Lack Of INTs Vexes Rex, Jets' Defense
Dennis Thurman knows an interception is coming. He can feel it. It's just a matter of when.
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Dennis Thurman knows an interception is coming. He can feel it. It's just a matter of when.
The New York Jets could be down two of their top receivers when they take on the San Diego Chargers on Sunday.
Along with getting Smith some confidence that he can do the job in the bright lights of New York City, the Jets also need to focus in on a San Diego team that very easily could be 4-0 (lost in season opener to Arizona 18-17) had it not blown an early 17-6 fourth quarter lead against the Cardinals.
LaDainian Tomlinson says there's a major difference between Geno Smith and Mark Sanchez: the current Jets QB has a cannon -- and it's too early to give up on that.
While Philip Rivers is off to a torrid start for the AFC West-leading Chargers, Geno Smith's struggles with the Jets are drawing calls for his replacement.
Al Dukes put his stamp on the parody game long ago, but that didn't stop him from pushing the envelope Friday morning up in the Allstate Studio.
There was no hiding it after the Jets-Lions game at MetLife Stadium: Jets quarterback Geno Smith had a bad day and he let fans in the stands know as he yelled an expletive as he left the field.
Decker was limited Wednesday, but participated only in individual drills Thursday before he was told to sit out the rest of practice as a precaution. Coach Rex Ryan said Decker "just never felt right."
Woody Johnson still has high hopes for Geno Smith. The New York Jets owner was unhappy about Smith shouting an expletive at a heckler last weekend, but thinks the young quarterback will overcome his recent struggles.
Smith was asked if it could help the Jets by putting Michael Vick in for not just a play or two, but an entire quarter — and he, predictably and understandably, bristled.
The deal includes rights to stream the package live. AT&T is in the process of acquiring DirecTV for $48.5 billion, making the expanded possibilities for mobile particularly attractive.
Well, while answering the question about his colleague and friend C-Lo, Tommy quickly threw him right under the bus before making a public play for his job -- how 'bout that?!
Milliner, the team's top cornerback, has only played in one game this season after missing most of training camp and the opener with a high ankle sprain.
Raise your hand if you think you can make any sense of this. I'm not sure if the Jets' defense is good, misunderstood, falsely accused or just one big enigma.
A New York Jets practice-squad player is due in court in two weeks on domestic-violence charges, possibly to have a trial date set.
