Palladino: For Jets, Michael Vick's Impact Is Worth The Hassle
Jets GM John Idzik needs to make a signing here. He should do it because, quite honestly, Geno Smith is not the answer at quarterback.
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Jets GM John Idzik needs to make a signing here. He should do it because, quite honestly, Geno Smith is not the answer at quarterback.
Their fans want DeSean Jackson in the worst way. The Jets? We'll see. New York is reportedly one of several teams that have contacted the Philadelphia Eagles about the talented-yet-volatile wide receiver.
New York Jets general manager John Idzik says the team is taking a "judicious and selective" approach in free agency, but adds that he thinks "we've been productive."
It's pretty obvious that the Jets desperately need a starting cornerback, but what's just as apparent is they never really wanted Antonio Cromartie to return.
For a team that has done way too much losing over the last few years, Gang Green has little to lose by giving Vick a shot. And maybe, just maybe, the Jets can say they actually did something during free agency.
Craig has made it crystal clear that he wants the Jets to sign free-agent quarterback Michael Vick, while Boomer isn't so sure that it will necessarily be a match made in heaven.
The Knicks continue to offer a reminder of what could have been...
NFL owners likely will consider expanding the playoffs by two teams, beginning in 2015, when they hold their spring meetings in Orlando next week, but a vote on the subject is uncertain.
A week ago the right side of the Jets' offensive line was in disarray. But that's not the case anymore.
The four-time Pro Bowler, who spent the past five seasons with the Eagles, only played in seven games in an injury-plagued 2013.
The Jets could use a headline-grabbing move, and the Eagles are reportedly fielding calls on three-time Pro Bowler DeSean Jackson. Sound like a fit to you?
At this point, with little left on the open market, Jets GM John Idzik looks like a hitchhiker on a lonely road; his thumb out, looking for a ride.
There is a method to John Idzik's perceived madness. Everything that the Jets' general manager has done -- or hasn't done -- during the first full week of free agency has been part of a deliberate blueprint, a source said Tuesday.
Who would have thought GM John Idzik would be so polarizing? Who does he think he is -- Tim Tebow?
Big Blue continued its impressive offseason revamping on Monday, agreeing to terms on a five-year, $39 million contract with free agent Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, ESPN reported.
