Gailey Knows It's On Him To Solve Jets' Offensive Woes
Chan Gailey realizes there's plenty of blame to go around when it comes to the problems with the Jets' offense.
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Chan Gailey realizes there's plenty of blame to go around when it comes to the problems with the Jets' offense.
The New York Jets will honor the late Dennis Byrd in a pregame ceremony Sunday after he was killed last weekend in a car accident in Oklahoma.
As a Jets fan, I shouldn't be surprised when they flip-flop. It has been their go-to move whenever they have received bad press.
Jets rookie linebacker Darron Lee has a sprained ankle, and the first-round draft pick's availability is uncertain for Sunday's game against the Baltimore Ravens.
For the season, Ryan Fitzpatrick has completed just 57 percent of his passes and has tossed five TDs and 11 interceptions.
Jets coach Todd Bowles announced Wednesday he is replacing Ryan Fitzpatrick with Geno Smith under center for Sunday's game against the Baltimore Ravens.
It is getting late early around here. That Yogi-ism applies to the Jets, who still have to play two more games before they reach the midpoint of what has been a painful season.
Todd Bowles doesn't want to believe he's created a quarterback controversy for himself. He did. He sort of had to.
A pair of head coaches on the "hot seat" square off in Week 7 as John Harbaugh's Baltimore Ravens visit Todd Bowles' New York Jets at MetLife Stadium.
Bowles wouldn't say who will start under center Sunday against the Ravens. He, however, said he has revisited his decision and plans to discuss it with his staff.
Jets wide receiver Eric Decker underwent successful hip surgery Tuesday, the team announced.
The Jets look like a team that needs to be "blown up," WFAN's Mike Francesa said Tuesday.
The New York Jets found themselves on the losing end of a 28-3 beating at the hands of the Arizona Cardinals Monday night, thus, putting head coach Todd Bowles on the proverbial "Hot Seat" as Gang Green falls to 1-5 on the year.
The reasons for the Jets' 1-5 start go way beyond the ineptitude of quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick.
David Johnson rushed for 111 yards and three touchdowns, and the Arizona Cardinals shut down the listless New York Jets 28-3 on Monday night.
