Schwartz: Farewell, Jets Beat; Will Rex's Gang Show Up Sunday?
I've collected a lot of memories in three seasons covering the team for WFAN. Here's a list of my five favorite moments.
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I've collected a lot of memories in three seasons covering the team for WFAN. Here's a list of my five favorite moments.
This week's Pro Bowl reveal showed us that even as the local teams take a big pratfall, some players remained on their feet long enough to be recognized by their peers.
Greg McElroy has a concussion -- which he didn't reveal until Thursday -- and will be replaced by Mark Sanchez as the Jets' starting quarterback in the season finale at Buffalo on Sunday.
Tim Tebow deserved this opportunity to start on Sunday but instead fear ruled the decision. Fear of what Tebow in his unconventional style might do. Fear that Jets fans will see the fraud of Sanchez and clamor for more Tebow.
Heads will likely roll this offseason, but Jets fans must be out of their minds to consider trashing head coach Rex Ryan. In fact, this might be the finest coaching job he's done in his time in New York.
Pride. Honor. Dignity. You know exactly where a team stands when coaches use these terms. In other areas of life, they are qualities by which one tries to build a life. When a football coach uses them, it means that his team is most likely losing.
In an otherwise forgettable season, the Jets did get some good news on Wednesday as it was learned that two of the members of their secondary were named to the Pro Bowl.
Tim Tebow said that he never asked out of running Wildcat plays last week, but the Jets' backup quarterback acknowledges that Rex Ryan may have misunderstood him.
Is Bill Parcells the perfect man to fix the mess that the Jets are currently in? He might be, as current general manager Mike Tannenbaum's job isn't safe, according to league sources
There's always an uproar when the tabloids start in with their use of unnamed sources. But a funny thing happened when Tim Tebow became the subject -- and I can't say I'm surprised.
The Jets need a quarterback... could Mike Vick be their guy at the start of the 2013 season?
Ernie Palladino plays Santa and hands out Christmas presents to New York sports icons.
Sources telling different stories on the Tim Tebow wildcat controversy.
My guess is that the Jets took one look at Tebow during off-season workouts, then another in training camp, and then came to the decision that they made a horrible mistake.
Tebow said "it just happened" that he didn't play in the package usually reserved for him, but multiple reports said he actually asked out of running the wildcat earlier in the week.
McElroy, the third-stringer who was starting for the benched Mark Sanchez, moved the offense for the Jets (6-9) early but faced pressure all game.
Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow are both active as Greg McElroy's backups in the New York Jets' regular-season home finale against the San Diego Chargers.
Today's eve of Christmas Eve game against the Chargers is an important one for the Jets, who know it's now or never. Whether they play naughty or nice, it's a lock that Santa will be visiting the parking lots at MetLife Stadium this Sunday. Rumor has it he's trading in his red suit for a green one. Here are a few tips on how to welcome Santa and some great Christmas celebrating ideas for your holiday tailgating party.
Reports are saying that Mark Sanchez will be the backup to McElroy. However, if Sanchez, Tebow and McElroy are active, Ryan and the Jets wouldn't be required to announce their No. 2 and No. 3 designations.
"I really haven't even thought about it," Sanchez said Friday. "Honestly, I'm a Jet. That's all I've known."
Tannenbaum and the ridiculous quarterbacks he has given Ryan and the coaching staff are the real cause of the Jets demise.
Mark Sanchez is right, he may not know who holds his future. All he should know is that his future isn't here.
Pettine "will effectively become a free agent after the season," Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News reported Friday.
There are two games left to play before an offseason of uncertainty begins for the New York Jets.
Yeah, I get it. You're ticked off. But what if Greg McElroy turns out to be special, and you sold your tickets to do some holiday shopping? Don't be that guy!