Palladino: Jets' Maccagnan Must Find Way To Keep Wilkerson, Ivory
When it all comes down to it, some players just have to be paid. Figuring out how to do it is the general manager's job. And Mike Maccagnan's task isn't so easy this year.
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When it all comes down to it, some players just have to be paid. Figuring out how to do it is the general manager's job. And Mike Maccagnan's task isn't so easy this year.
Jets general manager Mike Maccagnan, who in his first season assembled a team that improved from 4-12 to 10-6, was named NFL Executive of the Year on Thursday by Pro Football Writers of America.
Ivory ran for a career-high and AFC-leading 1,070 yards and rushed for seven touchdowns this season, his third with New York.
The Jets quarterback and his wife, Liza, were sharing their recipe for slow-cooker chicken squares on an episode filmed in New York and dedicated to Super Bowl Sunday food.
Jets defensive end Leonard Williams, Giants safety Landon Collins and Giants tight end Will Tye have been voted to the Pro Football Writers Association all-rookie team.
Jets general manager Mike Maccagnan is moving forward after last season's disappointing end.
As the Giants continue searching for new people, new messages, and new ways they hope will bring better results in 2016, the Jets have their own decisions to make.
The class of 2016 will be decided on Feb. 6, the day before the Super Bowl, with inductions scheduled for August.
It will be the seventh Pro Bowl appearance for Mangold, who was chosen as a first alternate when rosters for the game to be played Jan. 31 in Hawaii were announced on Dec. 22.
On Showtime's "Inside the NFL," Marshall answered a fictional letter from "Johnny from Cleveland" about how he can turn his career around.
Mike Piazza and eight others are worthy of such treatment. Here are the ones I have in mind.
Todd Bowles is already making big changes for the New York Jets.
Wilkerson wrote on Twitter that he "didn't expect the season to end so soon and start the new year with an injury but it's part of the game."
Wide receiver Joe Anderson, who made headlines by standing outside Houston's stadium with a sign looking for an NFL job, was also among those signed Tuesday.
In an interview with WFAN's Mike Francesa on Tuesday, the Jets' coach repeatedly used phrases like "We didn't get it done."
