Jets Expect Re-Acquired Edwards To Make Debut
Rex Ryan expects Braylon Edwards and Tim Tebow to ready for the Jets' Monday night game against the Titans.
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Rex Ryan expects Braylon Edwards and Tim Tebow to ready for the Jets' Monday night game against the Titans.
The New York Giants will wear S.H.E.S. on the back of their helmets on Sunday in memory of those lost in the Sandy Hook Elementary tragedy.
Jets rookie defensive lineman Quinton Coples has been fined $15,000 by the NFL on Friday.
Rex Ryan reversed his decision Friday, saying the backup quarterback could actually participate in the wildcat-style offense.
Tim Tebow's days of running the New York Jets' wildcat-style offense appear over for now.
The Jets' reunion with Braylon Edwards is already off to an odd start.
So what causes these odd alliances? Like politics, a mutual need. When boxed into a corner, old hatchets get buried for the mutual good. In the end, it's just business.
The fact that the team's management caved in to the pressure of fans and media to re-sign a player who wasn't ever a part of their future after 2012 is a sign that this team lacks direction at the top.
Braylon Edwards is back with the New York Jets -- a week after bashing them. The veteran wide receiver was awarded to New York off waivers from Seattle on Tuesday as the Jets try to bolster their injured receiving corps with a familiar face.
"The locker room is so confident, guys are so confident," DeVito said. "I have no doubt that we can win these three games, and then we'll see wherever the chips fall."
Concise, humble, understated. Life would have been a lot easier for Rex Ryan if he had acted like that a long time ago.
Ryan's swagger made for plenty of headlines during his first three seasons in New York. Now, it's what the coach doesn't say that raises some eyebrows.
When it comes to the Jets, there have been but a few stories this season that warranted further attention. One stars Muhammad Wilkerson, a behemoth of a man who has quietly become a very good player.
Don't look now -- the Jets could have a respectable record and a chance at the playoffs when it's all said and done. But is it realistic to think they'll have a shot?
There's no reason to print playoff tickets or plan a parade down One Jets Drive, but Gang Green has somehow found a way to hang in there. At least for the moment.
It was ugly, but the Jets survived with a victory in Jacksonville.
A week after leading the Jets to victory, Greg McElroy is listed as inactive against the Jaguars.
Dustin Keller will miss the Jets' game in Jacksonville due to a sprained left ankle.
Rex Ryan will make a game-time decision on Tim Tebow's status for Sunday's game against the Jaguars.
Is under pressure Jets' quarterback Mark Sanchez fixable?
Ex-Jet Jason Fabini's Indiana properties have been raided by an FBI task force combatting illegal drugs and violent crime.
The NFL without kickoffs? It will soon be under consideration. "Eventually you would almost have a flag football league," said Domenik Hixon of the Giants.
The Jaguars are really bad. Really bad. So even if Mark Sanchez is pulled again, I can't see how the Jets lose this game.
Coach Rex Ryan made the bold choice to stick with Sanchez, and he disagrees with the notion that his future is tied to the success of the quarterback.
