Jets' Rex On Draft Position: Real Fans Want To Win
The Jets improved to 3-11 on Sunday, snapping a three-game skid with their first road win. They also hurt their chances at the top overall draft pick, not that any of these Jets care.
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The Jets improved to 3-11 on Sunday, snapping a three-game skid with their first road win. They also hurt their chances at the top overall draft pick, not that any of these Jets care.
In Cleveland, the debut of Johnny Football was a monumental flop. "It was tough," Manziel said Sunday. "I'm not using the rookie excuse. It's not me."
Forget Mariota. Forget Winston. The Jets won a game in the present, but likely lost out at a shot at a brighter future.
The New York Jets get back on the winning track by beating the Tennessee Titans 16-11.
Just imagine the possibilities...
After what was an eventful weekend with regards to sport of football, Boomer and Craig had plenty to talk about on this Football Monday edition of the Morning Experience.
Rex Ryan and his New York Jets got their first road win this season. The Tennessee Titans couldn't protect a lead yet again.
With a combined 22 losses, the New York Jets and Tennessee Titans don't have much to play for down the stretch.
Percy Harvin is ready to go, and there's no question in his mind he'll be playing Sunday. No matter what the injury report says.
The New York Jets passing attack could be without a major player on Sunday.
Inspired by the timeless classic "Here Comes Santa Claus," Al put together a little Christmas ditty of his own for the hapless Jets.
Decker went from playing in the Super Bowl a year ago to simply playing for pride during the final weeks of this season. Through it all, he has no regrets.
When you sit down in front of the wide-screen Sunday at 4 p.m., pull out those blue, red, and silver pom-poms and root your head off -- for those valiant Tennessee Titans.
Many Jets fans want the team to lose the rest of its games so that it can select one of the two stud quarterbacks in next year's draft. And while that could very well happen, veteran linebacker Calvin Pace doesn't buy the logic.
We'll find out once and for all how Johnny Football translates as an NFL quarterback, but I'll tell you one thing: he can't be any worse than Brian Hoyer!
