3 Players Who Could Make Or Break Jets' Season
After falling just short of the playoffs last January, the Jets are certainly in postseason-or-bust mode entering the 2016 season.
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After falling just short of the playoffs last January, the Jets are certainly in postseason-or-bust mode entering the 2016 season.
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Tuesday that his sources have told him a deal does not appear to be imminent.
Today we're taking a dive into the AFC East, which is without a doubt one of the most intriguing divisions league wide.
The Jets are trying to get something done. It looks like it will be up to Ryan Fitzpatrick to play ball.
Of the 180 players roaming the Jets' and Giants' practice fields as training camps open this week, only two are really worth the attention they'll get. Geno Smith and Victor Cruz.
The New York Jets are heading to training camp with their expected starting quarterback still unsigned.
Fresh off signing a new multiyear contract Friday, Wilkerson expressed his confidence Wednesday that he will be on the field for the New York Jets' season opener against Cincinnati on Sept. 11.
The key to any contract negotiation is, first and foremost, communication. It seems the Jets and Ryan Fitzpatrick don't really care.
Fitzpatrick, his wife and five children have been renting the $9,500-a-month, eight-bedroom house in Chatham, New Jersey. The home's listing agent said its current tenants have not yet moved out.
Maybe Fitzpatrick had the best season of his career. But how is that bad news?
The two sides faced a 4 p.m. Friday deadline or else Wilkerson would have had to play on the one-year deal or sit out the season.
It's always nice when the stars align and New Yorkers can cheer for fellow New Yorkers playing for New York teams. Here is a look at some of the more memorable examples of players from the five boroughs who went on to play pro ball here.
At the risk of redundancy, it baffles yours truly to hear fans so ardently assert that the Jets not cross the hard line and pay Fitzpatrick a reasonable wage. For whatever reason, it's fine for owners to bag billions, yet galling when players ask for millions.
Richardson pleaded guilty in January to resisting arrest after police clocked him driving at speeds as high as 143 mph in Missouri last July.
Buddy Ryan, the famed NFL coach who created the vaunted "46 Defense," has died, his agent confirmed on Tuesday morning.
