Mark Cannizzaro

It was a dubious one. 

The contrast is positively painful if you’re a Jets fan.

The usual exercise for most NFL coaches is to open midweek news conferences with injury updates — as much as the coach chooses to divulge (generally not much).

They never should have let him go in the first place. 

It’s been a typical week for the Jets.

Jets head coach Aaron Glenn is selling hope.

The heroes and zeros of the Jets’ 13-6 loss to the Panthers on Sunday.

The Jets finished Sunday’s 13-6 loss to the Panthers with more injuries to their star players.

As you may have expected in a game between the Jets and Panthers, this was a dreadful football game.

Nothing has gone right for this team. 

The leash has, at the very least, shortened a bit for Justin Fields. As it should.

Aaron Glenn allowed too late to arrive against the Broncos by staying with Justin Fields to the bitter end of one of the worst quarterbacking performances in NFL history.

That’s one way to move past a loss.

MetLife Stadium was alive again on Thursday night, the pulse in the building racing from excitement for a change instead of rage. 

Lil’Jordan Humphrey, a journeyman receiver who was called up to the 53-man roster, caught four passes for 55 yards in the Giants’ win over the Eagles.

The weakness was already a glaring one. And now, after the Giants’ 26-14 loss to the Saints, that weakness has gone from glaring to blinding. 

The Giants future doomed them in the present.

Heroes, zeros and the full blitz from the Giants’ 26-14 loss to the Saints in New Orleans on Sunday.

Once Europe retaining the Ryder Cup by defeating the U.S. 15-13 on Sunday sinks in, don’t lose sight of what occurred the first two days of these 45 matches.

With the 45th Ryder Cup matches three days away at Bethpage Black, there’s been some pot-stirring taking place projecting bad behavior on the part of the rabid New York fans.