Conley 'Bummed Out' After Release From Jets; Dixon Tweets He's Back
The Jets released punter T.J. Conley and nose tackle Isaako Aatui on Tuesday, days ahead of the team's regular-season opener against the Buffalo Bills.
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The Jets released punter T.J. Conley and nose tackle Isaako Aatui on Tuesday, days ahead of the team's regular-season opener against the Buffalo Bills.
Take a bow, Big Blue -- you're starting the season as the team to beat in Joe B's weekly rankings.
A marketing agent for T.J. Conley says that the New York Jets have released the punter five days before the team's regular-season opener against the Buffalo Bills.
No fair voting across party lines. Forget your affiliation and be honest, NY football fans!
From President Barack Obama to Boomer Esiason, it seems everyone has an opinion these days on Tim Tebow, Mark Sanchez and the state of the Jets. Add Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly to the mix.
Is the offense really that inept? Can Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow co-exist? What exactly will Tebow's role be? Has Mike Tannenbaum provided Rex Ryan with enough talent to return to the playoffs?
Rex Ryan says Monday that the New York Jets will "no doubt" use the tricky formation in some form in the regular-season opener against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
The Giants and Jets are a lot more even than many have predicted.
The Jets claimed Aaitui and Gates from Miami, and Reuland from San Francisco.
Publicly, Sanchez and Tebow have said all the right things: Whatever it takes to win; our relationship is strong. Let's just say that doesn't sit too well with Joe Theismann.
Following the Jets' final game of the preseason, general manager Mike Tannenbaum and his front office staff went to the drawing board to make their final assessments on those players that are on the bubble.
If the Jets light up the MetLife Stadium scoreboard on Sept. 9, all will be forgotten. But if the offense struggles, you can bet the boo-birds will be out.
If Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow don't get it done in the red zone, the Jets can turn to Greg McElroy. After all, he was the only quarterback to lead the Jets to a touchdown this preseason.
Mark Sanchez, Tim Tebow and most of the Jets starters didn't play in this battle between backups and guys fighting for roster spots.
"I'm concerned with how the Jets are trying to build a team and win a championship," Namath said. "They seem more interested in the headlines."
