Schwartz: Woodzik Made The Right Call In Bringing Back Rex
Gang Green will watch the playoffs on television for the third straight year, but head coach Rex Ryan will return in 2014. And that's a good thing.
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Gang Green will watch the playoffs on television for the third straight year, but head coach Rex Ryan will return in 2014. And that's a good thing.
Jets owner Woody Johnson made a good decision. That's saying a lot for an organization that has made way too few of those over the years.
The Jets finish the season on a high note with a resounding victory over the Miami Dolphins.
Following the Jets' 20-7 victory over the Miami Dolphins, Jets owner Woody Johnson announced that head coach Rex Ryan will return in 2014.
Rex Ryan and the Jets finished strong by defeating the Dolphins 20-7 and ended the 2013 season with an 8-8 record.
According to an NFL executive, the Jets will likely opt to bring back Rex Ryan. Neither general manager John Idzik nor owner Woody Johnson have commented on the head coach's job security.
Rex Ryan won't take satisfaction if the Jets eliminate the Dolphins. "If you're not in it, it really doesn't matter," Ryan said. "The fact that you're not in it is painful enough. You're not going to derive pleasure from knocking someone out."
Kansas City and San Francisco will have plenty of clout in Honolulu if they don't make it to New Jersey for the Super Bowl.
Considering how he was treated at times by Jets fans, one would think former Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow would hold at least a little resentment toward the franchise. David Nelson says just the opposite is the truth.
If Rex Ryan knows what his future holds with the New York Jets, he's not letting on. Ryan was loose and playful after the Jets' final full practice Friday, appearing anything but a coach on the hot seat.
Which NFL head coach has the hottest seat as the final week of the regular season approaches? Pick a side!
Rex Ryan is almost certainly in his final hours as the head coach of the New York Jets, but he is hardly alone. There are at least five NFL coaches who are on the firing line at the end of Week 17.
The Jets enter Sunday's game relatively healthy. Will Gang Green be able to knock the Dolphins out of the playoff picture?
The Jets and Giants' seasons end on Sunday, of course. But neither squad should go unrepresented on Friday night when the NFL announces its Pro Bowl squad at 9 p.m.
Antonio Cromartie says he's "definitely" open to restructuring his contract to assure his return next season, and adds he'd like to retire someday as a member of the New York Jets.
