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The popular expression Sunday in the New York Jets' locker room was that the loss "didn't make sense." Coach Rex Ryan opened his press conference with the phrase and his players frequently repeated it as they tried to explain how they vastly outgained the Dolphins in yards from scrimmage while losing 30-25. Of course, there really wasn't much ...

NY Jets center Nick Mangold leads the offensive line during a game last season against the Arizona Cardinals.

Ted Ginn #19 of the Miami Dolphins returns a kick off for a touchdown against the New York Jets at Giants Stadium on November 1, 2009 in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

Not much happening, from the Wildcat or other formations, other than on one drive.

The Jets 30-25 loss to the Dolphins this afternoon at Giants Stadium was, in so many ways, inexplicable.

Thomas Jones broke his share of records during his time at Powell Valley High School and the University of Virginia.

MIAMI at NEW YORK JETS OPENING LINE - Jets by 4 RECORD VS. SPREAD - Miami 2-4; New York 4-3 SERIES RECORD - Jets lead 46-40-1 LAST MEETING - Dolphins beat Jets 31-27, Oct.

All week long the question of whether or not fans have been witnessing the a same old Jetsa TM play down to expectations was debated.A Argument was fiery, strident and sometimes un-neighborly, and it shot back and forth across cyberspace, including on these pages.A While each litigant staked out his territory, both sides agreed that this upcoming ...

Thomas Jones rushes to own defense when talk turns to running backs declining after 30.

Leon Washington's injury forces Thomas Jones to play a bigger role for the Jets.

This is the way the Jets want to live and breathe: Play suffocating defense, dominate with a powerful running game and sprinkle in some timely passing from their rookie quarterback.

The Jets have signed kick returner/defensive back Justin Miller in the wake of losing kick returner and running back Leon Washington for the season.

The final score was 38-0, but the hard truth about the Raiders in the face of the worst home loss in franchise history is that the referee could have stopped the contest with 4:20 left in the first quarter Sunday.

Share + Oct 25, 2009 7:12 pm US/Eastern OAKLAND, Calif. 1 of 2 Mark Sanchez shook off the worst start of his young career by running for one touchdown and throwing for another, and the New York Jets snapped a three-game losing streak by beating the Oakland Raiders 38-0 on Sunday.

This was the Tom Brady everyone expects to see. Brady threw six touchdown passes - five in one quarter, an NFL mark - and the Patriots sent the hapless Tennessee Titans plummeting to a new low in their winless season with a 59-0 win on a snowy Sunday.

Buffalo Bills 16 - New York Jets 13 Brian Clark Quarterback: F Mark Sanchez: 10/29 119 yards 5 INTs 8.3 QB rating There is no way to describe how poorly he played.

Something unusual happened to the New York Jets last season when they got on a plane to make a cross-country trip.

So much for an east coast bias. Were the NFL really the northeast-centric league some claim, the New York Jets would surely have been provided a suitable time-zone patsy upon whom to vent collective frustration this week.

Thomas Jones rushed for 210 yards and one touchdown on 22 carries, setting a club record for rushing yardage in a single game.

Rian Lindell kicked a 47-yard field goal with 2:44 left in overtime, making up for a miss at the end of regulation, to lift Buffalo to a 16-13 victory over the New York Jets.