The Super Bowl is on its way to the New Meadowlands stadium, home of the Jets and Giants—so it was only a matter of time before some giant corporation swooped in and bought the naming rights for the new arena, which opened last year. And despite the best efforts of adulterous affairs website AshleyMadison, MetLife ended up winning the biding battle; the stadium has now been christened MetLife Stadium. more ›

Though Jets fans were happy to watch Brett Favre fumble his way into a loss for the Vikings, they had to wait a while for the satisfaction. Due to the rain and lightning delay, the game didn't start until 9:15, and fans had to wait inside from about 8:15 p.m. until kickoff. Judging by the photos above, it looked nice and cozy. more ›

Tired of having to drag around those little, sticky miracles of life you and your spouse created one drunken evening everywhere you go? Well, rest easy parents, because at the New Meadowlands stadium, your children will be safe wandering the throngs of sloshed football fans when they're wearing a high-tech bracelet. Starting during the regular season, parents will be able to get their kids equipped with a tracking bracelet so they can easily find them after they've wandered into a stranger's van. New Meadowlands Stadium Corp. CEO Mark Lamping told the Post, "Let's hope it doesn't become a day-care service." more ›

Proof that all you need is a crowd of thousands cheering you on to forget about your pain, Jon Bon Jovi managed to keep rocking at the New Meadowlands last night despite a calf injury. TMZ reports that the rocker was limping on stage during the performance, and had to be carried off by his bandmates. But that didn't stop him from belting out "Livin' on a Prayer." more ›

The Giants and Jets practiced on their new home turf, the new Meadowlands in East Rutherford, NJ, this week. Unfortunately, things didn't go well for Giant receiver and returner Domenik Hixon, who injured his right knee on during a Tuesday session and is now out for the season. And the new style of artificial turf, FieldTurf, might be the culprit...forget the Swamp Monster—it's the Turf Monster! more ›

With the Super Bowl on its way to the New Meadowlands, the battle for naming rights for the newly-built stadium begins. And on the front line of that battle? AshleyMadison.com, the dating Web site that arranges adulterous affairs for married people, who made a $25 million offer to buy the naming rights for the Giants and Jets shared stadium. An adulterous website in the house that Tiki built?? more ›

Now that New York-New Jersey will be hosting the 2014 Super Bowl, expect there to be an interstate fight: NJ Governor Chris Christie threw down the gauntlet yesterday, "I look where that stadium is, and that's New Jersey. When everyone gets on the train, or in their car or on the buses, they're going to be coming to that game in New Jersey." more ›

The NFL team owners have convened and voted the New Meadowlands as the location of the 2014 Super Bowl. As befitting a location in NJ where "New York" teams play, the announcement was a little weird, "Super Bowl XLVIII, in February of 2010, will be played in New York-New Jersey." more ›

To East Rutherford, perchance, to dream: Today, the NFL will vote on the location of the 2014 Super Bowl, and the favorite is New York, as represented by East Rutherford, NJ and the New Meadowlands. As the Wall Street Journal puts it, "The main thing holding the N.Y./N.J. bid back? The weather. One of the best things going for the bid? The weather." more ›

The NFL announced yesterday that the Giants would get the first regular season game at the New Meadowlands Stadium, and the Jets aren't very happy! Jets owner Woody Johnson blasted NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's coin toss process, first chastising him for straying from tradition, "An NFL coin toss has a few fundamental elements that are missing here, most notably the presence of the teams involved. That's how it's always done in the League, whether it’s determining the order of the draft or deciding who’s going to kick off the game." more ›

The Giants and the Jets will both play in their new stadium on opening week, though the G-Men will play first. After tense negotiations between the teams, Commissioner Roger Goodell flipped a coin and decided that the Giants will take the field first at the new Meadowlands Stadium on Sunday, Sept. 12, according to the Star Ledger. The following evening, the Jets will play the season's first "Monday Night Football" game in the stadium. The Giants wanted the first game because the Jets had the final regular season game at the old stadium, and the Jets wanted it because they felt like "second-class citizens in Giants Stadium," the Post reports. The stadium might host the Superbowl in 2014. more ›

The Jets fan who spent $400,000 for the personal seat licenses to two seats at the 50-yard line at the new Meadowlands revealed himself to the Post, saying, "It's a function of wanting the best, both as a lifelong fan and as a business investment." David Findel, who has a mortgage lending company, will also need to spend another $14,000 a year on the seats themselves--"which come with a private VIP entrance, parking, a full spread of food and drink at a swanky restaurant and access to the field during the game." And Findel might not ever use the seats himself--he says he got them for his two kids. He also gave a shout out to the housing crisis, "Although part of the mortgage business is in turmoil, this is an opportunity to invest in my business - and to further demonstrate our loyalty to the New York Jets." more ›

Yesterday afternoon, the Giants and Jets announced it ended talks with Allianz, a German insurance company that was interested in buying stadium naming rights at the new stadium. more ›