Jets Cornerback Berry Placed On Season-Ending IR
Jets cornerback Aaron Berry will miss the season after injuring a knee on the first day of practice at training camp.
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Jets cornerback Aaron Berry will miss the season after injuring a knee on the first day of practice at training camp.
As far as Sanchez is concerned, there's no way he won't be out there under center against Tampa Bay at MetLife Stadium in the season opener.
He didn't practice Friday because he's still recovering from a serious foot injury that sidelined him for most of last season. And he isn't sure when — or even if — he'll play this season.
Less is more, Rex. Instead of becoming a complete football coach, dance with what brought you to this level: defense.
The Jets' first-round draft pick, cornerback Dee Milliner, did not show up to camp on Thursday and is holding out over his rookie contract.
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Former Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis seems to be loving his new team, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, much more than Gang Green.
Coach Rex Ryan said in a statement after media availability Thursday that the team knew Goodson wasn't going to report to camp on time and "we understand why he's not here."
The real stuff starts when the team practices for the first time Friday, with all eyes on the two guys under center as the Jets try to decide on a starter.
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For the vast majority of the past 40 years the Jets have gotten the quarterback position all wrong. That doesn't have to be the case this time around.
Darrelle Revis is long gone. So is Tim Tebow. And so are several other players from last year's dismal Jets team. It's time to start fresh at Camp Cortland.
Edwards took a physical with the team Wednesday, and will help add depth to a receiving corps that lacks experience.
Fortunately for Jets head coach Rex Ryan, his future at the helm of the team is not necessary tied to whether or not the Jets make the playoffs in 2013.
Pending a physical, wide receiver Braylon Edwards will be suiting back up for the Jets in time for training camp, sources told the New York Daily News.
The Jets placed the wide receiver on the active-physically unable to perform list Tuesday, an expected move as Holmes recovers from a serious foot injury that ended his season last year after four games.
The Jets have agreed to terms on a one-year deal with veteran kicker Billy Cundiff, who will compete with Nick Folk for the job in training camp.
The New York Jets have signed quarterback Geno Smith, their second-round draft pick, to a four-year contract that is worth about $5 million.
The New York Jets are bringing in a pair of wide receivers and a kicker for a look-see, according to multiple reports.
Smith told the Charleston (W. Va.) Gazette that he's "prepared" and "getting better daily" as training camp nears at SUNY Cortland, where the rookie will be competing with incumbent starter Mark Sanchez.
If Holmes is not ready to play when training camp opens, the Jets could place him on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list.
It would be a difficult decision for any coach, but Ryan seems to have a handle on it -- at least a better one than when he dealt with the quarterback situation during his rookie coaching season in 2009.
Wide receiver Stephen Hill predicts a postseason run for the Jets this year. "Oh yes, definitely," Hill told the NFL Network. "We will be in the playoffs, and deep in the playoffs."
Real Madrid tops Forbes' list of 50 most valuable sports teams, with Manchester United and Barcelona holding the next two spots.
Jerry Oppenheimer's "Crazy Rich: Power, Scandal and Tragedy Inside the Johnson & Johnson Dynasty" is set to come out next month, and the New York Post reported a harrowing story that will be featured in the book.
