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FLORHAM PARK — Zach Wilson recognizes he and the Jets’ offense have set a precedent. For a change, they were efficient and productive. That was last Sunday, though, in a 30-6 drubbing of the Houston Texans. Next up are the Miami Dolphins — and expectations have been raised. “I think it shows us what we can do […]

Yesterday we went through Zach Wilson’s performance on the first Jets touchdown drive of the second half in their win against the Houston Texans. Now let’s move on to the second drive. After a...

Sean Payton might be the only coach since the 1950s to hold up the Detroit Lions as a shining example in the NFL.

Raise your hand if, at some point, you’ve called for Zac Taylor’s head. I admit, there have been times – especially early on in his tenure – when I thought the guy was in over his head, stubborn, a...

The Denver Broncos are 7-6 entering Week 15 and have a path to make the playoffs for the first time since 2015. Here's how they can clinch a berth.

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Could Patrick Mahomes ever get a Shohei Ohtani-type contract? Plus, the Cleveland Browns re-sign safety Grant Delpit, and the New York Jets coaching staff is presumed safe after this season.

Zach Wilson came through for the Jets in his return to the starting job. Can the Jets capitalize on struggling AFC teams and secure a playoff spot?

Just two weeks after being benched, Wilson returned to the starting lineup and completed 27-of-36 passes for a season-high 301 yards and two touchdowns in a 30-6 win over the Texans.

Sean Payton might be the only coach since the 1950s to hold up the Detroit Lions as a shining example in the NFL. But that's exactly what Payton did when the Broncos stumbled to a 1-5 start this season, similar to Dan Campbell's 1-6 start with Detroit a year ago before the Lions bounced back to finish 9-8, then carried that momentum into 2023, where they now sit atop the NFC North at 9-4. There's a fine line here between a groove and a rut,” Payton said back on Oct. 18.