Media Too Close For Comfort During Jets' Training Camp Scuffle
It seems there's never a dull moment in Cortland. At least when the Jets are in town.
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It seems there's never a dull moment in Cortland. At least when the Jets are in town.
Garrett Reid, the troubled 29-year-old son of Eagles coach Andy Reid, was found dead Sunday in a dorm room at the club's Lehigh University training camp, where he spent many summers hanging out with his father's team.
Today during Jerry Recco's highly anticipated 'Moment of the Day' we heard Craig run down a list of the Jets attempts to gain notoriety over the last few years.
Boomer had to know he would set off a fire storm of sorts for suggesting that the Jets go ahead and cut Tim Tebow right now, in turn ending the circus like atmosphere that has followed Gang Green since trading for the 'backup' quarterback.
Derek Jeter is well known for his accomplishments both on and off the field, which is why it seemed a bit odd to learn that Saturday night the Yankees' Captain attended Mike Tyson's show on Broadway all by himself.
Boomer and Craig began this Monday edition of the Morning Extravaganza by talking about the Yankees, as they continue to 'tread water' as the Booms put it.
Pro Bowl Jets' center Nick Mangold was proud of his sister, Holley who competed in Olympic weightlifting.
Cortland, New York has suddenly become Tebow Town, USA.
A crowd of 9,401 packed into SUNY Cortland Stadium. To nobody's surprise, there were plenty of No. 15 Tebow jerseys in the crowd, but Sanchez was not devoid of his followers.
New York Jets' favorite Curtis Martin was among the class enshrined
Rex Ryan believed Santonio Holmes suffered a broken rib during Saturday's scrimmage. Luckily for the Jets, x-rays were negative.
Jets' defensive lineman Kenrick Ellis is ready to begin again after serving his jail sentence.
Fans are familiar with the exploits of the Packers, Patriots, Saints and 49ers. However, there are four teams that may be ready to jump up and challenge the league's elite teams.
This is shaping up to be quite a weekend for Gang Green. The highlight of Friday's practice was when Mark Sanchez threw a "game-winning" touchdown to Patrick Turner, after the defense dominated almost all of the workout.
If you've never been a proponent of the name on the back of the jersey being more important than the one on the front, you absolutely should make an exception this weekend.
Jets cornerback Antonio Cromartie spoke about his wide receiver comment for the first time on Friday, and clarified what many believed to be an insulting and controversial slight.
You have Rex Ryan, who curses like a liquored up ensign, next to the quintessential choirboy. These are the contradictions that make Tebow and the Jets so flawed and so fascinating.
Battling the odds is nothing new to the Jets backup quarterback, who -- like his coach -- has overcome dyslexia to reach the highest level of the sport.
After last season's locker room turmoil and disappointing 8-8 finish, Rex Ryan he'd be more "hands-on." Mission accomplished -- so far. Make it two budding controversies extinguished by the coach.
President Barack Obama may not be anywhere near Jets training camp at SUNY Cortland, but that doesn't mean he's out of the Tebow-mania loop.
Tim Tebow excelled in the Wildcat offense at Jets' camp on Thursday, scoring three touchdowns.
Tim Tebow had another shaky day at practice on Wednesday as he was intercepted
Wednesday night's crowd at the Meadowlands was expected to be bigger than that of any Giants or Jets game. MetLife Stadium was to host more than 90,000 Jewish faithful.
Chaz Schilens was offended by cornerback Antonio Cromartie's recent comments that he thinks he's the New York Jets' second-best wide receiver, calling it a "slight" to the players at his position.
The Jets are trying to fit Tebow, a square peg, into a round hole. We all know what he is -- and it's not a pocket passer.
