Brandon Marshall's Mission With The Jets: Win A Championship
Brandon Marshall has spent the month of January at home each of the past nine years, watching other players make postseason runs.
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Brandon Marshall has spent the month of January at home each of the past nine years, watching other players make postseason runs.
"I went with my guy, Geno, man, throughout the year," a smiling Harrison said. "I turned the injuries off, so everybody was able to stay around."
The New York Jets have signed rookie tight end Matt LaCosse, and waived-injured rookie defensive lineman Davon Walls.
New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith is back at the practice field for the first time since being sidelined with a broken jaw after a teammate punched him nearly two weeks ago.
Muhammad Wilkerson returned to practice Sunday after dealing with a sore hamstring the past few weeks, and hopes to play against the G-Men on Saturday night.
Matt Ryan was sharp for the second straight preseason game, leading Atlanta to touchdowns in both of his offensive series.
"We have a long way to go from last week," the Jets head coach said, "so hopefully we'll see a steady progression this week."
The New York Jets had a lot of work to do in the offseason, and some good moves were indeed made for the 2015 season. One of the best moves was the selection of defensive end/tackle Leonard Williams who should end up contributing immediately as a rookie.
Aboushi, entering his third NFL season, will be eligible to return to the Jets' active roster on Sept. 14, a day after the team's regular-season opener against the Cleveland Browns.
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Home sweet home! "It's always a good time (back at Hofstra)," the Jets offensive lineman told WFAN.com ahead of Sunday's family night practice.
Some fans and media have wondered if Cromartie might have lost a half-step - or, more - since they last saw him in New York.
Should Eli Manning get what he wants, it'd go down as one of the most significant contracts in the history of New York sports.
NFL teams spend a lot of time analyzing talent and personality traits, but when it comes right down to it, there's not a lot of time to prepare players for the demands of competition against the best players in the world.
Flynn, a 30-year-old career backup, will serve as insurance behind Week 1 starter Ryan Fitzpatrick.
