Linebacker Demario Davis: Jets Expect To 'Shock The World'
"(We want) to go out and shock the world. We got a point to prove, and that's (that) we're tough to deal with when we're playing at our best. And that's what we gotta do, play our best."
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"(We want) to go out and shock the world. We got a point to prove, and that's (that) we're tough to deal with when we're playing at our best. And that's what we gotta do, play our best."
One of the biggest stories heading into Sunday's game is the starting lineup in the New York Jets defensive backfield, as it has been modified due to injuries and roster decisions.
I'm not dismissing the possibility that the Jets will roll over the Raiders and their rookie quarterback, but I've been fooled so many times in the past that the following tenet is ingrained in my soul: Beware of high expectations.
Rather than plod, let's plow through the NFL season and pick some playoff teams and beyond.
Tabacco, aka "Rescue Man," was selected to lead MetLife Stadium in "J-E-T-S! Jets! Jets! Jets!" for Sunday's opener against the Raiders. And as you'll hear, he's got the goods.
The road begins Sunday. Wherever it leads, whatever it holds in store for coach and quarterback, the Raiders game will give fans a good idea of it.
Al Dukes is all sorts of fired up for the start of the NFL season. This we know after he belted out his latest parody effort Friday morning in the Allstate Studio.
The wish list for the Jets' offense was simple, yet ambitious. Playmakers — real difference makers — were needed, and general manager John Idzik went shopping during the offseason.
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 1 of the NFL season.
Give a listen to The Fox Experience's latest effort paying homage to the Jets. They're calling it "Rex's Gang Green," and you should too...
While opening up the first Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza Football Friday edition of the season, the guys were once again on opposites side of the country -- literally.
Police say Enunwa, a sixth-round draft pick out of Nebraska, grabbed the woman by her ankle and pulled her off a bed, "causing her to strike and injure both her head and finger," according to a police complaint obtained by NJ.com.
The consensus seems to be the Giants are rancid and the Jets are rising. In Wall Street vernacular, the world is bullish on the Jets, but bears on the Giants. But haven't we heard this before?
"As a receiver you're going to drop passes. You're going to catch footballs. Things like that happen. It's just that the New York media – and, honestly, this is me talking – did all that."
If it were up to Milliner, he would be manning his usual spot in the Jets' secondary in the season opener. His left ankle, though, might keep him on the sideline.
