Bowles: Whitehead Out At Least 'A Little While' With Broken Foot
New York Jets wide receiver Lucky Whitehead has a broken foot and will be sidelined indefinitely.
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New York Jets wide receiver Lucky Whitehead has a broken foot and will be sidelined indefinitely.
The 31-year-old running back has not practiced fully since injuring a hamstring during practice on July 31.
Connie Carberg was incredibly antsy, barely able to contain her excitement a few moments before picking up the phone and making one of the most important calls in New York Jets history.
Football fans have been starved for live action for so long that it's no wonder some have forgotten an important NFL axiom.
Just a few weeks from the NFL season, Colin Kaepernick is still unemployed. And if the Ravens or Broncos or teams of greater timbre still balk on Kaepernick, then why not the Jets?
The Jets have signed safety Robenson Therezie and waived fullback Algernon Brown.
Christian Hackenberg, a second-round pick in 2016, took over for McCown and played until late in the third quarter. Hackenberg was 18 of 25 for 127 yards.
The pass came down the middle of the field, was tipped by one Jets defender and then linebacker Bruce Carter tried to corral it. The ball hit the turf and Carter pounded the ground.
The critics and cynics smell blood. And lord knows the Jets are chumming the waters.
The Jets may be headed for a season as catastrophic as any in NFL history, but the dire expectations just might be a saving grace for head coach Todd Bowles.
Pop quiz: Name the New York Jets' No. 1 wide receiver.
Darron Lee took the field at times last season and all kinds of thoughts would rush through his head.
Wide receiver Quincy Enunwa is expected to miss the upcoming season after suffering a season-ending neck injury in practice Saturday.
Next up, we take a look at the best players in the AFC East on the defensive side of the ball.
The Jets didn't need Quincy Enunwa's face-plant Saturday to drive home the thinned nature of their receiving corps.
