When the schedule came out before the start of the season, everyone circled this date on the calendar. It was when the legendary Brett Favre would play head to head versus a legend in the making, Tom Brady. One injury heard around the world and the fans and media though this game would fall by …

I hate Thursday Night football. It seems odd writing a game preview on a Wednesday night.

In a battle of two evenly matched teams with identical 6-3 records, the New York Jets battle the New England Patriots in New England for the lead in the AFC East. Both teams have new quarterbacks leading their team. Matt Cassel is trying to replace a legend and Brett Favre is a dicarded legend that has found a home in New York

The St. Louis Rams played the New York Jets on Sunday and were 47-3 losers

There are always high emotions when the Pats and Jets matchup, but this weeks Thursday night game between the two has even more at stake as the two teams come in battling for first place in the AFC East.

Thursday football makes me have to get this done before I actually want to. However, I don’t have anything to do right now. The Falcons are scraping and crawling and just trying to get to the top of the NFC South.

FOXBORO, MAa?”Scientists are scrambling this week, as supercomputers from the University of Chicago’s Yerkes Observatory have forecasted that this coming Sunday, in Foxboro, the presence of Patriots head coach Bill Belichick and Jets quarterback Brett Favre will create the long sought-after ”Hyper-Douchebag Magnetic Pulse.” Visit SSNN on Facebook Follow SSNN on Twitter ”Strictly speaking, an ordinary ‘Douchebag Magnetic

With close wins, the Jets and Vikings both jump up 6 spots.

Every Wednesday, Shutdown Corner brings you a list of things that may have happened previously in the NFL, but will not be happening again. Don’t Count On …

Because I felt bad ranking the AFC and NFC West at the bottom evey week, today’s rankings look at the worst divisions in football. Hence, the AFC West (still the pits) heads our list while the NFC East occupies the cellar.