Bowles Era Gets Underway As Jets Host Browns
First-year coach Todd Bowles and the new-look New York Jets begin the season with lofty expectations but the same uncertainty at quarterback.
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First-year coach Todd Bowles and the new-look New York Jets begin the season with lofty expectations but the same uncertainty at quarterback.
A ceremony on Staten Island brought a little joy to a day typically filled with sadness.
At first glance, the New York Jets and the Cleveland Browns' NFL Week 1 injury reports resemble an emergency room lobby more than a pair of football clubs preparing for their season debuts. The good news is that, out of this mountain of hobbled players, only one has been ruled out of Sunday's matinee at MetLife Stadium.
The quarterback carousel takes another spin on Sunday for the Cleveland Browns and New York Jets.
Leonard Williams is a large man with huge hair and enormous expectations. Well, that's no big deal for the Jets' rookie defensive end.
"It had nothing to do with the judge," Marshall said. "I was just saying what I thought was the opinion of a bunch of players. It had nothing to do with the case."
Todd Bowles might as well walk around with a water tank on his back. He's going to be putting out a lot of brush fires this year.
Ryan Fitzpatrick endured a few dark and physically challenging months to get back to where he'll be Sunday.
Todd Bowles' New York Jets kickoff the 2015 NFL season with nothing but love from a future Hall of Famer, NFL odds-makers, as well as the betting population in Week 1 versus the Cleveland Browns.
Todd Bowles has no problem with Brandon Marshall speaking his mind. The New York Jets' coach just wants his players to be careful when doing so.
With the start of the NFL's regular season just a few days away, there seems to be some confusion regarding the expectations for the Jets.
There's a lot more to covering football than making predictions, but at the start of the season it's an absolute staple that has remained in place for decades.
As far as Jason Taylor is concerned, Todd Bowles was about as good a choice as the Jets could have made this past offseason to fill their head coaching vacancy.
Brandon Marshall isn't afraid to speak his mind, and that was on full display on Tuesday night.
Raise your hand if you know what the Jets will do this season, because I have no idea.