By Frank Barone   At the start of the 2006 New York Jet season head coach Eric Mangini was in an envious position.  If the Jets lost, most people were expecting it.  The team was coming off a four and twelve season and considered to be rebuilding in the eyes of the media.  There was… Read more

Originally Posted by Max He was real impressive. The Jets were HUGE underdogs. They had Herm as a HC. Hackett as an O\C. Now before you dismiss those things — Hackett left and could only get a QB Coach job. Herm — well his KC team speaks for itself. Anyway Chad had a torn rotator… Read more

 by Nick Ferraro  1. Chicago Bears – The Bears showed some vulnerability on Monday, but still escaped with a win.  At least we know they’re human now. 2.      Indianapolis Colts – The Colts porous run defense gets a test Sunday in trying to stop Clinton Portis and the Skins. 3.      Denver Broncos – The Broncos… Read more

By Tyson Rauch   As many have said over the years, a win in the National Football League is a win and you take them any way you can get them.  The Jets victory this past Sunday over the Dolphins was just that, a win but a very ugly one nonetheless.    The Jets showed their… Read more

by Sperm Edwards Say you’re a fictional coach of a fictional team. The team has players suited for a certain scheme, but haven’t been overly successful doing it. Maybe they beat up the league’s doormats pretty effectively, but the types of offenses they face en route to the Super Bowl just ran right over them… Read more

By Joe Grinwis Miami-17 NY Jets-20   Quarterback: B Pennington (17-29, 175 yards, 2 TDs) A rough first half for Pennington but in the second half he turned it on.  He hit his favorite target Laveranues Coles for two second half scores. Mistake free football once again from Chad after the debacle last weekend. Running… Read more

By Tom Kiss Coming off an embarrassing performance against the Jacksonville Jaguars, Eric Mangini must deal with his first crisis as a head coach in the NFL. That crisis is dealing with the letdown of one of the franchises most lopsided losses in history. The Miami Dolphins prove to be a scary opponent as they are not… Read more

by Nick Ferraro The NFL trade deadline is Tuesday.  It’s usually a non-event as very few meaningful trades have occurred in-season historically in the NFL.  This deadline is likely to be no different than usual.  If the Jets are thoughtful about the remainder of 2006, they should look a little bit differently at this deadline… Read more

by Nick Ferraro  Last Week = 9 – 2 – 2 vs. spread (12 – 1 straight up) Year to Date = 34 – 35 – 1 vs. spread (46 – 25 – 1 straight up) Week five was our best week so far, and that’s two big weeks in a row.  Over the last two Sundays… Read more

by The Troll  START QB Drew Bledsoe, Dallas – The Texans’ pass defense has been the league’s worst, so Bledsoe should rebound from his awful performance against Philadelphia last week. After that, trade him, because it is obvious that even with two #1 receivers, a top ten tight end, and a solid ground game, Drew… Read more

On November 9, 2003, the Jets played Oakland, in California. The Raiders opened the game with 21 straight rushes before QB Rick Mirer completed a 17-yard pass to Jerry Rice- almost 19 minutes into the game. It was an embarrassing display by defensive coordinator Ted Cottrell’s defense. Even though the Jets won that game, the… Read more