Jets Place WR Stephen Hill On Season-Ending Injury Reserve
The Jets have placed WR Stephen Hill on season-ending injured reserve with an ailing left knee. Hill says Friday that there are no plans for him to have surgery.
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The Jets have placed WR Stephen Hill on season-ending injured reserve with an ailing left knee. Hill says Friday that there are no plans for him to have surgery.
If the weather takes a nosedive leading up to this Super Bowl, the turf crew will keep the field warm and dry with heaters and blowers under a tarp.
Al Dukes got after it Friday morning, joining Boomer and Craig in the Allstate Studio so that he could do some more "freestyle" rapping about the Jets' matchup with the Panthers in Carolina this Sunday.
Antonio Cromartie has his sights set on playing Sunday. Now, it's up to the doctors.
Tattoos are permanent. So too are tattoo mistakes, as these athletes have learned.
New York Jets wide receiver Santonio Holmes might have provided the Carolina Panthers with some bulletin board material.
"I don't know. We'll see," coach Rex Ryan said. "Obviously, we'd like to get him out here if he can play and can be effective."
Jets coach Rex Ryan knows his team needs a win on Sunday to remain legitimate contenders in the AFC playoff picture. But that won't be easy against 9-4 Carolina.
"We don't want to see a cold Super Bowl," the four-time Super Bowl champion told the radio duo. "We don't want to see what we saw in Philadelphia (this past weekend). What good can come from that?"
A vote on approving football for the Summer Games could take place as early as 2017, with the possibility of the sport joining the Olympics in 2024.
The last time the Jets won consecutive games was just a shade over a year ago. If they want to keep their playoff hopes alive they will almost certainly have to do it again, for starters.
It was uncertain exactly when Cromartie was hurt, but he and teammate Ed Reed smacked into each other while trying to defend a pass to Rod Streater in the third quarter Sunday.
Gang Green is set to face one of the best teams in the NFC. Can the New York Jets find a way to upset the Panthers and stay in the hunt for a postseason berth?
Geno Smith took some razzing from his coaches as they watched film of New York's victory. This time, it wasn't for a turnover. It was for the rookie quarterback acting like a tough guy.
All teams look like they tank when they get torched. But the Jets never quit. They can play dumb, but they never play dead. And that is a tribute to Rex Ryan, who still hasn't lost his team.
