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Nobody wants a NFL work stoppage, but I hope a few things fall in the player's laps. Hopefully, their health benefits will increase.
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Nobody wants a NFL work stoppage, but I hope a few things fall in the player's laps. Hopefully, their health benefits will increase.
Ray Lucas, who recently checked into rehab and is courageously chronicling his war with prescription painkillers, is not a role model. But he is a hybrid of hero and life lesson.
38-year-old ex-Jets quarterback Ray Lucas recently checked into a Florida rehabilitation center for an addiction to pain killers, and is sharing his experience with fans in a Facebook diary to try to help others.
Negotiations to prevent an NFL lockout took a grim turn Thursday with the cancellation of the second day of a planned two-day bargaining session.
Alleged romantic encounters between Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez and a young woman from Greenwich, Conn., have sports fans and parents questioning his judgment.
To get to the Super Bowl the Jets have to deal yearly with Tom Brady, Ben Roethlisberger, and Peyton Manning, so why leave anything to chance? Why have just one elite corner when you can have two?
We already know Darrelle Revis wants Antonio Cromartie back in green and white next season. The Jets' outspoken cornerback is now lobbying for New York to make a play for embattled Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco.
Legendary running back Curtis Martin talks about his hopes to make the Hall of Fame and explains why he once hated the New York Jets.
For those worried about the cold-weather Super Bowl in northern New Jersey in 2014 — Fuggettabattit! The weather was perfect for football at New Meadowlands Stadium on Sunday — sunny, with a high of 46 and winds out of the northwest at 10 to 15 mph.
The collective bargaining agreement that led to unprecedented success for the NFL expires at the end of the day on March 3, and barring an agreement before then, owners are threatening to lock out players.
Playmaking linebacker David Harris will likely have the franchise tag placed on him by the New York Jets, a person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press.
Saturday's meeting at a Dallas hotel came one day before the Super Bowl at Cowboys Stadium and was not expected to last more than a couple of hours. The full negotiating teams last sat down face-to-face on Nov. 22.
Jets fans can breathe a sigh of relief. Mark Sanchez told Boomer & Carton on Friday morning that he won't need surgery on his injured right shoulder.
The cornerback combo of Darrelle Revis and Antonio Cromartie nearly led the Jets to their first Super Bowl in over forty years. On Thursday, Revis said he hopes the two can continue playing together in New York.
Mark Sanchez won't need surgery on his injured right shoulder. The Jets quarterback said Thursday doctors told him rest and mild rehabilitation would be enough to return the shoulder to full strength.
