talented and beautiful women in New York ... Fans who tune in will see the production team behind the glitz and glamour of the newest cheerleading squad in the NFL. This is how far the Flight Crew has come in three years, and this show represents the clear visio...
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I texted Jay Feely after he broke [a Jets] record this week, he texted me [back] and said, 'Great kick.'
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As Philadelphia wanted to throw it first and run it second, the Jets will be just the opposite ... They hang their hat on it, they're good at it. I heard they want to take something off that quarterback. Well that means you've got to put it somewhere, so you put it in their two runners' hands. They're v...
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What I’ve seen from the Jets is they have a quarterback who they’re gonna have to go through some growing pains with
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the only way the Bills win this game is if QB Trent Edwards gets knocked out of the game, Jets' QB Mark Sanchez throws five INTs, the Jets take 14 penalties, incredibly key defensive star Kris Jenkins gets hurt, and they botch the snap on the game-winning FG in overtime.
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the only way the Bills win this game is if QB Trent Edwards gets knocked out of the game, Jets' QB Mark Sanchez throws five INTs, the Jets take 14 penalties, incredibly key defensive star Kris Jenkins gets hurt, and they botch the snap on the game-winning FG in overtime.
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The Raider organization waited patiently for a comprehensive legal process to conclude and now this matter has been resolved ... Our focus has been and remains on the New York Jets.
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I think it is obvious what the Jets need to do in Oakland to get a win, however, I think Kirwin on sirius NFL radio made a great point, sure you need to scale the offense down a little to help the rookie, but you don't need to advertise it so loosely, otherwise it becomes, Advantage opposing Defense. Bu...
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Out of his element, Mark Sanchez throws away game for New York Jets.
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From 3-0 to 3-3 in eight easy interceptions. Welcome to the NFL Sanchez, and welcome to yet another year of the same old Jets for all the fans. I haven't been this embarrassed to be a Jets fan in years. Thanks for that Rex.
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He’s got fond memories of Buffalo ... I think he coached Jim McNally, the old offensive line coach back there. Gerry Philbin is the reason why my dad got into professional football. Philbin recommended my dad to [Jets coach] Weeb Ewbank.
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The Jets are everything the Bills are not. The Jets have a solid offensive line. Buffalo starts a young group on its offensive line that was tagged for nine false-start penalties last week. If the Cleveland defensive front made them nervous, one only can imagine how goosey they will be facing Jets Pro B...
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' So Lott, an All-American safety at USC and a star player for the San Francisco 49ers, Los Angeles Raiders and New York Jets from 1981-94, never played in the stadium that was named after him Saturday as part of Eisenhower's 50th anniversary celebration. But if anything, that made Saturday's ceremony e...
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Brian does need to work on pass coverage, but it's similar to the situation Rocky had a couple of years ago against the Jets when their tight end got a couple catches on him
– Kirk Olivadotti SOURCE: FOX Sports
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