While all eyes were on rookie Jets QB Mark Sanchez, it was the Jets defense that stole the show.
Prior to Week 3 of the preseason, the New York Jets’ biggest off-season question was answered—rookie Mark Sanchez was named the starting quarterback.
Week 1 of the college football season was nothing short of spectacular. BYU (9) shook up the polls jumping up 12 spots with their upset win over Oklahoma (13). Big Ten teams Ohio State (8) and Iowa both squeaked by.
Although the San Diego Chargers have three straight AFC West titles since 2006, they’ve failed to parlay that success into a championship.
Get out you face/body paint and your giant foam hand. Brush up on those fight song lyrics. College football season is officially underway!
As a sports fan, more specifically, a Chicago sports fan, moving to Iowa a few years ago left a large hole in my life.
Saturday night’s game will be the third preseason game for the New York Giants as they take on the New York Jets.
In his first ever NFL start on Monday against the Baltimore Ravens, Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez played just like what he is—a rookie.
After the 2008 season, New York Giants general manager Jerry Reese sought to make one of the team’s cornerstones even stronger by bolstering the defensive line with free-agent acquisitions.
The New York Giants (1–0) will head to Soldier Field Saturday night to take on the Chicago Bears (0–1) for their second game of the preseason.