In a December 12 game against the Dolphins, Jets strength and conditioning coach Sal Alosi set off the “Tripgate” scandal when he stuck out his knee, tripping Dolphins special teams player Nolan Carroll during a punt.
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Top 10 You-can’t-write-this-stuff moments from the NFL season
2. The Jets were tripping
