No Purge Yet -- Jets Re-Sign Right Guard Winters To 4-Year Deal
The New York Jets are off to a quick start in what's expected to be a busy offseason.
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The New York Jets are off to a quick start in what's expected to be a busy offseason.
Those who still crave the clown hijinks, high-wire daring and animal acts that became a staple of "The Greatest Show on Earth" need only buy a ducat or two for the 2017 edition of the "Worst Show in the NFL."
The Jets reportedly have scheduled an interview with Broncos running backs coach Eric Studesville for their offensive coordinator vacancy.
He will replaced Raiders defensive end Khalil Mack, who pulled out of the game because of an injury.
Mike Maccagnan has lots of work to do this offseason, a laundry list of items needed to help turn the New York Jets in the right direction.
Woody Johnson insists he's like a lot of New York Jets fans: frustrated after a brutal season and hungry for success.
This could be an offseason of wholesale changes on the roster, as well as the coaching staff.
Sorting through the wreckage of a 48th consecutive lost Jets season, I am most concerned that this 5-11 step back is not merely a one-off situation.
Brandon Marshall thought the New York Jets' dismal season really stunk.
Head coach Todd Bowles may have survived the 5-11 nightmare of a season, but there will be several new faces on the Jets' coaching staff in 2017.
Brandon Marshall knows exactly where he wants to play next season. The question is whether the New York Jets want the veteran wide receiver back.
The Jets could soon have a new owner. Well, not in the true sense of the word, but it's looking more and more likely that Woody Johnson won't be officially calling the shots in 2017.
It's odd putting a postmortem on a season that died two months ago, but the Jets too often put sportswriters in that position.
Ryan Fitzpatrick, likely making his final appearance in a New York Jets uniform, threw a pair of short touchdown passes Sunday afternoon as the Jets routed the Buffalo Bills, 30-10, in the season finale at MetLife Stadium.
Muhammad Wilkerson knew something was wrong with his ankle early in the season. The New York Jets defensive end wasn't his usual playmaking self, unable to move around the field the way he has for most of his career.
