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Ex-Raven kicker doesn't know what reaction to expect Matt Stover, one of the most popular Ravens in team history, will kick against his former team for the first time as a member of the rival Colts when the two teams play...
Beloved kicker returns to Baltimore Sunday as member of Colts By Jamison Hensley Baltimore Sun reporter It's an emotional reunion for fans every time the Indianapolis Colts return to Baltimore, but there will be a stronger tug...
Braylon Edwards learned something about winning games in watching the Sunday night contest featuring the Jets' Week 11 opponent — the Patriots — against the Colts. “You have a questionable call," Edwards said, "but those two...
New York Times writers Joe Lapointe and William C. Rhoden are at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., and will provide in-game analysis of the Jaguars-Jets game, with an assist from Connor Ennis at the newspaper’s offices...
By Dennis Waszak Jr., THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Rashean Mathis (27) tackles New York Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards (17) during the fourth quarter of an NFL football game Sunday, Nov. 15, 2009, in...
Posted by Mike Florio on November 14, 2009 9:58 PM ET As folks around the league try to make sense of the sudden decision from Dolphins coach Tony Sparano to deactivate linebacker Joey Porter, the theory that makes the most...
I figured this may be a good conversation starter, and considering that every team in the NFL has played at least eight games, it’s a perfect time to do them. 1. New Orleans Saints (8-0): At what point is Drew Brees going to...
For today's bye week Sunday, here is the third and final unit review of the Jets at midseason: the special teams. Damien Woody, who plays on the field goal team, put it aptly after the Game 8 loss to Miami: "This game," Woody...
All the swaggerlicious big-talk bravado that began in the offseason with coach Rex Ryan's "kiss the rings" message for Bill Belichick and the rival Patriots that hasn't ceased. All the hype surrounding No. 1 draft pick Mark...
Pat Leahy still remembers the first time he walked into the Jets' locker room. It was 1974, and he was just out of St. Louis University, where he'd won three national titles in soccer. He was a nervous rookie in a new sport and...
