No Practice For Injured Jets Nick Mangold, Antonio Cromartie
New York Jets center Nick Mangold and cornerback Antonio Cromartie sat out practice because of injuries that could sideline them for the team's next game at Baltimore.
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New York Jets center Nick Mangold and cornerback Antonio Cromartie sat out practice because of injuries that could sideline them for the team's next game at Baltimore.
Take two. The Jets have re-signed Aaron Maybin after waiving him earlier this month.
Four Jets greats just got promoted to the head of the class.
As expected, mass hysteria has taken over Jets Nation. The team loses one game and all hell has broken loose. This time, though, the source of the madness is someone you'd expect to know better.
Rex Ryan isn't too pleased with Joe Namath's opinion that the Jets coach is making his team overconfident. "I'm not going to change who I am because Joe Namath said something," Ryan said.
Let's face it, outside of Green Bay, nobody is playing better than the Lions.
Roger Goodell noticed the snowflake in icy blue-and-white, centered before the George Washington Bridge, during the debut of the host committee's logo for the 2014 Super Bowl.
Another week, another injury for Mark Sanchez.
Jets legend Joe Namath is not all that happy with Rex Ryan these days, and I think it's safe to say the feeling is mutual.
About a year ago, someone finally convinced me to give "Jersey Shore" a chance. It was five minutes of my life that I'll never get back. I kind of feel the same way about Sunday's Jets game.
If you think the Jets simply had a bad day on Sunday, there's no reason to read any further. But my guess is you will read further because you're probably as concerned about this defense as I am.
There was no in-game snack on the sidelines for Mark Sanchez this time at the Coliseum. He was having enough trouble just trying to breathe correctly after getting hit in the face.
Darren McFadden ran past, around and through the Jets unlike any back has since Rex Ryan turned New York into one of the NFL's biggest bullies after arriving two years ago.
The Jets dropped to 2-1 after losing 34-24 in Oakland Sunday to the Raiders -- and they looked bad doing so.
If you listened to the show on Friday (and I know you did), then you went through your Sunday with two certainties: the Giants simply could not win in Philadelphia and the Jets were going to go to Oakland and come home with a victory.
