Still No Contact For Jets' Revis; Sanchez Dealing With Back Tightness
Darrelle Revis said he was in "a fog" after he suffered a minor concussion, but has gotten progressively better since. "We'll see how that progresses," said Rex Ryan.
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Darrelle Revis said he was in "a fog" after he suffered a minor concussion, but has gotten progressively better since. "We'll see how that progresses," said Rex Ryan.
Could someone within the Jets organization have it out for starting quarterback Mark Sanchez? Boomer & Carton think so.
Amazingly, we're in just Week 3 of the NFL season and the Jets are already faced with a must-win situation. That is not an exaggeration.
Which Jets running back will have more yards against Miami in Week 3? Bilal Powell or Shonn Greene? Vote here!
Mark Sanchez has many years left in the league, but he has this year to prove that his first two years were more representative than the last two. Another 8-8 season could cement his fate as a second or third-tier quarterback.
Which NFL running back is the most fun to watch? Pick a side!
Coaches and players around the league are losing patience and speaking out against the fill-in officials following a slew of questionable calls in the games Sunday and Monday night.
"We've always said from Day 1 that we can do it 20 times, 40 times, 10 times, two times, whatever, but we determine that, OK?" Ryan said Tuesday.
Before the Jets started playing football for real this year, Rex Ryan proclaimed his defense a sure-fire, top-five group. Amazing how one injury can turn an otherwise impressive unit into a bunch of also-rans.
Did the Jets underutilize Tim Tebow against the Steelers?
Darrelle Revis' status is uncertain for the Jets' meeting with the Miami Dolphins on Sunday.
Without Darrelle Revis, the Jets are a team full of holes.
For three years and two games apologists have brainwashed many into believing the Jets' defense is elite, as if finishing in the top 5 in total yards allowed a bunch of times truly defines that which is fearsome. It doesn't.
Mark Sanchez struggled against the mighty Steelers defense.
Just as quickly as they emerged after a dreadful preseason, Mark Sanchez and the short-lived high-powered New York Jets offense were jarringly knocked back to reality.
