Jets' Leonard Williams: 'I'll Definitely Be Ready For Week 1'
An MRI on Sunday revealed no cartilage damage, relieving Williams and anxious Jets fans who feared the worst for the No. 6 overall pick out of Southern California.
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An MRI on Sunday revealed no cartilage damage, relieving Williams and anxious Jets fans who feared the worst for the No. 6 overall pick out of Southern California.
Suspended Jets defensive lineman Sheldon Richardson will be back in court in Missouri on Oct. 5 after pleading not guilty Monday to resisting arrest and traffic charges stemming from his arrest in July.
NFL rosters are morphing into MASH units. The litany of injuries is so bad, Tom Coughlin has turned into Mr. Rogers, spawning a "Spa Day."
The 6-foot-5, 302-pound Williams not only eats up space, but has the quickness to create havoc in the backfield.
They say preseason results don't matter. Yeah, right. Try telling that to the Jets and their tortured fans.
The Jets must cut three more players by 4 p.m. Tuesday to get down to the mandatory 75-player limit. All teams must reduce their rosters to 53 players by Saturday.
Williams was injured in the first half of the Jets' 28-18 preseason victory over the Giants on Saturday night.
The Jets not only won the New York-area preseason bragging rights, they showed they're a lot closer to being ready for the regular season than the Giants.
Willie Colon walked out of the New York Jets' facility eight months ago uncertain if he'd ever be back.
One can only hope Saturday night's game reaches some representative level of excitement, if only to counteract the abject dullness this week at training camp.
Todd Bowles and the Jets have added another quarterback to the mix.
Johnson signed with the Bengals on April 2 but was released on Tuesday, losing out to A.J. McCarron in the competition for the backup spot behind starter Andy Dalton.
The Jets defensive lineman has already been suspended the first four regular-season games by the NFL. He's awaiting word on if he'll have to sit out a few more.
After listening to Sheldon Richardson cavalierly talk about his legal troubles and pending four-game suspension, Craig's blood began to boil.
Plaxico Burress says NFL players don't need a so-called fall guy. Instead, they should have someone in their entourage with the guts to say, "Don't do that."
