PHOTOS: Jets Celebrity Fans
A look at the New York Jets' most famous fans.
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A look at the New York Jets' most famous fans.
There's a relatively new school of thought that it's OK to tank in the NFL and rebuild a team through the draft.
Raymond was claimed off waivers by the Jets on Sept. 3 after he played his rookie season with Denver last year.
Things appear pretty bleak for the Jets just two games into the season. The dismal 0-2 start is certainly no surprise, especially to the many fans and media who struggled to find a possible win while handicapping the schedule in the preseason.
With less than a minute left and the ball at the New York 6-yard line, Oakland quarterback Derek Carr tried to draw the Jets offsides, which would have given the Raiders a first-and-goal.
On Sunday, the Jets were doing something you didn't expect when they flew five hours to California to face a Super Bowl contender: playing like an NFL team.
Marshawn Lynch celebrated his first home game for his hometown team by running for a touchdown and delighting the fans with a lengthy sideline dance in the fourth quarter of the Raiders' victory over the New York Jets on Sunday.
The film confirmed everything the Jets already knew about Khalil Mack. Now, they've got to figure out how to stop Oakland's sack-happy pass rusher.
Doctors have recommended that Jets linebacker Lorenzo Mauldin undergo season-ending back surgery, coach Todd Bowles said Thursday.
Todd Bowles wants to see a lot more from his defensive line. The Jets coach knows the big men up front have the potential to be dominant. He also made it clear that they played below their expected standards in the season opener at Buffalo.
Jermaine Kearse is no fan of the Oakland Raiders' home field.
There was plenty of blame to go around for the Jets' season-opening loss in Buffalo.
No one should have been surprised at the outcome of the Jets' season opener in Buffalo on Sunday.
The Jets played hard Sunday. They may continue to do so all season. All the way to Sam Darnold, in fact.
Most everyone expected Josh McCown and the Jets' patchwork offense to be a work in progress opening the season. That certainly wasn't the case for coach Todd Bowles' pride and joy: the Jets run-stoppers.
