The New York Jets and the New England Patriots rivalry has been going strong since 1960, and will continue in this year's Divisional Playoffs! Both teams are looking to outscore one another, and two key players are Jets WR, Santonio Holmes, and Patriots WR, Wes Welker.
Holmes came to the Patriots from another AFC Playoff team, the Pittsburgh Steelers, in 2010, and he's looking to make his mark. In his time with the NFL, he once led the NFL with 18.1 yards per reception, back in 2007. On top of that, in 2009, he not only took his team to a Superbowl victory, but also earned the title of Super Bowl MVP for his performace. Will he do it again?
On the otehr side of the line of scrimmage, is Patriots Wes Welker. Welker holds the second place record for the most all-purpose yards in his first three in the NFL. On top of that, he holds the three highest single season reception totals in Patriots history! Plus he's the only receiver to have at least 110 receptions in three consecutive seasons. Will Welker keep it up?
Who's the better wide receiver? Who will make the receptions that will push their team to the next round of the Playoffs?
Holmes came to the Patriots from another AFC Playoff team, the Pittsburgh Steelers, in 2010, and he's looking to make his mark. In his time with the NFL, he once led the NFL with 18.1 yards per reception, back in 2007. On top of that, in 2009, he not only took his team to a Superbowl victory, but also earned the title of Super Bowl MVP for his performace. Will he do it again?
On the otehr side of the line of scrimmage, is Patriots Wes Welker. Welker holds the second place record for the most all-purpose yards in his first three in the NFL. On top of that, he holds the three highest single season reception totals in Patriots history! Plus he's the only receiver to have at least 110 receptions in three consecutive seasons. Will Welker keep it up?
Who's the better wide receiver? Who will make the receptions that will push their team to the next round of the Playoffs?
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