Jets Not Bringing Back Safety Jim Leonhard
Jim Leonhard, the starting safety the last three seasons, will not re-join the team after tearing his right patellar tendon and having major knee surgery.
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Jim Leonhard, the starting safety the last three seasons, will not re-join the team after tearing his right patellar tendon and having major knee surgery.
One team, two quarterbacks. Santonio Holmes thinks that's a no-go.
The idea that teams use training camp to get ready for the regular season is basically folly. Teams use the preseason to keep players from getting hurt. Coaches and general managers don't want to chance season-ending injuries in the preseason.
Believe it or not, Tim Tebow could become the best thing to happen to Mark Sanchez in quite a while.
LaDainian Tomlinson had a firsthand look at last season's rift between Santonio Holmes and Mark Sanchez. And if the wide receiver doesn't get his catches in the Jets' run-heavy offense, it could be more of the same in 2012.
OK, so it wasn't quite the treatment Robinson Cano got in Kansas City. But Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski certainly heard it from the crowd.
All quarterbacks are under pressure to perform. But heading into the 2012 season, here are six quarterbacks who face the most pressure.
Burress thinks there's "no doubt" Sanchez will improve in 2012. After all, there's the added motivation of Tim Tebow at No. 2 on the depth chart, and the quarterback shouldn't be bothered by the shoulder injuries that hampered him in 2011. Wait, what? Wait, what?
Known for being one of the hardest-working players in the game -- not to mention one of the most physically gifted in terms of pure strength -- Tebow has decided to mix up his workout routine in unconventional fashion.
The Fourth of July was almost ruined for plugged-in Jets fans all over the Tri-State area.
Arguably the most coveted bachelor among professional athletes in New York outside of Derek Jeter, Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez is reportedly off the market.
The Jets open training camp July 26 and when Rex Ryan brings his team together, you can be certain that he will talk plenty about the New England Patriots and finding a way to supplant them in the AFC East.
Both the Giants and Jets are hoping to see a rested, educated group walk into upstate New York ready to hit the ground running -- in a most literal sense.
While Sunday marks the station's 25th anniversary, Friday on the FAN was must-listen-to radio.
These guys hate to pay taxes, so bet your boots they'll be first in line to sign up for the government plan.
