Holmes And Ellis Listed As Questionable For Jets' Season Opener
The New York Jets announced that wide receiver Santonio Holmes and tackle Kenrick Ellis are listed as questionable ahead of Sunday's home game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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The New York Jets announced that wide receiver Santonio Holmes and tackle Kenrick Ellis are listed as questionable ahead of Sunday's home game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Week-to-week storylines around the NFL will continue to be unpredictable for experts. Joe Giglio gives his 48 predictions to watch during the 2013 NFL season.
Jets wide receiver Stephen Hill is eager to line up against former Jets lockdown corner Darrelle Revis when Gang Green clashes with the Bucs on Sunday.
The Jets best wide receiver should be ready to take on Darrelle Revis at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.
Tampa Bay knows it is facing an inexperienced rookie Sunday, a guy who took all of 69 snaps in preseason games. It won't be a big surprise to anyone in the stadium if the Buccaneers do all they can to try to rattle Geno Smith.
In 16 games for Seattle last season, Washington carried the ball 23 times for 83 yards and a touchdown. He returned 41 punts for 356 yards and 27 kickoffs for 784 yards and a touchdown.
"I still don't know," Holmes said Wednesday. "Still haven't gotten any word from the doctors yet on whether I should be playing or not, so I'm just going to keep playing it by ear."
Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Darrelle Revis thinks it's pretty darn funny that Jets rookie quarterback Geno Smith hasn't studied him on tape.
My expectations for 2013 couldn't be any lower. But there's another way for fans to view this season as it unfolds besides absorbing the pain from each defeat.
The 2013 season belongs to the Seahawks. When the NFL season ends in MetLife Stadium in the snows of February, Pete Carroll's Seahawks will survive the marathon that is the NFL.
A source informed USA TODAY Sports that Mark Sanchez is worried that the "organization has turned its back on (him) and is prepared to move on. It is ready to start fresh with Geno."
Jets owner Woody Johnson won't try to temper expectations for his team this season. "I'm always optimistic," he said Wednesday.
The NFL's worst-kept secret is now official: the Jets are going with rookie Geno Smith at quarterback for Sunday's opener against Tampa Bay.
Most of you wanted him and now you got him, along with all the craziness that's sure to follow. Now you just have to ask yourself how patient you plan to be.
Goodell is disputing assertions that the league's $765 million settlement with former players is a paltry sum compared to the sport's revenues.
