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Football Outsiders senior writer Mike Tanier has been charting the top five quarterbacks of every NFL team. In his latest column, he broke down the AFC East's best. You should click on the links to read Tanier's reasoning and interesting stats on eac...

USA Today reporter Nate Davis, one of my favorite guys to sit next to in a press box because of his appreciation for obscure sitcom characters, showed his keen television eye with a blog entry about the perceived greatness of New York Jets cornerback...

KC Joyner, the inimitable Football Scientist, thinks Mark Sanchez is comparable to Joe Namath. But not in the way New York Jets fans would hope. Joyner began a column for ESPN Insider by saying, in so many words, Sanchez is overrated because he...

Examining the most crucial event in the history of every team in the division. Who made who? That was the question readers had to answer to determine the key event that shaped the New England Patriots. Is Bill Belichick the reason for their suc...

ESPN.com has been taking a team-by-team look at "Flash Points," the most crucial event in franchise history. The "NFL Live" crew recently examined what the biggest moment in New York Jets history should be....

What key event significantly changed the fortunes of the Jets -- for better or worse? Give us your take and we'll give you our definitive moment on May 26. How many defining moments can a franchise have when it has won a single championship, and t...

The 2011 draft was short on sensationalism for the AFC East. Even the sexiest pick was easy to rationalize. The New England Patriots took Arkansas quarterback Ryan Mallett, but the decision didn't seem out of whack in the third round. Clubs wen...

NEW ORLEANS -- New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan compared himself to Babe Ruth, calling his shot. Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross wasn't about to pull a Joe Namath, Muhammad Ali or Mark Messier. A year after Ross made a Super Bowl prediction ...

Joe Namath, still the last quarterback to take the New York Jets to the Super Bowl, visited "The Herd with Colin Cowherd." Namath talked about the pageantry of Super Bowl week compared to when he played in it 42 years ago, the crop of young quart...

Now that the New York Jets' season has concluded, the time seemed appropriate for a "Speed Dial." I called a few notable former Jets from my Rolodex to get their opinions on this question: Given all the splashy offseason acquisitions and brash ...

New York Jets icon Joe Namath was a guest on "Mike & Mike in the Morning" and declared last week's victory against the New England Patriots second only to Super Bowl III in franchise history. A triumph Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers at...

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Music blared when the New York Jets swung open the steel door to the visitors locker room in Gillette Stadium. "On to the Next One" by Jay-Z and Swizz Beatz was an appropriate anthem. The Jets had done away with the New Englan...

Joe Namath's heart says the New York Jets are going to beat the New England Patriots 30-27 on Sunday. Mr. Jet can't deny logic is telling him something else entirely. "Clearly New England has shown they are the better team, better than all of t...

The man who once called himself "the straw that stirs the drink" in the Bronx is advising the New York Jets to chill out. New York Yankees legend Reggie Jackson thinks the Jets should shut up and concentrate on getting ready for Sunday's playoff g...

Mere mention of the stat elicits astonished replies. Professional athletes and coaches -- grown men who have seen a few things in their day -- stammer in awe. "That's ... That's ... That's ... That's something else," Baltimore Ravens cornerback Ch...

Joe Namath loves the New York Jets. The Hall of Fame quarterback still isn't going to withhold a harsh opinion when he has one. Namath said "I find it very difficult to accept" Jets head coach Rex Ryan's repeated claims of ignorance about stren...