Report: Sheldon Richardson Was Suspended For Marijuana Use
Richardson will be eligible to return to the Jets' active roster on Monday, Oct. 5 after the team's Oct. 4 game against the AFC East rival Miami Dolphins.
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Richardson will be eligible to return to the Jets' active roster on Monday, Oct. 5 after the team's Oct. 4 game against the AFC East rival Miami Dolphins.
The supporting cast is in place. Soon it will be time for Geno Smith to put on the big-boy pants and lead the Jets -- or else.
The Jets just got themselves a big dose of adversity.
Geno Smith sounds like someone without a care in the world, which is odd considering the microscope he'll be under in a few short weeks.
Morning show co-host and fellow finalist Boomer Esiason, incredulous that the Pulse of the People committee would honor a newcomer, lamented yet another loss.
Among the special guests on hand was Jets owner Woody Johnson, whose $1 million donation last July enabled Tunnel to Towers to build two homes for veterans who have suffered devastating injuries.
The quarterback position remains a major question mark, but the Jets' defense projects to be formidable in 2015. Joe Klecko, one of the greatest Jets of all time, thinks it could be the best in the NFL.
Hip-hop music mogul Diddy was released from jail after an alleged assault with a weight-room kettlebell at the athletic facilities of UCLA, where his son is on the football team, police said.
As far as Kenrick Ellis is concerned, the grass is definitely greener in Giants' blue.
There are still plenty of franchises that haven't won a championship in a long time, and we'll look at the 10 that have been waiting the longest.
The New York Jets have placed tight end Zach Sudfeld on season-ending injured reserve after he cleared waivers.
Sudfeld, who has found a niche with the Jets on special teams, suffered the injury during minicamp practice last Wednesday.
The 6-foot-5, 300-pound Brown signed Friday after participating in minicamp as a tryout player with the Jets earlier this week.
For two Long Island teens, Friday night was to be a night they wouldn't soon forget, thanks to some help from the New York Jets.
Considering that quarterback Geno Smith is in a prove-it third pro season, the importance of the guys behind him can't be overestimated.