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Damien Woody said Friday at a news conference at the Jets' training facility that he contemplated returning for a 13th NFL season, but decided to move forward with his plan to get into television and radio broadcasting.
With Derrick Mason still reportedly mulling a contract offer from the Jets and Thursday's late twist that Jerricho Cotchery asked to be released from the team, fans are left wondering: what went wrong?
When you cover an NFL team, just about anything can happen on any day at training camp. Teams are always bringing guys in, cutting players, and repeating the process.
Hard-hitting special teams ace James Ihedigbo won't be playing for the Jets this season. A person familiar with the situation told the AP that New York will not re-sign the free agent safety.
It's official: Braylon Edwards is no longer an option for the Jets. The San Francisco 49ers signed Edwards to a $3.5 million, one-year contract Thursday.
The Jets released popular wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery Thursday, apparently clearing the way for veteran Derrick Mason to sign with the team. But in a late twist to the story, Rex Ryan said that was the way Cotchery wanted it.
Plaxico Burress will have to wait at least another day before he returns to the football field. The New York Jets' newly signed wide receiver will be sidelined for a day or two after he tweaked his left ankle running routes by himself.
On probation after pleading guilty to a DWI charge in Manhattan, former Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards was reportedly involved in a Birmingham, Michigan bar brawl on Monday that left two bouncers with minor injuries.
Sione Pouha remembers being impressed after watching highlights after the Jets drafted Muhammad Wilkerson in the first round. Then, Pouha got to meet Wilkerson and, well, the film didn't lie.
Brodney Pool is back in the Jets' secondary. According to multiple reports, the Jets agreed to terms on a one-year contract with the veteran safety on Wednesday.
Rex Ryan, the hefty and sometimes haughty head coach of the Jets, is back in his familiar perch – the headlines. And befitting his bombastic theme since arriving in New York, he commands the bold ink for items off the field as frequently as his deeds on the football field.
Mike Tannenbaum made some New Yorkers say "Nnamdi who?" when he signed Plaxico Burress on Sunday. Jets fans may be disappointed, but Tannenbaum is happy with how his roster is shaping up.
Mark Sanchez was in total control in practice on Tuesday, and that's the way things are these days for the guy who carries his team's Super Bowl hopes on his shoulders.
David Harris was rewarded by the Jets for his patience. The playmaking linebacker signed a new four-year deal Tuesday night after Harris originally looked into an extension last year.
Rex Ryan's twin brother Rob is the defensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys and like Rex, tends to be a little loose-lipped.
