Already Impressed, Jets Sit Coples
Quinton Coples has been held out of 11-on-11 team drills because of what the New York Jets defensive lineman says was "a coach's decision."
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Quinton Coples has been held out of 11-on-11 team drills because of what the New York Jets defensive lineman says was "a coach's decision."
Watch SNL and enjoy. See how Eli does. Just pray that he and his current colleagues have the support they'll need once the cheering and, for a guy like Manning, the laughter, stops.
The Jets quickly got their speedy new wide receiver under contract.
Tony Sparano, the new offensive coordinator of the New York Jets, spoke with reporters on a conference call on Thursday and offered some of his initial thoughts and opinions about New York's offense.
"I live day by day and one day at a time," Ray Lucas said. "I still have a lot of pain that I deal with, but I relish in the fact that sometimes you've got to walk through hell to get to heaven."
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell came down hard on "Bountygate" -- again -- and was criticized heavily -- again -- for the punishments handed down. Just not by Eli.
"It is a tremendous, tremendous loss for those of us who played against Junior, have known Junior for many years," WFAN's Boomer Esiason said Thursday morning.
For many of us, watching our favorite team fail to win a championship year after year is an exercise in patience and humility, not to mention a test of character. Tyler Gildin knows this all too well.
Say goodbye to defensive lineman Ropati Pitoitua, who became expendable after the Jets drafted Quinton Coples last week.
Jets first-round pick Quinton Coples took a few minutes to speak with Joe & Evan on WFAN, and he discussed the kind of player he is, responded to criticism about his dedication and revealed whether or not he knew Jets coach Rex Ryan was going to select him at No. 16.
Rex Ryan is hoping speed -- the missing ingredient to his squad's aggressive, physical style -- may just help him sack New England and Bill Belichick's stranglehold on the division.
As luck would have it, the 21-year-old joined Boomer & Craig this morning to talk about his draft experience.
Payne spent part of the 2011 season with the team, but was inactive for six games, then went on injured reserve with a wrist injury.
Here we are, just a handful of days removed from the goings on at Radio City Music Hall. Already it's been determined by people supposedly in the know that the Jets didn't draft that well. Nonsense.
Brett Favre made a career out of facing down opponents. Soon he'll have to face a courtroom and testify about sexually suggestive text messages.
