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Yanks had the most wins of any team in the 80s but always fell short of making the playoffs (and remember there was no wildcard and only two divisions per league back then). The Mets had 86 and the...

First of all, didn't he declare himself a Jets fan when Rex Ryan arrived? Now he comes out and says he is a Cowboys fan?
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Historically, it's hard to argue. 12 Super Bowls in the division (a full 1/4 of the total), 20 Super Bowl appearances (almost 1/2 of the total)... Today, here and now, it's arguable. Aside from...

This. The Mets can't even get out of the shadow of the teams they replaced (Brooklyn Dodgers & Giants) let alone the Yankees. Even the Mets new stadium looks like Ebbet's Field and the first thing...

Are we sure it's not Strahan's? J/K congrats Tuck.

Even the Mets have their magic moments while the Jets have moments of shakespearean tragedy. I'm too young to have experienced the '69 "Miracle" Mets but I remember 1986 -- when the ball went...

Winning can overcome that and build new traditions. We can't relate to it but there was a time when the Yankees were upstarts, the new team. Of course now they're the oldest team in NYC but there...

Yeah but when Rex Ryan arrived and went to 2 straight AFC championship games in 2009 and 2010, when the Giants missed the playoffs completely, who was the "winner"?

The two teams havent' been good...

Part of it is when you got into football. The Giants were a league powerhouse for most of their history starting in 1925, but fell apart after their 1963 championship game loss and were terrible for...

They didn't win 3 in a row, they won 3 in 4 years.

Those early Pats teams were all about scrappy defense and lots of clutch Vinatieri field goals. Brady did move the ball well in those days, but...

The guy from the airport


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2B9jyZTp4w

You know who had the right to say that? Tom Coughlin. Not Rex Ryan.

"There's no way I'm going to be second fiddle. If we were playing the New York Yankees, I don't want to be second fiddle to...

It means they were in much better position than a 9-7 finish would indicate with 3 games left.

Correction, they were 13-7 two seasons ago, and last year they were 8-5 with a 2 game division lead and 3 games remaining. Have a happy day.

But we don't go on late season runs every year. Only 2007 and 2011, and even then we were 4-4 in 2007 and 3-5 in 2011 in the last 8 games. I'd hardly call that a late season run. Unless you mean...

Ugh, white is for the AFC. We've never had white helmets.

Found this on ebay:
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Is this old Spock (Spock Prime) or new Spock? Khaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan!

22 for 25 with two dropped passes.

That means he was off target ONCE the whole game. Oh and by the way that game was the Giants' first Super Bowl.

And I hope Phil will get in the hall one...

First Wosi, now Yosi?

With Osi gone to Atlanta, is he now Nosi (no see)?

That Cleveland team became the Baltimore Ravens in 1996, and they turned the corner and had success.

They did an N "if" L what-if show on NFL Network focusing on all the talent the Browns had,...

I think everybody hopes for the quick fix to get them over the hump -- Gruden to Bucs, Dungy to Colts, for example.

It's not entirely meritless -- I wonder if Philly had parted ways with Andy Reid...

Here's to not blowing another 6-2 start; here's to not laying back-to-back stinkers 34-0 and 33-14 to blow a 2 game division lead going into December.

Fumbling untouched falling forward instead of sliding -- I'm thinking of that 4th down fumble against Philly -- although he did eliminate it in the last 2 years.

IMO they kept Ryan and Sanchez one more year because they already cleaned house and don't want to appear completely unstable (which they are). They're both gone.