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Posted October 08, 2013

Smith tossed three touchdowns and engineered the game-winning drive Monday night (Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

Rex Ryan kept repeating one word in his press conference after the Jets 30-28 win over Atlanta: Fearless.

It was an appropriate assessment of his football team and, more to the point, of his rookie quarterback. Geno Smith found himself on a large stage Monday night with a difficult task before him. On the opposite sideline stood one of the leagues top QBs in Matt Ryan, who had never lost back-to-back games at home.

Smith answered him shot-for-shot all evening, then one-upped the Falcons star in the final minute, leading a beautiful drive to set up the game-winning field goal.

I thought he did an outstanding job for us the entire game, Ryan said of Smith. I was impressed with the fact we used how many receivers in that drive. When Geno had the protection, he delivered it. By at least one standard, Smith was perfect in the first half. He headed into halftime with a flawless 158.3 QB rating, thanks in no small part to a pair of touchdown passes. The Falcons counter-punched after the break, finally finding a way to dial up some pressure and get in Smiths grill.

The Jets 17-7 lead dwindled, then their 27-14 cushion disappeared entirely. Ryans TD toss to Levine Toilolo of all people thrust Atlanta in front for the first time in hours, 28-27 with 1:54 left.

Smith never even flinched. He quickly connected on three straight passes for 34 yards two to Stephen Hill, one to Jeremy Kerley. Then, with Atlantas D-line again pushing into the pocket, Smith escaped the rush and outraced Osi Umenyiora to the sideline for a 9-yard pickup.

One more first down after that left Nick Folk with a 43-yarder for the win. He drilled it and suddenly, the Jets are 3-2 and very much in the playoff hunt behind a rookie QB whos growing up fast.

My confidence is always sky high, Smith told ESPN after the game. Nothing can bring me down.

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Posted October 08, 2013

Smith tossed three touchdowns and engineered the game-winning drive Monday night (Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

Rex Ryan kept repeating one word in his press conference after the Jets 30-28 win over Atlanta: Fearless.

It was an appropriate assessment of his football team and, more to the point, of his rookie quarterback. Geno Smith found himself on a large stage Monday night with a difficult task before him. On the opposite sideline stood one of the leagues top QBs in Matt Ryan, who had never lost back-to-back games at home.

Smith answered him shot-for-shot all evening, then one-upped the Falcons star in the final minute, leading a beautiful drive to set up the game-winning field goal.

I thought he did an outstanding job for us the entire game, Ryan said of Smith. I was impressed with the fact we used how many receivers in that drive. When Geno had the protection, he delivered it. By at least one standard, Smith was perfect in the first half. He headed into halftime with a flawless 158.3 QB rating, thanks in no small part to a pair of touchdown passes. The Falcons counter-punched after the break, finally finding a way to dial up some pressure and get in Smiths grill.

The Jets 17-7 lead dwindled, then their 27-14 cushion disappeared entirely. Ryans TD toss to Levine Toilolo of all people thrust Atlanta in front for the first time in hours, 28-27 with 1:54 left.

Smith never even flinched. He quickly connected on three straight passes for 34 yards two to Stephen Hill, one to Jeremy Kerley. Then, with Atlantas D-line again pushing into the pocket, Smith escaped the rush and outraced Osi Umenyiora to the sideline for a 9-yard pickup.

One more first down after that left Nick Folk with a 43-yarder for the win. He drilled it and suddenly, the Jets are 3-2 and very much in the playoff hunt behind a rookie QB whos growing up fast.

My confidence is always sky high, Smith told ESPN after the game. Nothing can bring me down.

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Monday, 07 October 2013 16:37

LONDON: A Tottenham fan was arrested after allegedly chanting the word "Yid" during his team's 3-0 defeat Sunday against West Ham at White Hart Lane, the Press Association said Monday.

Metropolitan Police had issued a pre-match warning to supporters of both teams that they could be arrested if they used the inflammatory word during the London derby.

However, that plea was largely ignored and one fan was held on suspicion of committing a section five public order offence at half-time in the stadium's East Stand.

It was revealed on Monday that the supporter was bailed until November when he will appear in court.

Police also confirmed that nine other arrests were made for other public order offences during and after the match.

Tottenham fans had sent a clear message of defiance to police by chanting "Yid Army" during the Premier League fixture.

Yid is a term for Jew which is often considered derogatory, but fans of the north London club chant the word as an act of defiance against those who taunt them because of their links with the Jewish community.

Despite the police warning, large sections of the Tottenham crowd sang "Yid Army" and "we'll sing what we want" before kick-off and the chants did not cease throughout the match.

As is customary at all Spurs matches, home fans hailed their own players by shouting "Yiddo" at them, while "Jermain Defoe, he's a Yiddo" was often sung throughout the game in reference to the club's former West Ham striker.

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