Miami Herald (Free subscription) | yesterday
The New York Jets showed the nation last Thursday night that the acquisitions of Kris Jenkins, Alan Faneca and Brett Favre, among others, have made them a legitimate playoff contender.
Seattle Times (Free subscription) | yesterday
The New York Jets showed the nation last Thursday night that the acquisitions of Kris Jenkins, Alan Faneca and Brett Favre, among others, have made them a legitimate playoff contender.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Free subscription) | yesterday
The New York Jets showed the nation last Thursday night that the acquisitions of Kris Jenkins, Alan Faneca and Brett Favre, among others, have made them a legitimate playoff contender.
CBS SportsLine.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
Game of the week | The line: Titans by 5½ The story: A week ago the Jets produced one of their biggest victories in years by beating New England, a decision that gained the franchise the credibility it sought when it acquired veterans like Brett Favre, Alan Faneca and Kris Jenkins. Now it's looking for something more ... something like recognition as one of the teams to watch in the playoffs....
thejetsblog.com (Free subscription) | 20/11/2008
... They are extremely talented, but they are usually the leaders in terms of work ethic. A guy like Alan Faneca is a great example of that. Darrelle is moving along that same path in terms of being extremely talented, working on his technique every day in practice and having consistent levels of practice. I really like what he’s doing in terms of studying the opponent. That’s something...
www.jetnation.com (Free subscription) | 19/11/2008
... with your beloved team. Stop dwelling in the past as players like Brett Favre, Kris Jenkins and Alan Faneca had nothing to do with results from the last 15 years. It is time to support this team with everything you have Jets fans and enjoy the ride as this team goes full speed ahead. And one more thing, a loss this weekend IS NOT the end of the world. Don’t be that typical Jets fan...
post-gazette.com (Free subscription) | 19/11/2008
... And that doesn't take into account that the best of those players from last season, left guard Alan Faneca, is no longer with the team.In 2007, Willie Parker, the top running back on a team that emphasized the run, missed only one regular-season start. This season, he already has missed five starts.Additionally, Roethlisberger separated his shoulder in the first game of the season,...
