Matt Ryan

Many of the games have been contentious -- remember Spygate and the Eric Mangini-Belichick non-handshakes -- and Belichick and current Jets coach Rex Ryan aren't exactly buddies. It won't help Bill B's mood, either, that New York won 16-9 in Week 2. Not that Belichick's dour demeanor has been anything close to cheery since last Sunday's late-game gamble backfired in Indianapolis, and the Patriots fell 35-34 to Peyton Manning and the Colts.

I'm worried about the Jets   -Tom Brady

 

Since Bill Belichick became New England's coach in 2000, the Jets are 7-13 against their rivals from Foxborough. Many of the games have been contentious - remember Spygate and the Eric Mangini-Belichick non-handshakes - and Belichick and current Jets coach Rex Ryan aren't exactly buddies. It won't help Bill B's mood, either, that New York won 16-9 in Week 2.

I'm worried about the Jets   -Tom Brady

 

Since Bill Belichick became New England's coach in 2000, the Jets are 7-13 against their rivals from Foxborough. Many of the games have been contentious - remember Spygate and the Eric Mangini-Belichick non-handshakes - and Belichick and current Jets coach Rex Ryan aren't exactly buddies. It won't help Bill B's mood, either, that New York won 16-9 in Week 2.

I'm worried about the Jets   -Tom Brady

 

Since Bill Belichick became New England's coach in 2000, the Jets are 7-13 against their rivals from Foxborough. Many of the games have been contentious - remember Spygate and the Eric Mangini-Belichick non-handshakes - and Belichick and current Jets coach Rex Ryan aren't exactly buddies. It won't help Bill B's mood, either, that New York won 16-9 in Week 2.

I'm worried about the Jets   -Tom Brady

 

A brutal Week 10 has left many of you scrambling for help at running back (hello, Bernard Scott, Justin Forsett and Jason Snelling). A quick roundup of the most notable injuries: -- Both Michael Turner (sprained ankle) and Cedric Benson (hip injury) are listed as doubtful, but the ailments for both backs seem to be only a one-week concern.  

Any team with a 5-4 record at this point of the season can't look too far ahead. That's particularly true for the Giants, who reached that point thanks to their four-game losing streak. Not surprisingly, the Giants are loathe to look at anything other than themselves -- and that includes the added importance of tomorrow's game against the Falcons at Giants Stadium, as well as the health of Falcons running back Michael Turner and struggles of second-year quarterback Matt Ryan. "We're not in a positio

We're not in a position right now to talk about the playoffs   -Antonio Pierce

 

Mike Furrey is the Browns' leading receiver with 21 catches after getting six Monday against Baltimore. ... Detroit has been putting the game in rookie QB Matthew Stafford's hands. Over the past two weeks the Lions have had at least twice as many passes as runs.  

The RotoExperts Staff looks ahead to Week 11, with lineup recommendations in every game capsule. Jason Snelling looks like a great play while subbing for the injured Michael Turner. The only potential issue is Jerious Norwood poaching carries if he returns from his hip injury.  

Welcome back to another edition of Giants Roundtable and welcome back to another edition of the Giants Must win this week in order to have a shot at making the playoffs. And welcome back to "ouch: it hurts in here" as Antonio Pierce has been ruled out indefinitely. First let me mention that these questions were prepared and answered before the late-breaking news todays.