Report: Tim Tebow Won't Be Thursday's Mystery Speaker At RNC
Jets owner -- and outspoken Mitt Romney backer -- Woody Johnson says there's no such thing as "too much Tebow." Apparently that doesn't apply to the Republican National Convention.
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Jets owner -- and outspoken Mitt Romney backer -- Woody Johnson says there's no such thing as "too much Tebow." Apparently that doesn't apply to the Republican National Convention.
Favre shouldn't have to respond to some embarrassing claims about his personal life that two massage therapists are making in a lawsuit, his lawyers say.
Welcome to "Backup Bowl 2012," a matchup between an unreasonable facsimile of the Jets and an expected unreasonable facsimile of the Eagles.
"Our fans should be excited," the 32-year-old said. "We have the most potential this year. If we do our jobs and communicate more, we could be the best Jets defense in franchise history."
Jets practice was a bit empty on Wednesday, as 19 starters -- including quarterbacks Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow and linebacker Bart Scott -- took part in a leadership training session in Bedminster.
Jets head coach Rex Ryan told reporters on Wednesday that if Sanchez suffers a long-term injury this season, Tim Tebow will take over as starting quarterback.
Tom Coughlin, Bill Belichick and Mike McCarthy can feel secure in their position as head coaches in the NFL. Rex Ryan? Andy Reid? Not so much.
With all eyes Wednesday morning on New Orleans and Hurricane Isaac, television viewers expected to see pounding rain and wind-battered correspondents. But they probably weren't counting on an impromptu "Tebowing."
Hey, if the Jets managed to turn around Aaron Maybin on the defensive side, a former first-round pick who was widely considered a bust in Buffalo, why not Smith on the offensive line?
Yeah, we know the Jets still haven't found the end zone. Then there's the other elephant in the room. It has been shrouded in secrecy for months, a topic too taboo for any players to discuss at length - or in some cases, at all.
Hopefully, someday, Hunter's four-year legacy with the Jets will be measured by the man he showed over the past 10 days, and not just his rough 2011 season on the field.
The hits keep coming for Mark Sanchez. The latest knock came from one of Sanchez's favorite former targets, current Seahawks wide receiver Braylon Edwards.
Defensive end Quinton Coples has enjoyed rave reviews from Rex Ryan since the NFL draft. But after Sunday night's preseason loss to the Carolina Panthers, Coples found himself in the Jets coach's doghouse.
Heading into the 2012 season, it was assumed the Jets would be very good defensively. But I'm here to tell you what you probably already know: This unit could very well be a lot more than that.
It's hard to use the word impressive in most any talk about the Jets' preseason offense. But there is one exception: right tackle.
