Fans face tough choices as the deadlines near on personal seat licenses for Giants and Jets fans at the new stadium.

The New York Jets will be without leading tackler David Harris for at least two to three weeks after having surgery on his injured groin, according to published reports.

The New York Jets will be without leading tackler David Harris for at least two to three weeks after having surgery on his injured groin, according to published reports.

Checking our expert picks standings, Jay Glazer is on a roll.

Jim Haslett wanted Kris Jenkins on his defensive line, clogging up the middle for the St.

Rookie RCB Dwight Lowery was pulled Sunday at Buffalo in favor of veteran David Barrett after Lowery had been beaten several times, and coach Eric Mangini indicated he again may use a rotation at Lowery's position against St.

--ILB David Harris' injured left groin appears to be more serious than was originally believed and he is not expected to play Sunday against St.

Brett Favre's arm is fine and apparently, so is his ego, despite the two words that have been attached to him ever since his performance in the Jets' 26-17 victory over Buffalo on Sunday.

Will the Lions go winless? Will Pacman be back? Which coaches will be gone? Alex Marvez offers up some second-half answers.

After 17 years of zipping passes down the field, Brett Favre showed he can be more game manager than gunslinger when he needs to be.

Joe Namath, the most celebrated quarterback in New York Jets history, had his career fizzle out with the Rams.

--The Jets had five penalties for 34 yards Sunday in their 26-17 win over Buffalo, but to hear some of his teammates talk, they were surprised Abram Elam wasn't flagged for delay of game on his marathon 92-yard interception return for a touchdown, putting

PLAYER NOTES --CB Dwight Lowery was benched in the third quarter against Buffalo after several completions against him, and was replaced by veteran David Barrett.

Looking for interesting sound bites on what it means to be tied for first place at the halfway point of the NFL season? Well, then stay away from the Jets, because they seem largely unmoved by their situation, only a year removed from a 4-12 disaster.