Jets' Laveranues Coles Cut, Contemplating Retirement
Laveranues Coles' third tour with the Jets ended before it really got started. Unless, of course, New York brings him back a fourth time.
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Laveranues Coles' third tour with the Jets ended before it really got started. Unless, of course, New York brings him back a fourth time.
Calvin Pace will be sidelined for at least the first game of the season - again.
Coach Rex Ryan says Pace has "something with his foot," an injury suffered in the Jets' 16-11 loss Friday night. Pace, who led the team with eight sacks last season, left the game in the third quarter.
Linebacker Calvin Pace suffered a foot injury in Gang Green's 16-11 loss to the Redskins at New Meadowlands Stadium
Mark Sanchez and the New York Jets' offense sputtered again. They at least left the game against the Washington Redskins on a positive note.
Friday's pre-season game is a final dress rehearsal for the Jets starters.
What went down on Wednesday was more like a surprise party that lacked a guest of honor. In the end there was no party. In fact, someone left the cake out in the rain.
When it comes to juicy story lines and colorful personalities, the big-talking, foul-mouthed New York Jets have the perfect cast of characters.
NFL owners are eager to increase the regular season from 16 to 18 games. The players aren't so sure.
A league source confirmed on Wednesday night that the Jets' offer was 10 years, $122 million. "It's beyond reality that he's holding out," said the source. "He should take the deal."
The average value for NFL teams has fallen for the first time since Forbes began keeping track in 1998.
Rex Ryan strolled over to the stands, dozens of fans screaming his name. The New York Jets coach was getting the rock star treatment in the team's return to Hofstra University on Wednesday night.
Rex Ryan boldly declared at his introductory news conference 19 months ago that the Jets would meet President Barack Obama in a few years. Well, someday means now for Ryan, whose team fell a win short of reaching the Super Bowl last season.
The Darrelle Revis contract situation took a strange turn with reports that the Jets' holdout cornerback may be close to signing a new deal. Owner Woody Johnson refutes the claim.
The New York Jets quarterback will wear a protective brace on his surgically repaired left knee "probably forever" to guard against future injuries after a scare in the preseason game against Carolina last Saturday.
