Report: Jets Out Of Mike Glennon Pursuit
According to multiple reports, the Jets have their eye on Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor, although it's not yet clear if he will become available.
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According to multiple reports, the Jets have their eye on Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor, although it's not yet clear if he will become available.
Speedster Jalin Marshall has been suspended four games for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing drugs, the Jets announced Tuesday.
The New York Jets are not raising ticket prices for the 2017 season.
Does Bowles still have enough goodwill to endure another subpar season? Is there any residual faerie dust from that 10-6 campaign? Can any of us reasonably expect Bowles to turn this woeful Jets roster into a playoff contender?
On the same day the Jets released wide receiver Brandon Marshall, Francesa warned Gang Green fans they are going to be in for a long season in 2017.
After the Jets kicked a litany of high-priced veterans to the curb these last few weeks, the team's fans better be on board with general manager Mike Maccagnan's new master plan.
Brandon Marshall is on the move again — and the New York Jets' roster purge of big-name players with big salaries continues.
Mangold apparently found out about his release while at Disney World and used the Splash Mountain ride to convey his feelings.
The Bills signed Taylor to a five-year, $90 million contract extension in August, but the team can opt out of the deal by March 11.
Todd Bowles doesn't see the big deal the Jets gave Darrelle Revis a few years ago as a bad investment.
Three news items from Tuesday reveal just how differently the two top sports in our society go about their business.
Jets' history is littered with tragedies, and the fall from grace of future Hall of Fame cornerback Darrelle Revis is just more piling on.
The 31-year-old Revis played eight seasons with the Jets and had 25 interceptions and 112 passes defended.
Only in the Wizard-of-Oz world of the Jets would we so often consider the absurd. Like Tony Romo playing at MetLife Stadium.
When the kids start running around in their pajamas at the end of the week at the NFL Scouting Combine, the Jets have given themselves little option but to focus on offensive linemen.
