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Garay is known for having a shape-shifting beard and a "Hello Kitty" Smart car. So yeah, the guy knows how to have a good time. And there's just one way to do that in football: winning.
Barnes was a fourth-round draft pick of Baltimore in 2007 and played two of his three years with the Ravens under then-defensive coordinator and current Jets coach Rex Ryan.
If you know anything about how the Jets operated prior to this offseason, you are very much aware that Florham Park, N.J., was the NFL's version of the Wild West. But then John Idzik rode into town on an old paint.
It's March 18, and Tim Tebow is still a member of the NFL. But if that changes, the Jets backup quarterback will have at least one club knocking on his door from the Arena Football League.
Woody Johnson told reporters that the Jets would like to keep Darrelle Revis, the subject of rampant trade rumors, "but we're trying to make the team better. He's on the team right now."
The Jets have re-signed kicker Nick Folk.
On Saturday, Revis was handed a $1 million roster bonus in accordance to his contract.
Colon, a fourth-round draft pick by the Steelers in 2006, will add depth to the Jets' offensive line and could potentially fill one of the guard spots, as Brandon Moore and Matt Slauson are free agents.
It's likely that 2013 will be a tough year for the Jets. That's why they can't afford to suffer their first true loss this weekend by speeding up a Revis deal.
Jets president Neil Glat said that about 3,000 seats in the upper level will cost $50 per game, raising the total of such tickets to nearly 9,000 out of 27,000 upper-bowl seats. No public seat licenses are charged for upper-level seats.
The former New York Jet signed a one-year contract with the Dolphins. He said he wanted to join a playoff contender and likes the Dolphins' chances under coach Joe Philbin in 2013.
The running back will have a chance to fill the shoes left behind by Shonn Greene, who signed with the Tennessee Titans earlier this week.
They're a circus. Players don't like circuses. If they did, they'd all know how to juggle by now.
The Cardinals are expected to release quarterback Kevin Kolb, and if they do general manager John Idzik will consider signing him, according to a report.
The Jets are definitely trading Darrelle Revis, right? Maybe not. The team is entertaining offers but not "actively shopping" the NFL's top cornerback, according to the New York Post.
On a day of defections for the Jets, there was a silver lining.
The Giants signed free-agent kicker Josh Brown to a one-year deal on Wednesday. The signing means that the Lawrence Tynes era in East Rutherford is likely over.
The Buccaneers have become major players in the sweepstakes for the Jets' star, according to multiple reports. Tampa Bay has more than $30 million in cap room and could use a significant boost in its secondary.
Shortly after Gang Green released nose tackle Sione Po'uha, free-agent defensive tackle Mike DeVito signed a three-year deal with the Chiefs, according to multiple reports.
It has already been an interesting week at Mets and Yankees camp. Who knows what the next few days will bring?
Cromartie drops his base salary from $7 million to about $840,000 — with an $8.5 million signing bonus spread out over two years.
Despite not taking a regular-season snap in the NFL since 2010, the 35-year-old veteran is healthy and looking forward to trying to beat out Mark Sanchez and whoever else might be in the mix at quarterback for the Jets this season.
Jets wide receiver Santonio Holmes has agreed to restructure his contract and will remain with Gang Green for the 2013 campaign, according to a report.
The Revis watch is officially on. General manager John Idzik and the Jets are "poised" to trade the NFL's top cornerback "in the coming days at the right price," according to the Daily News.
Following the announcement of the signing, the newest member of Gang Green tweeted: "Just made it official!! I am a New York Jet!!!!!" Garrard has a 39-37 record in 79 career starts, all with the Jaguars.
