Jets Activate Guard Willie Colon From Active-PUP List
Colon was placed on the active/PUP list Wednesday when players reported for camp because of pain in his left knee.
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Colon was placed on the active/PUP list Wednesday when players reported for camp because of pain in his left knee.
Davidson is in her ninth season with the Jets and has served as a chief negotiator of player contracts for the team, including the re-signing of cornerback Darrelle Revis during the offseason.
Sheldon Richardson said Friday he must make better decisions with his life.
Head coach Todd Bowles has a mess on his hands in his first training camp with the Jets.
Muhammad Wilkerson is frustrated and still wants a big payday. Until then, though, the New York Jets' defensive end is keeping his contract situation off the field.
Thursday's court decision in Minnesota left Tom Brady vulnerable, just like the Pats will be if he loses his appeal. And the Jets should make it their business to take advantage of that.
Sheldon Richardson has already been suspended four games by the NFL for drug use. The New York Jets defensive lineman is now facing trouble with the law.
On Thursday, a plane flew above Patriots training camp with a banner that read "Cheaters Look Up! @JetsFanMedia."
"I think I've just been improving overall," Smith said. "Going into my third year, I'm definitely a different player than I was when I came in, and definitely a different guy."
The New York Jets have placed right guard Willie Colon, running back Stevan Ridley and defensive lineman Kevin Vickerson on the active/physically unable to perform list.
Darrelle Revis says he has no intentions of ever bringing the Super Bowl ring he won with the New England Patriots last February into the Jets' locker room.
What questions do the Jets have to answer? Let's dive right in.
For those of you who have perused this forum, I tend to lean on sarcasm when the Jets are the topic. So much so that many fail to grasp that I have been a diehard fan my entire life.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft says he was wrong to trust the NFL in the deflated footballs case and that he regrets not appealing the penalties against the team.
The Jets consistently had one of the NFL's top defenses under Rex Ryan, and they should be in good hands with new head coach Todd Bowles.