Jets' Bowles: Too Early To Get Amped Up Over Schedule
Todd Bowles is proving once again that he's the anti-Rex.
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Todd Bowles is proving once again that he's the anti-Rex.
"As painful as it is for some Jets fans, I see some progress," Gruden said Tuesday on a conference call with reporters.
You thought the Patriots rivalry was interesting? Wait until the Jets face their old coach, Rex Ryan, and his Bills.
If you take a wider lens to Tebow, you'll see he's one of us, a working stiff who's just trying to get a job. He harms no one, helps many, and is the very role mode we allegedly covet.
It's Tebow Time in the City of Brotherly Love. The most polarizing backup quarterback in football is expected to sign a one-year contract with the Eagles on Monday.
Rex Ryan says New York tight end Jace Amaro will get what's coming to him when the Jets and Bills meet on the field.
When the Super Bowl champion New England Patriots visit President Barack Obama in the White House, an honor reserved for teams that win a major sports championship, a Jet will be tagging along.
If you browse the mock draft on CBSSports.com, you'll see all four experts have the Jets taking Mariota. But just because you need a quarterback, it doesn't mean you risk your draft on one.
New Jersey's governor has been a lifelong Cowboys fan even though the state's football loyalty is divided between the Eagles, Jets and Giants.
Rex Ryan couldn't resist offering Patriots quarterback Tom Brady a throwing tip. And the ever-outspoken Buffalo Bills new coach had much stronger words for his former player, Jets tight end Jace Amaro.
How safe is football? Should you let your kids play? The NFL is out to educate the gatekeepers of the family, mothers.
The term "status quo" apparently does not appear in the NFL's competitive lexicon.
"Look, we weren't perfect, and I never said we were going to be perfect," Ryan said. "But that's a f---ing B.S. comment."
The pick would certainly come as a shock, though there have been some questions as to whether Winston is mature enough for the NFL spotlight.
If you believe the Jets, the new brain trust will take a good, hard look at the best player available at No. 6. Then again, they could select the best player, period.
