Boomer & Carton At Jets Camp: Rex, Decker, Geno And More
Rex Ryan, Eric Decker, Geno Smith and more joined Boomer & Carton on Wednesday morning from Jets camp. You can find all the audio from the action-packed show right here.
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Rex Ryan, Eric Decker, Geno Smith and more joined Boomer & Carton on Wednesday morning from Jets camp. You can find all the audio from the action-packed show right here.
The New York Jets have placed rookie wide receiver Shaquelle Evans on season-ending injured reserve after he underwent shoulder surgery Tuesday.
New York Jets cornerback Dimitri Patterson says the team's often-criticized defensive backs have a chance to "shut people up" this season.
John Idzik is not going to get into the good graces of a lot of Jets fans until he fixes the team's secondary. Stories like the following are not going to make his detractors any more forgiving.
Then Craig had some nice things to say about his old buddy Jim 'Hello Friends' Nantz before ripping into the NFL Network's Rich Eisen.
Just call 'em the Big, Bad New York Jets. They're an aggressive bunch who will hit you hard, push back if you shove them, and stick up for one another without hesitation. At least, that's Rex Ryan's dream scenario for his team.
Saunders was working with trainers at the start of practice Monday, and the team says he will be eased back. He's expected to address the media either Tuesday or Wednesday.
Is the idea to revamp "ground and pound" or for the Jets to strive for balance on offense? We will find out soon enough.
As my family gets ready to meet Mickey Mouse and friends, let's dive into my lack of respect for Fireman Goofy -- and what triggered it.
Ed Anzalone spent half the interview talking Jets, and the other half ripping two detractors who happen to be FAN employees: Joe Benigno and Peter Schwartz.
First the guys offered their take on the reported courtship that took place between the Jets and Fireman Ed in April...
Boomer and Craig got this Monday morning party started with a healthy does of reality as Eli Manning and the Giants' offensive struggles continue to mount.
It took all of three plays for Calvin Pryor to make an impact for the New York Jets.
That the Jets would reach out to Anzalone to help revive the chant, even if he turned them down, is proof positive that this organization isn't tone deaf.
