Ray Lewis: Jets Have 'No Excuses' With Revis
In a conference call with New York media Thursday, Baltimore linebacker Ray Lewis said the Jets need to back up their Super Bowl talk.
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In a conference call with New York media Thursday, Baltimore linebacker Ray Lewis said the Jets need to back up their Super Bowl talk.
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan has selected Matt Slauson as the team's starting left guard over second-round draft pick Vladimir Ducasse.
By now, anyone with premium cable knows more about Rex Ryan and his band of merry Jets than they should. Fun stuff every week. So entertaining that it's almost sad to see the preseason end.
Tom Brady approached the mass of reporters waiting to talk to him and asked, "Who wants to talk football?" They wanted to talk contract.
Third down has a new meaning in the NFL this season. Season ticket sales declined for the third year in a row as teams struggle to get fans to the stadium in a weak economy.
With the season of Hard Knocks coming to an end and the regular season about to begin, Jets fan Jeff Capellini joined Neil Keefe to talk Hard Knocks and preview the 2010 Jets.
Tony Richardson is back paving the way for the New York Jets' running game. The veteran fullback was re-signed Tuesday, two days after he was cut.
Darrelle Revis is on the practice field for the New York Jets, a day after the All-Pro cornerback signed a four-year deal that ended his 36-day holdout.
Sure, Darrelle Revis is back in the fold. All is seemingly right in the Jets' world. That is until the offense has to go on the field. I hate to be a party pooper, but everything is not hunky-dory.
With his 36-day holdout over, Revis admitted to being a little nervous as he walked over to greet his teammates that he hadn't seen since the end of mini-camp.
Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum joined WFAN's Boomer & Carton to discuss the signing of cornerback Darrelle Revis.
Darrelle Revis and Rex Ryan looked at each other, huddled in a conference room in Florida, and immediately knew they had the same game plan. The New York Jets' star cornerback wanted to get back on the football field.
Santonio Holmes is one of 14 players who begin the NFL season on suspension.
After months of waiting and wondering about his future, the All-Pro cornerback strolled onto the practice field Monday for the first time since June and ended his long contract holdout with a four-year deal.
Coach Rex Ryan said the veteran fullback will be re-signed by New York on Tuesday, two days after the popular player was released in what was initially viewed as a cost-cutting move.
