In Wisconsin, Tattler's Jet raced for tiny purses.
The broadcast showed tanks rumbling down a road, billowing exhaust, along with jerky images of a fighter jet racing out of the sky and dropping bombs.
There's nothing like the sight of a jumbo jet racing through the clouds and burning fossil fuels at breakneck speeds to make a green traveler cringe.
Mirage jets race across the sky, tanks parade along the Place de la Concorde, and the Invalides are filled with French soldiers and sailors dressed in their inimitable uniforms.
What they saw was the Jets race to an astonishing 14-0 lead while the Ravens' defense reeled, unable to make substitutions, because the Jets were in a no-huddle offense.
Picture the scene: fighter jets race overhead, spraying red, white and blue into the sky.
Playing Buffalo in early October -- a team that earned its first victory of the season on Sunday -- the Jets raced out to a 17-0 leandand won, 38-14.
Quarterback Vinny Testaverde, throwing confidently, moved the Jets down the field, and the Jets raced to a 14-0 lead that way.
It certainly seemed like that early in the game when the Jets raced to a 14-0 lead in just over eight minutes behind two touchdowns produced by Sanchez.
Pennington, against the toughest defense he has faced as a starter, was dazzling in his best game, particularly in the first half when the Jets raced to a 31-7 lead.
