CB Darrelle Revis provided his usual blanket coverage on the opposing team’s top receiver. Revis held Falcons WR Roddy White to four catches for 33 yards.
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LB Bart Scott lays a bit hit on Falcons RB Jerious Norwood in Atlanta’s 10-7 comeback win over the Jets.
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K Jay Feely looks up in disgust after missing a 38-yard field goal right before halftime. That was only part of the Jets’ field goal problems, though. Earlier in the game, Kellen Clemens mishandled the snap on a 19-yard attempt and Feely had a 37-yarder blocked in the fourth quarter.
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WR Braylon Edwards pulled in a 65-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter to give the Jets a 7-3 lead.
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Atlanta Falcons’ Jason Snelling runs through the New York Jets defense during the fourth quarter.
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Falcons QB Matt Ryan celebrates after throwing the game-winning touchdown to TE Tony Gonzalez with 1:42 left.
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Falcons TE Tony Gonzalez celebrates the go-ahead six-yard score by slamming it through the Meadowlands’ goal posts.
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LB Calvin Pace walks off the field in frustration after the Falcons took the lead with under two minutes left.
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Well, there’s always next year.
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A fan throws a snowball onto the field during the fourth quarter.
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QB Mark Sanchez’s third interception sealed the fate for the Jets on this day, and possibly for the season.
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New York Jets’ Mark Sanchez walks off the field. Things look grim for the playoffs picture
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Jets head coach Rex Ryan was not happy: On his way out he asked referee Ron Winter for a football he was holding, then spiked it into the ground. In the photo the football can be seen as it bounced in the air after the spike.
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