Milliner A Welcome Addition To The New York Jets Secondary
Dee Milliner, the New York Jets best defensive back, is slated to return to action Sunday against the Green Bay Packers.
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Dee Milliner, the New York Jets best defensive back, is slated to return to action Sunday against the Green Bay Packers.
Finally we got to the wildly popular segment of the program where Boomer and Craig offer up their "award-winning" NFL Picks-Picks-Picks against the spread for Week 2 of the NFL season.
Boomer & Craig got things started with the Bombers, before the conversation inevitably shifted back to the NFL.
Chris Ivory, Chris Johnson and Bilal Powell helped power a rushing attack that gained 212 yards last Sunday — and could be a sneak peek at what the Jets' opponents might have to deal with on a weekly basis.
"If these allegations are true, Roger Goodell is part of the problem, and he is incapable of achieving a real solution," Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., said on Wednesday.
The Jets respect Aaron Rodgers, but they're not about to go cower in a corner. Stopping the Green Bay Packers' all-world quarterback will be the focal point of Gang Green's approach Sunday when they travel to Lambeau Field looking to go 2-0.
Dee Milliner is getting closer to making his season debut for the New York Jets.
We're ranking the best local players in history by jersey/uniform number, and this week we unveil 89-80.
These three non-conference games should serve as a barometer for what can be expected throughout the rest of the season.
The formula for the New York Jets to beat the Green Bay Packers is quite obvious: establish the power running game on offense and apply consistent pressure on defense.
"I'm a competitor, so of course -- I'm being honest, I'm being frank with you -- it's hard not going out on the field and starting and taking that first snap."
Considering the record contract J.J. Watt just got, Muhammad Wilkerson wouldn't be wrong to at least wonder when he might get paid.
Some Jets homer implied that Geno Smith is better than Eli Manning based on their Week 1 performances. You can't deal with these people, so I merely report them to you.
Football is a fraternity, and NFL players rarely criticize each other publicly, especially when it comes to matters of discipline. That changed Monday.
