Rex Ryan Sets Bart Scott Straight After Linebacker Criticizes Jets Fans
"You've got to appreciate our fans," Ryan said he told Scott. "Obviously, in the good times it's much easier than in the bad times, so I had that conversation with Bart."
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"You've got to appreciate our fans," Ryan said he told Scott. "Obviously, in the good times it's much easier than in the bad times, so I had that conversation with Bart."
Tom Coughlin wouldn't go light on this Jets team, he'd let them have it.
Peter Schwartz knows exactly who should fill Fireman Ed's shoes -- himself.
"I'll find 11 Jets fans," Carton said. "You can find 11 professional football players, and put your money where your mouth is ... You want to play Jets fans in dodgeball? Bring it son, cause we're ready to go!"
The Jets are having a brutal season. And it appears some fans have no problem telling them so.
The Jets have signed free agent wide receiver Mardy Gilyard.
Who says that it costs an arm and a leg to attend an NFL game? Well, it usually does, but that's not the case for this weekend's game at MetLife Stadium. As of Wednesday morning, tickets were selling for as low as $18 on StubHub.
Who is the best head coach in the NFL? Pick a side!
It is quite startling that two teams can share a sport, a state, and even a building and still be so different, so divergent.
Ryan isn't making wild predictions, but the Jets' coach still believes his team has a shot at the playoffs.
The most famous fan in New York -- and perhaps in the NFL -- is calling it quits, and while fans wrestle with the merits of "Fireman Ed," it is clear that no one is the winner in this situation.
Rex Ryan thinks Tim Tebow will be "ready to go" against the Cardinals on Sunday.
Which owner is less competent -- Woody Johnson or Fred Wilpon?
The Jets should go after Ravens Assistant General Manager Eric DeCosta and make him the new GM of Gang Green.
While your initial reaction to Ed Anzalone stepping away from his unofficial role as the Jets' most visible fan might have been a roll of the eyes or a snicker, just know this: He mattered.
The former New York City firefighter, who left the Jets' 49-19 loss to New England at halftime Thursday night, says that MetLife Stadium has become divided.
Rex Ryan insisted Tebow still could've played, but he had no intention of putting him on the field Thursday night unless it was an emergency.
Rex Ryan is embarrassed yet defiant after the New York Jets collapsed against the New England Patriots.
The embarrassment that was New York Jets football on Thanksgiving Night against the Patriots was painful for any Jets fan to watch.
Now they're just a punchline to a really bad joke, and after revealing their strange sense of comedy in a 49-19 loss to the Patriots on NBC's Thanksgiving Night showcase, the whole country knows it, too.
Jets fans wanted to see Tebow in a 49-19 blowout loss to New England on Thursday night. Turns out, there was little chance the backup quarterback would see a snap.
Patriots embarrassed the New York Jets with a 35-point second quarter in a 49-19 victory Thursday night.
Tim Tebow, whose role in the offense has been limited, fully participated in practice Wednesday despite a rib injury and is expected to play.
It's holiday time in New York, which means pundits from across all media platforms have been compiling their "relevant" lists from the past year. So, in keeping with tradition, here's my list.
It isn't one moment or mantra or mistake that felled the Jets this year, or any of the last 43 years. There is a systemic sickness in them, and it's hard to find a cure.
