Jets Look To Play Role Of Spoiler Against Dolphins
Matt Moore last started an NFL game in the 2011 season finale, when the Miami Dolphins beat the New York Jets and Todd Bowles was his coach.
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Matt Moore last started an NFL game in the 2011 season finale, when the Miami Dolphins beat the New York Jets and Todd Bowles was his coach.
Petty and Hackenberg, who has yet to win himself a gameday uniform, could wind up on the short end of the evaluation stick if recent reports of the Jets' interest in North Carolina's Mitch Trubisky are true.
The New York Jets wide receiver has criticized Miami's Byron Maxwell for holding on plays too much, so Marshall has a plan to make sure the Dolphins cornerback gets called for some penalties.
Bryce Petty acknowledged he had some nervous moments going into last week's game at San Francisco, something that surprised him.
Forte suspects he has played with the issue all season and that he aggravated it in Sunday's win at San Francisco.
The 6-foot-3, 200-pound strong-armed QB has completed 68.9 percent of his passes and thrown for for 3,468 yards, 28 touchdowns and four interceptions this season for the 8-4 Tar Heels.
Also Monday, Konrad Reuland, who was Sanchez's childhood friend and also a Jets teammate, died after suffering a brain aneurysm.
Few NFL players have had the kaleidoscopic career that Marshall has. From impetuous to irrepressible to irresistible. No one ever doubted Marshall's talent. Yet he was almost as transient as Fitzpatrick.
Robby Anderson is a low-key, soft-spoken guy who would rather make noise with his play than his mouth. Well, the rookie wide receiver has been pretty loud on the field lately.
The team also announced it had promoted safety Ronald Martin and offensive lineman Craig Watts from the practice squad. Guard Martin Wallace was also signed to the practice squad.
Reuland spent the 2012 and '13 seasons with the Jets. He played in 26 games, starting three, and caught 12 passes for 90 yards.
Backup quarterbacks square off Saturday night in the Meadowlands, as Matt Moore's Miami Dolphins visit Bryce Petty's New York Jets with huge playoff implications on the line for the hated visitors.
Rough beginning, gritty finish — and a mostly solid performance. That was Bryce Petty's second NFL start in a nutshell, a 23-17 overtime victory for the New York Jets on Sunday at San Francisco.
The Jets played well enough and long enough on Sunday to escape the architectural disaster known as Levi Stadium and the athletic disaster known as the 49ers.
The Jets (4-9) trailed 17-3 entering the second half but scored 20 unanswered points to end their four-game losing streak and hand San Francisco (1-12) its 12th straight loss, an ongoing franchise record.
