by Scott Dierking  The architectural blueprint drafted by Omar Minaya for the 2006 New York Mets was an easy one to read. The Mets, through the primary every day line-up additions of Carlos Delgado and Paul LoDuca created a line-up that was balanced in its versatility and exceeding in its prolific combination of both power… Read more

by Joe Grinwis Colts-31, Jets-28 Quarterback:  B+ Pennington – 17-23, 207 yards, TD, INT Another strong performance from Pennington but this was the first game where there were basically no shots deep downfield from the offense. Pennington also recorded his first ever INT in the redzone on the Jets’ 4th & Goal at the 2 try… Read more

by Christopher Gardella Indianapolis Colts (3-0) at New York Jets (2-1) When Eric Mangini cleaned out his Foxboro office this past off-season, it’s hard to imagine him leaving behind the Patriots’ past game plans for Peyton Manning and the Colts. Mangini, now a New York Jet, will attempt to frustrate Peyton Manning this week, much… Read more

by The Troll  START QB Daunte Culpepper, Miami – The Texans’ are the worst team in the league when it comes to defending the pass. Is Culpepper the worst quarterback in the league? Burning questions to be answered this Sunday at Reliant Stadium. Remember last week when I said the Titans’ game was Culpepper’s last… Read more

by Nick Ferraro  Last Week Straight: 7-7-1 Spread: 3-11-1 Year to Date Straight: 24-20-1 Spread: 16-28-1 Okay, that was miserable.  Just when you think you’ve hit rock bottom, somebody moves the rocks.  I haven’t been able to pick my nose thus far, but the good news is you can just go against me and win… Read more

by Nick Ferraro 1.  Seattle Seahawks – The Seahawks jumped all over the Giants to end the suspense early Sunday.  Their reign at the top of this list will be tested without Alexander.   2.  Indianapolis Colts – The Colts still have the feisty Jags at arms length in the AFC South. 3.  Cincinnati Bengals… Read more

By Jet Moses  Before the season, there was some criticism that the Jets should not have used their first two draft picks on offensive linemen. Some fans were upset at the Jets for not drafting some “playmakersâ€?. What the critics failed to acknowledge was the fact that the Jets already had (and have) playmakers; they… Read more

Originally Posted by docdhc Its totally legit to point out the refreshing changes seen when a well coached team is competitive and plays to win rather than Herm’s play not to lose philosophy. No clock management issues, solid imaginative playcalling, actual game planning and then in game adjustments; these are all things we can enjoy… Read more

Courtesy of NYJets.com The New York Jets announced Tuesday they have signed fullback James Hodgins and linebackers Cody Spencer and Ryan Riddle. The Jets also announced they have waived linebacker/defensive end Trevor Johnson, offensive lineman Norm Katnik and linebacker Ryan Myers. The announcements were made by Jets’ General Manager Mike Tannenbaum. Hodgins, 6-1, 275, is… Read more

By Tyson Rauch   Remember the days when the New York Jets were mentally and physically prepared for their games? Remember the days when as a fan you knew the game plan for your beloved Jets was going to be well thought out and effective?  Well my friends these days are back.  Through one full… Read more

By Joe Grinwis  JETS-28 Bills-20 Quarterback: B+ Pennington (19-29, 183 yards, TD) Pennington hit Coles in key situations for first downs and didn’t make any mistakes. Managing the game today was the key and Chad did that well. Running Back:  C+ Barlow (12 carries, 31 yards TD) Houston (2 carries, 10 yards TD) Washington (7 carries… Read more