Report: Jets Show Interest In USC Quarterback Matt Barkley At NFL Combine
Each team is given the opportunity to hold 60 player interviews, and the Jets were one of nine teams to interview former USC quarterback Matt Barkley, according to a report.
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Each team is given the opportunity to hold 60 player interviews, and the Jets were one of nine teams to interview former USC quarterback Matt Barkley, according to a report.
In search of more salary cap relief, the Jets will attempt to restructure the deal of wide receiver Santonio Holmes, according to multiple reports.
At the NFL's annual scouting combine on Thursday, new general manager John Idzik spent the first eight minutes of his news conference addressing Revis questions. He said that nothing has changed and the Jets still want him.
"I can understand if you're 180 pounds and trying to block a 300-pound guy, and you know you have no chance," Cushing said. "But I'm not looking, we're behind the ball, and it's low. And (Slauson) specifically, with a purpose, went for the knee."
One of the beauties of football, where on-field narcissism is suppressed by pads, helmets, flags and facemasks, is the ancient axiom that no player is above the team. Revis is quickly forgetting.
"(Revis) came off disrespectful," Sherman said. "Words need to be said, because apparently he's just going to disrespect my game. I don't know exactly what he's done stats-wise to earn the right to talk down to people."
Tebow was criticized heavily and loudly by some for agreeing to share the stage with Dr. Robert Jeffress, who has made headlines for his comments on gays, other religions and President Barack Obama.
The 2012 First Team All-Pro has been calling himself the best cornerback in the league following his successful 2012 campaign, and Darrelle Revis decided to call him out on Twitter on Wednesday.
John Idzik can't trade the former first-round pick until March 12, but according to a report he will attempt to shop him to other teams at the 2013 NFL Combine this week.
It boils down to this: this is none of Revis' concern. Rehab, get ready to play. That's his job. The contract? That's his agent's job. Trades? That's up to the GM.
The New York Jets released veteran linebackers Bart Scott and Calvin Pace and three other players, clearing about $31 million in salary cap space.
Darrelle Revis is a very special talent. No one will ever dispute that. But this idea that he deserves special treatment during a time of organizational chaos shows he's not quite the team guy he wants you to believe he is.
Darrelle Revis says he's told the Jets "numerous times" that he wants to stay in New York. But there's persistent speculation the team will attempt to trade the four-time Pro Bowl cornerback this offseason.
Revis had quite a bit to say about being rendered speechless by reports that the Jets were going to attempt to trade him during the offseason.
Tebow is known for saying all the right things. Dr. Robert Jeffress, the pastor of a Dallas megachurch, has made headlines for his comments on gays, other religions and President Obama. Shortly the twain shall meet.
"This is a guy who was successful in high school, won championships in college, and he's the type of person who's either going to be successful as a pro quarterback or die trying," Tannenbaum said.
"All I needed him to say was that he apologizes and he won't say my name again -- I got that out of him," Weatherford said. "I got that out of him, and I'm good. I'm not looking to stir the pot any more by suing him. That's all I wanted."
After his release from the Giants last week, running back Ahmad Bradshaw left a "door open" for a possible return to Big Blue. It seems he also has an eye on the Giants' co-tenants at MetLife Stadium.
"The league is considering various options that include the possibility of delaying the contest several days in the event of a weather emergency on game day," the report said. "The league even could decide to play the game on Saturday..."
Remember all that Michael-Vick-to-the-Jets talk? Many dismissed it out of the gate as unlikely, and now it's officially off the table.
"This right now, this weather, is the NFL's worst nightmare for next year," WFAN co-host Craig Carton said Friday.
The moves would save new Jets general manager John Idzik a whopping $27.7 million in cap space and bring Gang Green under the expected $121.1 million cap, the Daily News reported.
Ryan has filled out his coaching staff by hiring Brian VanGorder as linebackers coach and Bobby April III as a defensive quality-control coach.
Yep, we're still talking about Tim Tebow.
The New York Jets have fired offensive line coach Dave DeGuglielmo and hired former NFL punter Louie Aguiar as an assistant as Rex Ryan filled out his coaching staff.
