On Saturday, January 8,2011, against the Indianapolis Colts, the NY Jets won 17-16 in a Wild Card Game. The New York Jets kept the legendary Peyton Manning in check and off the field when it mattered in the second half. Gang Green scored 17 second-half points and controlled the clock with Nick Folk kicking a game-winning field goal to advance to the divisional round of the AFC playoffs, 17-16.
Sal Alosi, the New York Jets coach who tripped Miami player Nolan Carroll(notes) in the third quarter of the Dolphins’ 10-6 win last Sunday, didn't "just happen" to be there.
The Jets have discovered that he strategically ordered players to "form a wall" in that specific place, and have now changed Alosi's suspension from "rest of the season" to "indefinite."
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The New York Jets and The Minnesota Vikings both lost today. Mark Sanchez and Brett Favre gave the fans exciting seasons. They both gave us exciting first half action. In the end, the #1 seeds pulled it out.
Assistant Chief Bob Kanaski said William Carroll was arrested on suspicion of public intoxication and delaying or obstructing a police officer in his duties. The apparent procedure in SD is to take the people outside. Watch Second situation develop. Warning: Some bad language.
Assistant Chief Bob Kanaski said officers went to talk to Carroll after being notified via text message from an off-duty police officer at the game who said the Jets fan was intoxicated and out of control, according to the SanDiego Trib.
According to the New York Post, William Carroll said he had just three beers over four hours and cops refused to let him take a Breathalyzer test to prove he was sober.
Sgt. Jeff Sterling approached Carroll after the off-duty cop sent a text message reporting a drunk causing a disturbance.Sterling said he asked Carroll three time to "come upstairs" to talk, but he refused and made a fist. Carroll said Sterling only asked him once and he refused to leave the stands because he didn't want to miss the game and wasn't misbehaving.
With their rookie quarterback playing mistake-free, the New York Jets , with Rookie Coach Rex Ryan turned their surprising playoff appearance into a long-running production. Mark Sanchez handled single-degree wind chills and the playoff pressure with no problems Saturday, throwing a touchdown pass on a rollout play, and the NFL's top running game took it from there, setting up a 24-14 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals.
It was like High School football. SIX, Yes 6, interceptions of Jet passes. 5 by Sanchez. He had almost as many interceptions as receptions. Mark Sanchez only passed for 119 yards. It was Sanchez's first game ever in cold weather. He never played in temperatures below 55 degrees. What the heck will he do in Buffalo in December? See the numbers here Apologies to Donnie for my early J-E-T-S, Jets,Jets,Jets
