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The Baltimore Ravens starred in this version of "Hard Knocks," punishing the New York Jets with plenty of them. The Jets intrigued audiences in the preseason with their no-holds-barred, behind-the-scenes TV show, but it was the Ravens who grabbed the spotlight Monday night in a 10-9 victory.
After a summer in the spotlight, the Jets are under scrutiny again. The "Hard Knocks" stars are being investigated by the NFL for the way Jets players and coaches carried on when they were visited by a female reporter from a Mexican TV network during the team's practice Saturday.
LaDainian Tomlinson is persona non grata to many now that he's supposedly "over the hill," but to Jets fans he's a present teased early with instructions from the messenger not to open until 1985.
After getting used to their new home with two pre-season games, the Jets will play their first regular season game in the New Meadowlands Stadium tonight.
Ines Sainz, a reporter for Mexico's TV Azteca doing a story on quarterback Mark Sanchez, had footballs thrown in her direction by a Jets coach during practice and players later called out to her in the team's locker room.
For a team that has its sights set on getting to a Super Bowl, and winning it, the play of Mark Sanchez is going to be crucial.
The 33-year-old defensive end thinks his team has a legitimate shot at making a Super Bowl run, something Ellis has dreamed about since being the 12th overall draft pick out of Tennessee in 2000.
He says the ankle "feels a lot better," but whether he plays is "up to the coaches." Coach Rex Ryan says Pool has been a quick healer, but the team also doesn't want to risk further injury.
The Houston Texans and New York Jets need to put up or shut up early. Right away, in fact, as the NFL season kicks off.
Sanchez has hit the books hard since last offseason, using the down time while he was rehabilitating from offseason knee surgery to increase his familiarity of the playbook.
I'm searching for clarity on something, a concept that has been much talked about, but not even remotely defined. What does it mean to "Play Like A Jet?"
Kevin Mawae, president of the NFL Players Association and former Jets center, is retiring from the NFL after 16 seasons and eight Pro Bowls.
The Giants and Jets simply aren't as good as you think. Was former defensive coordinator Bill Sheridan really the defensive problem? Is Perry Fewell really the answer?
A well-rested Rice figures to be heavily involved as the Ravens prepare for Monday night's season opener against the New York Jets.
