
| Jets’ Ryan relishing chance to beat Ravens | |
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| Sun picks: Ravens vs. Jets | |
Kevin Cowherd Ravens 24, Jets 17 Air Harbaugh? Well, maybe not. But Ravens continue to fine-tune re-energized passing attack against suspect Jets. Ravens 13, Jets 12 Darrelle Revis and Antonio Cromartie will make sure the Ravens don’t repeat their aerial display. But the Jets don’t have the run game to keep the Ravens honest. Mike Preston Ravens 17, Jets 14 When Joe Willie [Namath] suggests it’s time to be quiet, it might be the time for the Jets to listen. Peter Schmuck Ravens 23, Jets 20 Ravens will enjoy homecooking for the first time in three weeks, but Jets will make them chew every bite. Kevin Van Valkenburg Ravens 21, Jets 13 Ravens run for 150 yards and Haloti Ngata and Terrell Suggs batter Mark Sanchez. Mark Viviano Ravens 24, Jets 13 Derrick Mason and Rex Ryan return to Baltimore and are reminded what a good defense looks like. Jeff Zrebiec Jets. 20, Ravens 19 The Jets will reverse the script of last season’s opener, making just enough plays late to give Rex Ryan a victory that he is craving. Feel free to leave your comments below. Posted in jets-news | Comments Off
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| Rex Ryan relishing chance to beat Ravens | |
![]() Report an error The New York Jets and Baltimore Ravens clash in Week Four of the National Football League (NFL) season and while the teams have much in common there is a sense of rivalry fired by Jets head coach, and former Raven, Rex Ryan. Both teams are 2-1 this season, have been regulars in the American Football Conference (AFC) playoffs in recent years but neither has made the Super Bowl since the Ravens triumph did following the 2000 season. Each have outstanding players on defense – Ed Reed and Ray Lewis for Baltimore, Darrelle Revis for the Jets – but have some lingering question marks over their quarterbacks. Ravens quarterback, 26-year-old Joe Flacco, and New York’s Mark Sanchez, two years his junior, have both proven to be worthy of their high ranking in the draft but neither have sealed their status by taking their team to the biggest game. But it is on the sidelines where the tension between the two teams can be felt. Ryan spent 10 years with the Ravens, ending as defensive co-ordinator, and it still rankles that current Ravens coach John Harbaugh pipped him to the top job at the club. Although Ryan’s Jets lost to the Ravens last year he believes he has proven his worth in New York and also feels the need to spell that out. “We have not beat them since I’ve been here, that’s for sure, but the fact of the matter is, we all said we were going to meet in the AFC championship game. Now, we haven’t won the AFC championship game, but we’ve got there two years in a row. The Ravens haven’t. So you can throw that one right back at them as well,” Ryan said earlier this week. “I’ve gone to the playoffs every year, and I’ve gone to the championship game every year since I’ve been here as well. But who cares? This is what it is. They know I did a great job there for 10 years.” It should be a gripping encounter in Baltimore on Sunday that will conclude a day which is expected to offer some tests for the NFL’s three undefeated teams. The Buffalo Bills are the most surprising team at 3-0 and they will fancy their chances of extending their winning start to the season when they visit the Cincinnati Bengals (1-2). The Detroit Lions (3-0) take on a Dallas Cowboys team that were boosted by their victory over the Washington Redskins on Monday while the Super Bowl champion Green Bay Packers will expect a fourth victory at Denver. The New England Patriots, who suffered a shock defeat to Buffalo last week, face another tricky test on the road against an Oakland Raiders (2-1) team that is showing signs of being a playoff threat this season. The Raiders have gone eight seasons without a winning record and will test the Patriots defense against the run in the first game between the two teams in three years. Michael Vick’s rather bruising season for the Philadelphia Eagles (1-2) should continue at home to the San Francisco 49ers if he recovers from a hand injury in time. The Eagles are smarting from their defeat to the New York Giants and desperate to avoid a third straight loss while the 49ers (2-1) are looking for another road win after last week’s 13-8 win at Cincinnati. Leave your comments on the news below. Posted in jets-news | Comments Off
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| Aaron Maybin Re-Signed By New York Jets | |
Speaking about his up and down and up again season Maybin said:
Maybin admitted that when he was cut by the Jets they had expressed interest in reevaluating his role on the team at another time. Maybin told the Washington Post:
While he admits to only learning part of the teams defensive playbook over the summer he says coming in now he “most definitely” can help with the pass rush. Do you think Maybin’s entry onto the team can give them the help they want on the defensive side.
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| Jets-Ravens Preview | |
Rex Ryan was more than unhappy when he didn’t become coach of the Baltimore The brash and outspoken coach has instead found plenty of success with the Ryan spent 10 years with the Ravens (2-1) as a defensive coach, rising to He was hired by the Jets (2-1) a year later. “Was I bitter about not getting the head coaching job? Yeah, absolutely,” “I’m 100 percent committed to (the Jets). As much as I appreciate my years Ryan got a first-hand look at what it’s like to go up against those players The Jets, however, have reached the AFC title game the last two years - “Now, we haven’t won the AFC championship game, but we’ve got there two Not surprisingly, linebacker Ray Lewis(notes) didn’t let those comments go by. “The only response I could ever have for that is he was sitting in the same New York’s defense is known for feeding off Ryan’s swagger, but the unit has New York is allowing 136.7 rushing yards per game and has given up a “Quite honestly there’s only one other time I can remember a game like that Darren McFadden(notes) did most of the damage on the ground against the Jets last The Ravens aren’t known as a high-scoring team, but they are coming off the “If you’ve got aspirations to win a championship, you’ve got to be able to Rookie receiver Torrey Smith(notes) may be in the lineup again in place of the Mark Sanchez(notes) is expected to start for the Jets despite suffering a broken He may not be taking snaps from Nick Mangold(notes) for a second straight week, as Derrick Mason(notes) is also returning to Baltimore for the first time. He was Mason has 10 catches for 71 yards with New York. If anybody needs tickets to games, remember to click the tickets link at the top. Posted in jets-news | Comments Off
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