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UPDATE – It is now official. Tebow is a New York Jet. Get your popcorn ready. It’s gonna be quite a show!
The Jets have made a deal to acquire Tim Tebow but it may not pan out as there may be some fine print would nullify the trade. UPDATE : The trade has been successfully completed and he is now a Jet
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The Giants (8-7) face the Cowboys (8-7) this Sunday. The winner claims the division title and hosts the first round of the playoffs at home and the loser sees their season come to an end. Talk about all or nothing.
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With their victory over the Jets (8-7), the Giants (8-7) have bragging rights and will face the Cowboys next week with the goal of winning their division.
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After their victories last week, both the Jets and the Giants now control their own destinies. If both teams finish the season in good shape, they can both make the playoffs. The only hiccup being that they have to play each other on Christmas Day so one of them will have at least one loss.
Despite their worse record, the Giants still control their own destiny while the Jets have to depend on some luck if they want to make the playoffs
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As far as the Jets and Giants are concerned, we are just watching them die a slow painful death. It’s a little sad when you have to watch the scoreboard and hope that other teams start losing to help your cause. The Jets and Giants have a glimmer of hope that they are hanging on to.
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Following a couple of losses, the Jets (5-5) go into tomorrow’s game against the other .500 team in their division, the Buffalo Bills. This game is like a playoff game because there is a good chance that the loser will not be going any further than the regular season this year. Even though the Jets are on a losing streak, they are the favorite to win.
Last week, the Giants (6-4) blew a golden opportunity last week to keep ahead of Dallas and give themselves an excellent place in the standings. They lost to the Eagles, a team that everyone thought they would easily beat. This monday, they are the underdog to the New Orleans Saints.
As banged up as they are, the Eagles (4-6) somehow managed to beat the Giants last week, keeping their season alive by a thread. It just goes to show that on any given sunday anybody can beat anybody. Next up are the Patriots who are favored to win.
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I had this game all wrong. I did not think the G-Men would roll into Philadelphia and beat the mighty Eagles in their home opener. Very impressive. And the hero of this game? Paterson’s own Victor Cruz. The Giants wide receiver had a breakout game with 110 yards and 2 touchdowns. Good day for the New Jersey native. Giants quarterback Eli Manning also had a good day with 4 touchdowns.
What is happening with Vick? A week after suffering a concussion against Atlanta last week the Eagle quarterback left the game with was initial reported as a broken right hand. Luckily for the Eagles the diagnosis was premature. The hand is just bruised, not broken. He might be able to start next week against the 49ers. Vick complained earlier today that the refs aren’t throwing the flags that other quarterbacks get for late hits, hits to the helmet, etc… He may be right. He is not the biggest quarterback so he better take his offensive line out to a steak dinner to guarantee he is protected.
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The Jets made it to the championship last year before losing to the Steelers. This year I am not as confident they will return. I think Mark Sanchez is not quite there yet as an elite quarterback and I am not sure Plaxico Burress is the answer to get him there. He does have two other strong receivers in Santonio Holmes and Derrick Mason. With LT fading, Shonn Greene will be the main back. We will see if he can handle the workload. You know the defense will be strong led by the best cornerback in the league in Darrelle Revis. Will they stay healthy is the question. The fans have been buying head coach Rex Ryan’s hype for three years now. No doubt he makes football fun but if he doesn’t make the Super Bowl this year he might just be known as the coach who cried wolf.
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