Palladino: Jets Should Put Revis-Cromartie Band Back Together
Are you ready for Dee Milliner and whoever manning the corners of the Jets' secondary? Probably not.
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Are you ready for Dee Milliner and whoever manning the corners of the Jets' secondary? Probably not.
GM John Idzik is opting for the conservative approach thus far, which isn't sitting well with Craig and has him pining for the days of Mike Tannenbaum.
The New York Giants and New York Jets have agreed to drop their lawsuit over the proposed American Dream megamall in the Meadowlands sports complex, according to a published report.
Might a Darrelle Revis reunion in East Rutherford be on the horizon? Buckle your seat belts, folks.
The Jets were already looking for offensive line help before they ran into problems re-signing Austin Howard.
Jets fans need to buckle up, because once free agency officially begins at 4 p.m. on Tuesday there's no telling how different the team will look in a relatively short period of time.
There was a time when Santonio Holmes was beloved by the Jets' fan base. He was as clutch as they come. Now, he's as unemployed as they come.
The move with Antonio Cromartie could be just the first of a few high-profile players being released this offseason by the Jets.
His cap figure for 2014 was set to be around $15 million. His release would create about $9.5 million in cap space.
Before general manager John Idzik attempts to re-work the Jets through free agency he's attempting to lure back a few of his own players.
Muhammad Wilkerson may still get his long-term deal from the Jets. It'll just be awhile, according to the New York Daily News.
Patrick, waived Tuesday by the Chargers, had a career-high 34 tackles with an interception and 1 1/2 sacks in 13 games, including four starts, last season.
With my Pro Day up at Boston College next week on March 12, I'm beginning to see that all this work and effort finally has a goal.
Coaches under the new proposal would have to choose between a PAT spotted on the 25-yard line or the traditional two-point conversion, according to Judy Battista of NFL.com.
"It's an atrocious idea," the Pro Bowler said. "It's almost racist to me. It's weird they're targeting one specific word. Why wouldn't all curse words be banned then?"
