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Legends and Legacies: Joe Namath

by Jake Kring-Schreifels

New York Jet fans have grown accustomed to big guarantees over the last few years. Namely, Rex Ryan’s press conference promises about his team heading to the Super Bowl all of the last three years. None of them have come true however. It seems now that a guarantee is only a PR move, and usually a negative one, brazened confidence that lacks character and depth. But back in the Jets’ heyday, when a kid named “Broadway Joe” helmed the most important position in football, guarantees weren’t for show; they were for real.

NFL Friday - Conference Finals

by Amit Badlani

On this week's edition of One on One's NFL Friday, Colin Henderson and Mack Rosenberg discuss the results of the divisional playoff rounds, the Giants chances of making it to the Super Bowl, and make their predictions for this weekend's playoff games.

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NFL Friday - Wild Card Playoffs

by Amit Badlani

On this playoff edition on One on One's NFL Friday, Mike Giandomenico and Colin Henderson discuss the aftermath of the Jets season, go over the matchup between the Giants and Falcons, and prepare us for the rest of the wild card round.

The First Jets-Giants Game

by Bob Ahrens

From the WFUV Sports Archives

The first Giants-Jets game. August 17, 1969...Yale Bowl, New Haven, CT.

The Jets were coming off a Super Bowl victory and needed to prove their victory over Baltimore wasn't a fluke. The two teams and the two leagues did not like each other...and that's putting it nicely.

O'Connell's Corner: Not a Fan of Fantasy

by Andrew O'Connell

“Dude, how can you not play fantasy,” my friends ask of me with a tone of disbelief. “What do you not like the NFL or something? Are you not American?”

Uneducated shots at my patriotism aside, I've had this encounter more times than I care to count over the past several years. Without fail, every time I sit down to watch football on an NFL Sunday with a group of friends, I inevitably get berated with the same group of questions as to how I, a young American male with an unending love of all things sports, does not play fantasy football. Allow me to tell you why, because I whole-heartedly believe that fantasy football is ruining the sport as we know it.