Jets' Revis Not On Practice Field, Mangold On Bike
Darrelle Revis is not on the practice field for the New York Jets. The All-Pro cornerback strained his left hamstring in the Jets' 28-14 victory over the New England Patriots on Sunday.
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Darrelle Revis is not on the practice field for the New York Jets. The All-Pro cornerback strained his left hamstring in the Jets' 28-14 victory over the New England Patriots on Sunday.
So let's talk about someone who's not on the back pages for all the wrong reasons. Dustin Keller appears to be the poster boy for all that's right with the Jets. And, yes, it's not all doom and gloom with this team as many would have you believe.
Jets star wide receiver Braylon Edwards will be active for New York's next game Sunday night at Miami despite being arrested for drunken driving on Tuesday morning.
New York Jets star wide receiver Braylon Edwards told a police officer he'd been partying and drinking before being pulled over in his luxury SUV, but he suggested letting him leave the car and go home, prosecutors said as he was arraigned Tuesday on drunken-driving charges.
During his weekly spot on WFAN on Tuesday morning, Jets wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery joined Joe & Evan to talk about Braylon Edwards' NYC DWI arrest.
Generally speaking, the punishment Braylon Edwards will be facing, if convicted, will include a fine and a license suspension of six months. Under the new "Leandra's Law," when Edwards does resume driving, every car he owns must be equipped with an ignition interlock system.
The New York Jets were downright angry. They heard fans and media say they were all talk and no action. Full of hot air. A team loaded with big names and small results.
Jets All-Pro cornerback Darrelle Revis says an MRI exam has revealed that he has a strained left hamstring, but will not rule himself out of New York's game at Miami on Sunday night.
Same old Jets. That's all you probably heard this week in any talk regarding the Jets and it's probably what you were thinking when watching the first 20 minutes of Sunday's game.
Sunday's national game on CBS, mainly Patriots-Jets, earned its highest preliminary rating for its first broadcast of the season since the network resumed televising the NFL in 1998.
For 30 minutes on Sunday the Jets played like the guys who we thought they were, worthy of all the seemingly undeserved praise that's been bestowed upon them ever since that disappointing result last January in Indianapolis.
The Jets found a way to win despite losing Darrelle Revis for the whole second half with an injured hamstring, Nick Mangold for a series with a shoulder injury, and Jason Taylor for a few plays with an injured elbow.
The New York Jets were developing all the bona fides of a bust. Then, of course, the Jets stomp the Patriots and cruise to a 28-14 victory.
It came as no surprise to me that Darrelle Revis exited yesterday's game having aggravated his left hamstring. Hamstring injuries just don't resolve in a matter of days, especially so when an athlete is required to jump, leap, run and cut with abandon.
Sure, it's only two weeks into the NFL season. Still, look who is undefeated - and who is winless.
