Volume XLVIII Issue X
BY REBELLIOUS JOHN CLAYTON: SPORTS EDITOR

Giants head coach Tom Coughlin and Jets head coach Rex Ryan share a moment . Both headmen deserve to smile, as their respective teams have dominated. Look for a less friendly picture of the two come February.
NEW YORK, NY— There has been little debate within the NFL over which teams are the best in each respective conference. The Giants have thus far been the class of the NFC, at times looking like a historically dominant team. Eli Manning has been the NFL’s top quarterback for much of the season, and the Giants defense has destroyed every team they have faced.
One need not look very far to find the AFC’s top team. The other New York team, the Jets, have turned heads this season. The potent offense lead by emerging superstar Geno Smith strikes fear into the hearts of nearly every defense in the league. Some would argue that Geno has been playing quarterback more efficiently than anyone in league history.
It comes as no surprise, then, that NFL experts are looking ahead to an epic Super Bowl matchup between the Jets and Giants. While it has been historically futile to make Super Bowl predictions before the playoff picture becomes clear, the level of dominance displayed by the pair of New York teams has most people convinced. Even Vegas has bought into the hype, setting the odds for a Jets-Giants Super Bowl at 24:26
“What the fuck are you idiots talking about? We suck. We have 3 wins to 7 losses. In what kind of warped universe does that constitute dominance?“ an angry Tom Coughlin expressed to reporters when asked about the lofty Super Bowl expectations surrounding New York City.
Unlike Tom Coughlin, Jets head coach Rex Ryan was fully on board with the prospect of his team making the Super Bowl. Ryan even went as far as to guarantee that his team would defeat the Giants come February and would lift the Lombardi.
“Yeah, uh, totally right, we know that we are supposed to win the big game, and we are not backing down. Those Giants better be ready to lose, because we are winning it all this year Ryan would not go as far as to say that Geno Smith was the best QB in the league, claiming there was a limit to his deranged and biased optimism. This was surprising news to most Jet fans.







