Silverman: It's Already Draft Season For Jets, Other Bottom Feeders
To teams like Cleveland, San Francisco, Jacksonville, Chicago and, yes, the New York Jets, there are no playoff preparations. There is only next year.
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To teams like Cleveland, San Francisco, Jacksonville, Chicago and, yes, the New York Jets, there are no playoff preparations. There is only next year.
Unfortunately, the clown show that sets up at the Patriots' Gillette Stadium on Saturday afternoon has proved otherwise, and not even a sled full of gifts from Santa will rescue this season from joke status.
James Carpenter knocked on the side of his locker — it's wooden — and shook his head at the fact that he's the last one standing.
Wesley Johnson watched his quarterback writhing on the turf and knew it was all his fault.
To say that this has been a disappointing season for the Jets would be an understatement.
Mistakes and missed opportunities have cost the New York Jets plenty of times, and that has weighed heavily on Brant Boyer.
Jets quarterback Bryce Petty is on track to play Saturday at New England after fully participating in Wednesday's practice.
The Jets have placed starting right guard Brian Winters and backup linebacker Mike Catapano on season-ending injured reserve.
Jets coach Todd Bowles said Tuesday he has addressed Sheldon Richardson about his vulgar Snapchat video, but he left reporters guessing about what that meant exactly.
Listed as double-digit underdogs, the New York Jets will have their hands full when they travel to Foxborough to take on Tom Brady, Bill Belichick and the red-hot New England Patriots in Week 16.
Cam Newton and the Panthers stuck it to Josh Norman and the Redskins on Monday night, helping the Buccaneers and Packers improve their playoff chances.
Petty was hurt on the first play of the fourth quarter in Saturday night's 34-13 loss to the Miami Dolphins when he got sandwiched by Cameron Wake and Ndamukong Suh as he completed a 28-yard pass to Robby Anderson.
With seven minutes left in the third quarter of the Jets-Dolphins game, the tandem in the TV booth tried to summon some energy from a lifeless game. Or at least a lifeless team.
The 7-second Snapchat video, posted on safety Rontez Miles' account, made the rounds on social media early Sunday morning after it was recorded before New York's 34-13 loss to Miami on Saturday night.
Matt Moore, making his first start in almost five years, threw a career-high four touchdown passes Saturday night as the Miami Dolphins ensured they'd keep pace in the AFC wild-card race with a 34-13 rout of the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium.
