Jets Retire Curtis Martin's No. 28
The Jets retired Curtis Martin's number 28 during halftime of Sunday's game against the Bills.
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The Jets retired Curtis Martin's number 28 during halftime of Sunday's game against the Bills.
Sione Po'uha will miss the Jets' Week 1 opener against the Bills, but Dustin Keller is ready to go.
What better way to show team pride than by hosting a blow-out, take-no-prisoners tailgate on game day? Here are some great make-ahead alcoholic treats, complete with hometown flair. Whether our guys win or lose, don't forget to wear those Jerseys with pride and to drink responsibly.
Tebowmania takes off on Sunday as Tim Tebow will make his Jets' regular season debut on Sunday.
Jets defensive tackle Sione Po'uha has been declared questionable, but safety Eric Smith will not play in the team's season opener against Buffalo on Sunday.
Mark Sanchez better hope he can get it working in the opener Sunday. Especially with the Tebowmaniacs ready to flex their vocal chords for New York's high-profile backup.
Move over, Eli Manning. Step aside, Mark Sanchez. Heck, not even Tim Tebow can compete with this.
Contrary to popular belief, Rex Ryan will be the Jets' head coach for a long time. It really shouldn't even be a discussion.
The chic pick for the playoffs used to be the Jets. This year, they seem to be the butt of the joke from fans and analysts alike. On Sunday, Rex's bunch would like to change the punchline.
"We're deadly serious about what we're doing here," Johnson said. "(We're) trying to win games and trying to represent our fans as they expect us to represent them. I'm not in this to create a circus environment."
The Ravens said Modell died of natural causes early Thursday at Johns Hopkins Hospital, where he had been admitted Wednesday.
Sent packing from the Jets to St. Louis last month in a swap of embattled right tackles, Hunter had just about enough of the Tri-State pressure cooker.
I've been having these nightmares—it's Sunday versus Buffalo and I'm watching the Jets hanging in down 10-9 late in the fourth quarter...
"`Wow. How did this happen?' Those were words that came out of his mouth," Holmes told reporters on Wednesday.
Revis needs to play above himself, which means that he has to be better than the best. It is a tall order for the league's best defensive player, but the fate of the Jets' season rests on Revis being better than himself.
