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No one with a pen and a pulse would write that Plaxico Burress didn't deserve to be punished. Fined? Hell, yes. Suspended? Absolutely? Cut? Why not? But jailed for 20 months? That's different.
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No one with a pen and a pulse would write that Plaxico Burress didn't deserve to be punished. Fined? Hell, yes. Suspended? Absolutely? Cut? Why not? But jailed for 20 months? That's different.
Mark Sanchez and Rex Ryan have an outspoken admiration for each other. They also have a mutual goal -- winning the Super Bowl. So Jets fans may be surprised to read what their star quarterback had to say about Ryan in the upcoming issue of GQ magazine.
The return of Plaxico Burress will have to wait. Mark Sanchez has work to do with his other receivers anyway when the Jets open their preseason against Houston on Monday night.
Jerricho Cotchery just didn't see himself fitting in with the Jets anymore. So the wide receiver did what he felt he needed to do. Cotchery asked for his release, the Jets obliged -- and he went shopping.
This is what we have waited for. It was something that we thought might not happen because of the lockout. Are you ready for some… preseason football?
After an extended vacation, Boomer returned this Monday morning to take his seat next to Craig. All was back to normal on this thing we've come to know as the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza.
Plaxico Burress says in an interview for HBO's "Real Sports" that he "lost count" of how many times he cried in jail.
Leonhard's all healed now from a broken leg and excited about getting back on the field again.
Chris Stewart spent his last season at Notre Dame studying constantly. Law textbooks and football playbooks. Legal defenses and defensive formations.
It turns out Jets fans won't get their first official look at Plaxico Burress next week. On Friday, Rex Ryan announced that Burress won't travel with the team for Monday night's game at Houston. But he's still not concerned about the talented wide receiver.
Jets right guard Brandon Moore is on the mend. The team moved Moore from the physically-unable-to-perform list to the active roster after he missed the start of training camp while recovering from offseason hip surgery.
One week after Jerricho Cotchery was granted his requested release from the Jets, the wide receiver found a new home. The 29-year-old fan favorite is headed to Heinz Field, the Pittsburgh Steelers' arena. Otherwise known as the Jets' house of horrors.
Mark Sanchez and Scotty McKnight used to toss footballs around to each other when they were little kids, imagining what it would be like to play in the NFL. Better yet, they thought, how cool would it be if they played on the same team?
Jets center Nick Mangold was down on both hands and knees for several minutes following a goal-line drill on Thursday, and had to be examined by the Jets' medical staff.
The Jets' preseason debut will take place Monday against the Houston Texas. Before the team travels to Texas, WFAN's Mike Francesa joined the team at training camp on Thursday to get an update on the team's progress.
