First Order of Business: Jets' New Brain Trust Heading To Seattle For Interviews
The search is on for Woody Johnson and the New York Jets.
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The search is on for Woody Johnson and the New York Jets.
Simms has spent the last three seasons with the Jets, including serving as the third-string quarterback behind Geno Smith and Michael Vick this year.
Quinn's star is on the rise thanks to Seattle's Legion of Boom, the league's top-ranked defense for two straight years and the driving force behind the Seahawk's Super Bowl title last season.
If you thought you had a bad Monday, these guys lost their jobs. Personally, I thought Rex deserved another shot.
The former Jets coach will land a job soon enough. But where -- and what -- remains to be seen.
Officials in the central New York community that has hosted the New York Jets' training camp hope the franchise's turmoil doesn't have a costly ripple effect.
While Ryan's coaching decisions and no-holds-barred approach were often criticized, he could never be accused of being boring.
The sidewalk and steps in front of the Jets' store off Madison Avenue are a rubble-strewn mess, under construction with the promise of a better tomorrow.
Woody Johnson is open to bringing back Darrelle Revis. One problem for the New York Jets owner: the Pro Bowl cornerback is under contract for another year with the New England Patriots.
The man can still coach, the evidence shows. Sadly, it won't be here in New York with the Jets. But he will do it somewhere, and he will win if given the proper support and commitment.
Johnson fired coach Rex Ryan and general manager John Idzik on Monday, one day after completing one of the most disappointing seasons in franchise history.
It appears Jets owner Woody Johnson is ready to go to the ends of the Earth to turn this franchise around after four straight non-playoff seasons.
Rex Ryan was felled by his own hubris. His best characteristics -- his confidence, unwillingness to change, and monolithic ear to his own voice and only tuning fork -- are what made him overtly unadaptable to progress.
Somebody should thank this man for his service. He deserves it and then some.
Career games from Geno Smith and Eric Decker lead the New York Jets to a victory over the Miami Dolphins.
