Friday, October 18, 2013

Sports and Entertainment


Jets and Giants Week 6
New York Jets vs. Pittsburgh Steelers: By John Jackson
In Week 6 the (0-4) Pittsburgh Steelers came to East Rutherford, New Jersey to play the (3-2) New York Jets. The Jets came into this game with great momentum after an upset at Atlanta where the Jets pulled off a win at the end of the game due to a quick and excellent drive by their quarterback Geno Smith along with another great field goal by Nick Folk their kicker. Widely viewed as one of the weakest teams in the NFL at the beginning of the season, some sportswriters and TV commentators started to change their tones after the great start the Jets have been off to. Unfortunately the Jets could not pull off a win at home as they fell to the Steelers 19-6. After no interceptions against Atlanta in Week 5, Geno Smith was intercepted twice while completing 19 of 34 passes for 201 yards. The Patriots will be coming to face the Jets in Week 7 for a big divisional matchup where the Jets are hoping they can beat them to improve to (4-3) and one game behind the Patriots for first place in the AFC East.
New York Giants vs. Chicago Bears: By Raffaele Elia
            The New York Giants came into week 6, 0-5, facing the 3-2 Chicago Bears. Eli Manning, the Giants struggling QB, came in needing to turn things around, but on only the second pass attempt of his game, Eli was picked off, giving possession to the Bears and QB Jay Cutler. Cutler had a good game throwing for 262 yards, 2 touchdowns and no interceptions. On the other end, Manning had another below average game throwing for 239 yards, 1 touchdown and 3 interceptions. The game, however, was a very close one. In the fourth quarter the score was 27-21, Bears in the lead. With the game on line, the Giants and Eli marched downfield to the 12 yard line with a chance to take the lead. Sadly for all Giants fans, however, Eli would throw another interception, and along with it, throw away the game for the Giants who are now 0-6 for the first time since 1976. 

No comments:

Post a Comment