Pey-ton, Pey-ton......:-)
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WTH Peyton? All you had to do was run a couple of running plays to get it inline at the right hash mark...WTF? Was the coach in the porta potty or what?
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I can't wait to see what team mate Peyton throws under the bus and blames for this loss (obviously not him despite 3 INTs).
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Between the Jets and the Pats, boy does the NFL put out some nail biting games! Wow.
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The Jet's and Sanchez are definitely this year's kardac kids (yes, I am old enough to remember Brian Sipe).

Hopefully it will bite Sanchez in the ass eventually (like in two weeks).
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:-)
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:-)
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No kidding!
The Jets are pissing me off. OT wins two weeks in a row.
Yesterday a come back win after blowing the lead.
Frick'en Houston, how do you let the receiver get behind you like that.
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as a New Yorker I can tell you the term "Masshole" is neither a term of endearment, nor something to be proud of.......:-)
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That's because you are from NY.

We could have thrown bottles but that would make us from Philly. :-)
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Agreed. The term is fitting to the way most from my beloved state act, seriously! :-)

New Yorkers are so much friendlier.
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What part of NY are you dreaming about? It must be up state.
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My one time in NYC, I had asked one of New York's Finest for directions. His reply was: "What, do I look like a feckin' map to you?" :-)
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Anyone in NYC is leagues friendlier than anyone in Boston. New Yorkers being unfriendly or rude is a big myth. I don't like any NY sport teams... I am a Baystater to the core, just being honest.

Fenway Franks, Zeppy's Bagels, and Papa Ginos all the way... Although I do prefer Grimaldi's and Sabrett's!
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Boston's Finest aren't known for their public assistance either.
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I thought "What the F%$& are you looking at?" was how everyone in the US greeted each other. :-)
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In my experience, I would have to disagree. :-)
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