Week 4 finds us at MetLife Stadium to see the Denver Broncos take on the New York Jets. Both teams are coming into the game after being crushed by their Week 3 opponents. It’s a battle of the 0-3 teams on Thursday Night Football.
This is a matchup that will be much more interesting because of daily fantasy sports. Without fantasy sports, many people would not end up watching this game. We can assume this was not what the NFL had in mind when scheduling this game on primetime.
The Jets have got themselves in a very crucial situation for the future of their franchise. They currently are 0-3 to start the season and have a date with the banged-up Denver Broncos tomorrow night.
As expected, the Jets were steamrolled by the Colts on Sunday. Right from the start, New York had no chance against Indianapolis as the injuries on offense were far too much to overcome.
In what should be a blowout, the New York Jets head to Indianapolis to take on the Colts. An interesting storyline in this game is that there are 12 former Colts on the Jets roster or practice squad ahead of Sunday’s game. The Colts are hoping that this could finally be the game where T.Y. Hilton gets out of his slump.
On Sunday afternoon the San Francisco 49ers will travel across the country to meet the New York Jets in Week 2 action. Both teams are rebounding from a loss in the first week of regular season play and will be hungry for the win this week.
In a changing AFC East, both the Jets and Bills will look to take advantage of the massive changes. Buffalo
The New York Jets started the 2017 season by starting 1-7. Over their next eight games though, they went 6-2 to finish the season 7-9. It was ultimately an up-and-down year for the Jets behind Adam Gase, who somehow remains the head coach. Sam Darnold was hot-and-cold the whole year and needs to be more consistent for the Jets to reach the playoffs this year.
2020 has been everything but predictable and the fantasy football season will surely look the same. Andersen Pickard shares six under-the-radar quarterbacks who could pull of surprisingly good showings in 2020.
Ryan Potts ranks the next set of quarterbacks from 2019.
Who is the best starting quarterback in the AFC East? Jacob Silverman weighs in.
The Jets’ busy offseason continues, as they have now looked to veteran depth at the quarterback position:
Week 4 finds us at MetLife Stadium to see the Denver Broncos take on the New York Jets. Both teams are coming into the game after being crushed by their Week 3 opponents. It’s a battle of the 0-3 teams on Thursday Night Football.
This is a matchup that will be much more interesting because of daily fantasy sports. Without fantasy sports, many people would not end up watching this game. We can assume this was not what the NFL had in mind when scheduling this game on primetime.
The Jets have got themselves in a very crucial situation for the future of their franchise. They currently are 0-3 to start the season and have a date with the banged-up Denver Broncos tomorrow night.
As expected, the Jets were steamrolled by the Colts on Sunday. Right from the start, New York had no chance against Indianapolis as the injuries on offense were far too much to overcome.
In what should be a blowout, the New York Jets head to Indianapolis to take on the Colts. An interesting storyline in this game is that there are 12 former Colts on the Jets roster or practice squad ahead of Sunday’s game. The Colts are hoping that this could finally be the game where T.Y. Hilton gets out of his slump.
On Sunday afternoon the San Francisco 49ers will travel across the country to meet the New York Jets in Week 2 action. Both teams are rebounding from a loss in the first week of regular season play and will be hungry for the win this week.
In a changing AFC East, both the Jets and Bills will look to take advantage of the massive changes. Buffalo made the playoffs last season
The New York Jets started the 2017 season by starting 1-7. Over their next eight games though, they went 6-2 to finish the season 7-9. It was ultimately an up-and-down year for the Jets behind Adam Gase, who somehow remains the head coach. Sam Darnold was hot-and-cold the whole year and needs to be more consistent for the Jets to reach the playoffs this year.
2020 has been everything but predictable and the fantasy football season will surely look the same. Andersen Pickard shares six under-the-radar quarterbacks who could pull of surprisingly good showings in 2020.
Ryan Potts ranks the next set of quarterbacks from 2019.
Who is the best starting quarterback in the AFC East? Jacob Silverman weighs in.
The Jets’ busy offseason continues, as they have now looked to veteran depth at the quarterback position:
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