Dyer: Jets Need Bold Change — The Anti-Tannenbaum
Here on "Black Monday" as the team clears out its lockers, the Jets must clear out the dead weight from this season. It started with the removal of Tannenbaum.
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Here on "Black Monday" as the team clears out its lockers, the Jets must clear out the dead weight from this season. It started with the removal of Tannenbaum.
Who'll be on the Jets — at quarterback, offensive coordinator and even general manager — remains the question as the beleaguered coach and his turmoil-riddled team prepare for an uncertain offseason.
Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez turned over the ball twice in making what could be his final start for New York.
Reports are saying that Woody Johnson and the Jets will fire Sparano and Tannenbaum after the season.
Wide receiver Braylon Edwards is active and will start for the New York Jets in Sunday's season finale against the Buffalo Bills.
New York Jets tight end Dustin Keller and wide receiver Chaz Schilens did not travel with the team and will not play in the season finale Sunday at Buffalo.
The decision to start Sanchez isn't about Tebow, of course. It's about the Jets, as always, and their penchant for punting all the goodwill and luster that they muster. And that's because they do almost everything for the wrong reason every season.
Ryan reacted strongly Friday to a report that stated he "would want out" if owner Woody Johnson isn't prepared to invest in changes on offense.
I've collected a lot of memories in three seasons covering the team for WFAN. Here's a list of my five favorite moments.
This week's Pro Bowl reveal showed us that even as the local teams take a big pratfall, some players remained on their feet long enough to be recognized by their peers.
Greg McElroy has a concussion -- which he didn't reveal until Thursday -- and will be replaced by Mark Sanchez as the Jets' starting quarterback in the season finale at Buffalo on Sunday.
Tim Tebow deserved this opportunity to start on Sunday but instead fear ruled the decision. Fear of what Tebow in his unconventional style might do. Fear that Jets fans will see the fraud of Sanchez and clamor for more Tebow.
Heads will likely roll this offseason, but Jets fans must be out of their minds to consider trashing head coach Rex Ryan. In fact, this might be the finest coaching job he's done in his time in New York.
In an otherwise forgettable season, the Jets did get some good news on Wednesday as it was learned that two of the members of their secondary were named to the Pro Bowl.
Tim Tebow said that he never asked out of running Wildcat plays last week, but the Jets' backup quarterback acknowledges that Rex Ryan may have misunderstood him.
