Giglio: Sanchez Vs. Smith Overshadowing True Jets Battle
The many storylines around the Jets have fallen by the wayside as the quarterback battle has gained steam. But one narrative should not be ignored: Rex Ryan vs. John Idzik.
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The many storylines around the Jets have fallen by the wayside as the quarterback battle has gained steam. But one narrative should not be ignored: Rex Ryan vs. John Idzik.
"Nothing has been determined yet whether Geno will play in this game or not," Jets coach Rex Ryan said Thursday. "Let's make sure we're clear on that."
The team's decision comes one day after head coach Rex Ryan criticized rookie Geno Smith for his four-interception performance at practice.
Of all the so-called "stories" coming out of Jets training camp, the one that really needs to be addressed more is the health of one Chris Ivory.
Face it, we're stuck with the devil we know all too well. A QB with poor accuracy and vision, and prone to the most mind-boggling turnovers you'll ever see.
Tom Brady walked off the field under his own power. Several teammates didn't think he was hurt badly when he grabbed his left knee after being knocked down.
Rex Ryan says Geno Smith had his "worst" day of training camp, calling the New York Jets rookie quarterback's performance "brutal."
Forbes has released their annual ranking of the highest team values in the NFL, and the Giants and Jets both cracked the top 10.
The union's memo says "a computer program will randomly select" five players apiece from eight teams each week to take the blood tests.
The running back fully participated for the second straight day after being limited by a hamstring injury all of training camp, and hopes to play Saturday night against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Rex Ryan says the New York Jets have not yet determined whether Mark Sanchez or Geno Smith will start the team's next preseason game against Jacksonville on Saturday night.
"Yeah, man, I think there are (gay players) right now, and if they're looking for a window to just come out, I mean, now is the window," the second-year sensation told GQ, "My view on it is, yes, I am a Christian, but to each his own."
Holmes isn't likely to say he can run until he is doing sprinting T-drills, cutting and running the distance of the field at full speed. In other words, when he can do what he used to do.
WFAN co-hosts Boomer Esiason and Craig Carton got into it a little bit after watching a fan's video of Holmes running -- or was he jogging?
The only exception to wearing a customized face mask, league spokesman Brian McCarthy said, would be for a medical reason.
