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Ray Anderson, the NFL's chief disciplinarian, said Wednesday that repeat offenders or players committing flagrant illegal hits will have a much greater chance of being suspended during the 2011 season.
Mike Westhoff doesn't expect the Jets to pick him a special teams superstar at No. 30 in next month's NFL Draft. If the Jets' plan is to fill a need elsewhere, he's fine with it.
Appearing on the NFL Network Tuesday night, Roger Goodell that there has been virtually no dialogue with the NFLPA since mediated negotiations collapsed last Friday. "For us to go back to mediation, you call me and we'll be there," Goodell said.
Rex Ryan hasn't guaranteed this win, there's no indication whether it's "personal," and we're not sure if Bart Scott "can't wait!" for the awards ceremony. What we do know is the Jets have been nominated for the SportsBusiness Journal's Team of the Year award.
Had enough of the he-said, he-said rancor between the NFL and players? Don't expect it to go away anytime soon.
As of today there is no union, there is a lawsuit with such famous plaintiffs as Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Drew Brees, and there is a lockout. Here's how the case will proceed.
If you're free, healthy, wealthy, or simply employed, you may be thankful to be in America or to be an American. Unless, of course, you run the NFL, own an NFL team, or run the NFL Players Association.
After Thursday's back-and-forth between the NFL and players' union -- and apparently little progress on key economic issues -- Tri-State NFL fans have had enough.
Back on the brink. The NFL and the players' union headed into the final 24 hours of their twice-extended collective bargaining agreement with little apparent progress on key economic issues.
A person familiar with the negotiations told The AP that the NFL offered to turn over five years of profitability data to the players' union — and the offer was rejected.
The NFL Players Association retained an international investment bank to help it decide whether the league's offer to reveal more financial information during negotiations will be enough to satisfy the union's call for full disclosure.
Working to figure out how to divide about $9 billion in annual revenues, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, union executive director DeMaurice Smith and their negotiating teams were at a federal mediator's office Tuesday for a 13th day of labor talks.
Don't let the Steelers memorabilia fool you -- Santonio Holmes expects to be back with the Jets. "Sorry Jets fans, that not enough Jets stuff is here," Holmes said in a video posted to Facebook. "But trust me, as soon as I sign back with the Jets, everything will be taken care of."
Braylon Edwards has been a star for the Jets, and he wants to keep it that way. He spoke as he left a Manhattan courthouse after a brief appearance in a drunken-driving case.
The Supreme Court won't review a decision throwing out a lawsuit stemming from the Patriots' 2007 "Spygate" scandal. The high court on Monday refused to revive a Jets fan's class-action lawsuit against their football archrivals and coach, Bill Belichick.
