In a shocking (!) development, after last month’s well-publicized story about Jets fans congregating at notorious Gate D in the Meadowlands and turning it into Panama City north on Sundays – ladies leave the coy at home – one might think a beefed up police presence would shut the debasement down. Wrong! Now fans from all over the stadium are making the trek to Gate D, sort of as if it were a pilgrimage to Mecca. Bored with Sunday’s 0-0 stinker late in the second quarter, Jets fans slowly rose and made their way to Gate D, hoping for a peep show. Fame-hungry women obliged.

By the time halftime was under way, the security staff, which had grown noticeably, was vastly outnumbered. Then the vulgarity began as fans, 12 deep in some spots, urged women to show their breasts. Some tossed plastic beer bottles or cigarettes into the center of the spiral, which was blocked off by a chain-link fence. A few children witnessed the unruly behavior, which, according to several fans and stadium workers, has been a ritual at Jets games for years.

“We removed six people for instigating,” said Dennis Robinson, who last week took over as the president and chief executive of the sports authority. “And a couple of young ladies were asked to move on that were taunting.€

Imagine that phone call. You’re with dad and teenage brother at a Jets game and then you call them up at halftime saying you got kicked out of the stadium for urging women to show their breasts. Not sure what you’d miss more – the boobies or Eric Mangini’s incredibly strange play-calling.

Gate D: More Fans, More Security, More Abuse (NY Times)

PS – We went 6-for-6 in our picks last week. Had you taken all those guys just to win … you would have hit a six-teamer. We’ll try to go 7-for-7 this week.