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Rob Gronkowski is, perhaps, one of the best tight ends to play the game and a likely hall of famer. Predictably, we have seen a lot of Rob this off-season, mostly featured in stories about his "off-the-field" antics.
Tim Tebow didn't create this circus, and his livelihood and professional career shouldn't be punished for it.
Will Mad Men regain the acclaim that made it the best drama on television? Based on the response to To Have and To Hold, so far the answer would have to be no.
If you are a business leader, wine enthusiast, or techie, you know Gary Vaynerchuk. He is success, raw. There's no pretension when it comes to Gary, nor a filter.
A Harris poll shows that the NFL popularity is at an all time high. 59 percent of the population says they follow pro football. The other 41 percent follow the Browns.
I realize that New York City is a tough town to play in because it is the media capital or the world and all that, but does it have to be that way? Can compassion and optimism at least be considered?
Like many other things in life, I've decided I just don't have the time nor the energy to put up with this stuff anymore. Once a loyal fan and a witness of the Joe Namath, Emerson Boozer, Don Maynard-era JETS, I now feel disenfranchised!
The NFL has it right. 12 teams make the playoffs. But for those other 20 teams it feels as if the sky is falling. For some reason in the other sports, the consequences for not making the playoffs don't seem quite as harsh.
The New York Daily News reports that the Jets will try to trade quarterback Mark Sanchez after the season.
On Sunday's flight to Nashville I sat across from Jets fan Jeff Cohen, who has held season tickets since 1976 and will attend all 16 games (home and a...
The nationally televised humiliation of Tim Tebow by the New York Jets started from day one.
The Jets show Mark Sanchez the bench as Greg McElroy will start Sunday against San Diego.
Expectations of a relaxing Sunday in front of the television watching football gave way to frustration and disappointment. In the process, I gained insights on the challenges facing G-20 officials when it comes to managing the global economy.
Mark Sanchez is getting paid 8.3 million dollars from the New York Jets next year regardless of whether he is on their team, another NFL team or layin...
The best NFL teams perennially rise and fall with their quarterback and good or bad play at that one spot can make all the difference. Last year's In...
Where's Donald Trump when you need him to say "You're Fired" to some Jet coaches, players and perhaps even the GM?
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