Cromartie: I'm Jets' Second-Best Receiver; Rex 'On Top' Of Potential Drama
Cromartie is widely regarded as the Jets' second-best cornerback behind Darrelle Revis. And he thinks he's good enough for a No. 2 ranking on the other side of the ball, too.
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Cromartie is widely regarded as the Jets' second-best cornerback behind Darrelle Revis. And he thinks he's good enough for a No. 2 ranking on the other side of the ball, too.
They've trained together, kicked a ton of footballs together and shared tips. Now, they're in training camp with the New York Jets -- and after the same gig.
The Jets will retire Hall of Fame running back Curtis Martin's No. 28 in an opening-day ceremony on September 9, when the team opens the season at MetLife Stadium against the Bills.
Some Jets fans described right tackle Wayne Hunter as a "revolving door" last season. The Jets responded by bringing in veteran Jeff Otah in a trade with Carolina this month. But talk about a revolving door.
The New York Giants have been ranked third in the first-ever AP Pro32 NFL power rankings, a new pro football version of the AP Top 25 college football and basketball polls.
Like Santonio Holmes, Burress had a message to deliver about his perception.
Mark Sanchez wants to be like Eli Manning. And so far, the Jets quarterback is right on track. He'll need one terrific finish to his fourth NFL season to keep pace, though.
Tebow's biggest highlight came after a shirtless run in the rain after practice Saturday, something he was stunned became such a big story.
New York has stayed largely, as they say in the movie business, on book. The script has played out as predicted. And now, frankly, we're bored.
The headlines this weekend weren't all for Tebow's performance on the field. Some -- many, actually -- were for his bare-chested jog off it.
When Jets head coach Rex Ryan told Jeremy Kerley to step it up, the wide receiver heard the message loud and clear.
The Jets need to face reality. If they hope to once again have the NFL's most fearsome ball-control offense they should really consider getting Shonn Greene some help -- like now.
Revis was back on the practice field Monday for the team portion of practice, as promised.
The New York Jets linebacker insists it's a combination that gives the team a clear "advantage" against opposing defenses. Scott should know: He has had to deal with Tebow and wildcat offenses in the past.
The media plays a shell game with the Jets and their fans. They ask leading questions and illicit responses that will create headlines, sell papers and keep the conversation going that will talk about anything but the game.
