Jets vs. Falcons, Benches Clear, Walk-Off Homer

October 8, 2013 Subscribe · Forward MONDAY NIGHT QUARTERBACK ATLANTA -- ATLANTA (AP) — After plenty of mistakes in his first four games, Geno Smith suddenly looked like a wily ol' veteran for the New York Jets. The rookie quarterback threw three touchdown passes, didn't turn the ball over at all and guided the Jets on a clutch drive that set up Nick Folk's winning field goal on the final play, giving New York a 30-28 victory over the struggling Atlanta Falcons on Monday night. Continue reading... WATCH: F-Bombs Fly As Benches Clear In Detroit Lions Center Accused Of Verablly Abusing Marching Band WATCH: Rays Beat Red Sox With Walk-Off Homer High School Football Star Dies After In-Game Stroke Presidents Cup: Tiger Woods Delivers Winning Point For Americans Eagles' Star Rips Broncos Player NSFW PHOTOS: Female Streaker Spotted At Presidents Cup Striking Photos Show Athletes ROCKING Ordinary Events NSFW PHOTOS: Female Streaker Spotted At Presidents Cup MMA Fighter Will Call Off Protests If Michael Vick Competes In Cage Match GRAHAM BENSINGER Jerry Rice on the 49ers, Dedication to the Game, and Changing His Past if He Could Jerry Rice shares some memorable moments from his illustrious 20-year career from the disappointing start of his rookie season to his three Super Bowl championships with the San Francisco 49ers. Continue reading... DIANA NYAD Nyad Swim for Relief Tomorrow morning I will begin a 48-hour swim to benefit Hurricane Sandy victims in the NY/NJ area a year after that storm changed thousands of lives in a matter of few violent, terrifying minutes. Continue reading... MYISHA CHERRY Why Women Are Not Taken Seriously in Sports Conversations and What We Can Do About It What should women do when they find they are not being taken seriously because they are women? I would suggest for them to keep speaking anyway. Continue reading... JORDAN SCHULTZ Tony Romo Plays Game Of His Life, Only To Lose Once Again When an NFL quarterbacks throws for over 500 yards, five touchdowns and nearly sets the league's all-time single-game record for passing, he deserves to win. For Tony Romo, however, Sunday's tilt against Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos did not end that way. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003