Schwartz: The Latest On Plaxico Burress
Jets wide receiver Plaxico Burress did not participate in Thursday's walkthrough. It was not related to his injured ankle but instead was a scheduled excused absence for personal reasons.
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Jets wide receiver Plaxico Burress did not participate in Thursday's walkthrough. It was not related to his injured ankle but instead was a scheduled excused absence for personal reasons.
After whiffing on cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha, the Jets need second-year pro Kyle Wilson to step up his game. Let's just say he had a rough introduction to life in the NFL.
Plaxico Burress is waiting for the Jets to stop playing it safe and turn him loose on the practice field. "I don't think full yet," coach Rex Ryan said. "We're just trying to avoid that big setback, but he's doing more and more."
The NFL is expecting to take a big forward leap in their quest to end the use of performance enhancing drugs in pro football.
Jets fans aren't going to like what defensive end Shaun Ellis said on Monday after switching sides in one of the NFL's most intense rivalries.
Santonio Holmes. Plaxico Burress. Derrick Mason. It's the Jets' revamped receiving corps, Mark Sanchez believes it can be even better than the group he threw to last season.
Part of Craig (the part that roots for the Bombers) thinks that the majority of Yankees fans are probably hoping A.J. Burnett goes out and gets bombed on Tuesday so they can close the book on the "A.J. Era" in New York.
Mark Sanchez went as far as comparing the New York Jets' defense to the legendary 1985 Bears during today's press conference. Peter Schwartz brings you that and the latest Jets' training camp developments.
Shaun Ellis, after 11 seasons with the Jets, is headed -- gasp! -- to the rival New England Patriots.
There are many out there who cannot understand the Jets' logic in releasing a revered 29-year-old wide receiver and replacing him with 37-year-old. But in the case of Derrick Mason, if that's the fans' only argument, they don't have a leg to stand on.
Plaxico Burress lined up on the practice field, ran a route and watched as a pass to him from Mark Sanchez fell incomplete. He was hoping Rex Ryan wouldn't notice.
Derrick Mason thought about going back to Baltimore. He considered Tennessee, too. There was just something about the Jets that outweighed everything else.
Derrick Mason has signed a two-year deal with New York Jets and said he was "blindsided" by their interest.
It appears the Jets have found their new slot receiver. According to reports, veteran Derrick Mason has decided to join Gang Green.
LaDainian Tomlinson, in his second season with the Jets, said Friday that he doesn't want to be a player who retires too early because he wants to have no regrets.
