Tweet Throwdown: Is It Tebow Time Yet For Jets?
Some are already calling for Tim Tebow to take over the Jets' offense. Too early?
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Some are already calling for Tim Tebow to take over the Jets' offense. Too early?
I wrote during the week that I was afraid that the San Francisco 49ers would make the Jets look like a high school team. I was right, though I had the wrong root cause.
I was called unconscionable things last week after eulogizing the Jets. Well, sometimes life just backs your boldest assertions.
The way Rex Ryan's self-proclaimed best team of his coaching era is going, you might soon be able to get great seats for the price of bus fare to the Meadowlands.
Jets couldn't get anything going on offense and lost top wide receiver Santonio Holmes to an injury.
Jets receiver Santonio Holmes had to be helped from the field after hurting his left leg on the first play of the fourth quarter against San Francisco.
We are seeing a return to sanity where defense and the running game are beginning to matter once again.
New York Jets tight end Dustin Keller and rookie wide receiver Stephen Hill are both inactive for the team's game against the San Francisco 49ers because of injuries.
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The Jets need to give Tim Tebow the ball on Sunday
Shonn Greene is going to need to carry the ball 25 to 30 times and do for the Jets' offense what Frank Gore does for the 49ers. It may not be pretty, but the Jets have to try to slug it out with the Niners.
Rex Ryan has not dashed his Super Bowl hopes — or the chance that Darrelle Revis will be there on the field with the New York Jets this season.
This year the Jets have not only spoken about moving on from the toxicity of a season ago, but in their actions they've done just that.
The superstar cornerback is out this season with a torn knee ligament which he suffered in Week 3. But that won't dissuade the Jets' decision-makers from trying to ink the 27-year-old to a long-term contract, according to a report.
Cromartie has already claimed his position as the Jets' so-called second-best wide receiver. Turns out he also thinks he's the No. 2 cornerback in the NFL.
