Rex: Jets Not Ready To Place Revis On IR In Case He's Able To Play In Super Bowl
Rex Ryan has not dashed his Super Bowl hopes — or the chance that Darrelle Revis will be there on the field with the New York Jets this season.
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Rex Ryan has not dashed his Super Bowl hopes — or the chance that Darrelle Revis will be there on the field with the New York Jets this season.
This year the Jets have not only spoken about moving on from the toxicity of a season ago, but in their actions they've done just that.
The superstar cornerback is out this season with a torn knee ligament which he suffered in Week 3. But that won't dissuade the Jets' decision-makers from trying to ink the 27-year-old to a long-term contract, according to a report.
Cromartie has already claimed his position as the Jets' so-called second-best wide receiver. Turns out he also thinks he's the No. 2 cornerback in the NFL.
If they can't pull things together, the Jets will find themselves on "Eliminated From The Playoffs Island" a lot sooner than they thought.
Why don't we just get it over with and relegate the Jets to the Public Schools Athletic League?
It wasn't an act of desperation, but could be one of inspiration. If McKnight doesn't pan out, then he'll go back to offense and will continue to not carry the ball as the Jets' No. 3 running back.
"I mean, I was drafted as a running back," the former Southern California star said. "The way I took it was I wasn't good enough to play running back. I don't know if that's the case or not, but that's the way I'm looking at it right now."
Only a fool would eulogize the Jets -- a first-place team after three games -- in Week 4. Yet it won't be the first time I've acted the fool. The Jets' season is over. Done. Dead. Muerto.
After two days of marathon negotiations — and mounting frustration among coaches, players and fans — the NFL and the referees' union announced that a tentative agreement had been reached to end a lockout that began in June.
The Jets are converting special teamer Joe McKnight to cornerback.
It seems Dolphins running back Reggie Bush doesn't feel sorry for the Jets, who lost Darrelle Revis to a season-ending ACL tear on Sunday.
The move Tuesday gives the Jets' struggling running game some added depth behind starter Shonn Greene and backups Bilal Powell and Joe McKnight.
Like many football fans, New Jersey State Senate President Steve Sweeney has seen enough of the NFL's replacement officials.
When the Jets face the Bills in Week 17, who will be the starting QB? Mark Sanchez or Tim Tebow? Vote here!
In the aftermath of a win that sure felt like a loss, the Jets have been left with one indisputable truth: This is now Mark Sanchez's team.
Kyle Wilson, the spotlight is yours.
Thomas is back with the Jets - and he wants to finish his career with his original team.
The Jets must collectively step up now that Darrelle Revis is lost for the season.
Jets fans feared the worst on Sunday after watching Darrelle Revis go down on the field, clutching his left knee and writhing in pain. All hope was dashed Monday afternoon.
A Week 3 win in Miami. Tied for first place in the AFC East. Looking down on the New England Patriots in the standings. It all means little to the Jets right now.
Considering the Jets' numerous mistakes, it's hard to believe they beat the inferior Miami Dolphins.
Let's face it: after Sunday's 23-20 overtime victory over the Dolphins, the Jets deserve to be in first place about as much as I deserve to be the Pope.
Wildcat, shmildcat. Run the darned offense! Leave Tim Tebow on the punt team where he can do the most good. Other than that, he's better off on the sideline.
A pass caromed off Tim Tebow's helmet, which is how things went much of the day for the Jets. Then in overtime, the ball bounced their way.
