Mark Sanchez, Jets Enter Training Camp In 'Attack Mode'
"It's our job as a team to find it here," Sanchez said of Cortland. "This is the best place for us to shut the doors, focus on us, focus on football and really start something special."
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"It's our job as a team to find it here," Sanchez said of Cortland. "This is the best place for us to shut the doors, focus on us, focus on football and really start something special."
With Jets camp underway, Craig instructed Al Dukes to call WFAN's own Peter Schwartz, who covers the Jets for the station, to get his take on the goings-on up in Cortland...
Craig got a laugh when he noticed that the NFL elected to feature Tim Tebow on the cover of their new sticker album, instead of perhaps a quarterback - or any player for that matter - that is actually going to start for his respective team...
Fans chanting his name and carrying banners proclaiming his greatness -- or otherwise -- will have to wait a couple of days. As the New York Jets reported to training camp Thursday, Tim Tebow simply was another player.
New York Jets safety LaRon Landry has been activated from the physically unable to perform list after passing his physical, and has been cleared to practice when the team opens training camp on Friday.
Take a deep breath and relax, Jets fans. Your All-Pro cornerback is in Cortland.
The Jets had some bad news Wednesday for their fans on Long Island.
The Jets had to relocate their training camp from Cortland last year because of the NFL lockout. And while quarterback Mark Sanchez doesn't want to say it hurt the team last season, a return to Central New York is certainly welcome.
Jerry Recco began his first update of the morning by rehashing everything that when on during the Yankees 5-2, rubber-game win over the Mariners yesterday afternoon in Seattle.
The Jets said Wednesday that the trade is contingent on Otah, sidelined most of the last two seasons by a nagging knee injury, passing his physical in the next seven days.
After last year's Super Bowl boasts and disappointing 8-8 finish, Jets coach Rex Ryan quit the guarantee-making business. But look who has taken the baton.
Umenyiora has had enough of his NFL colleagues making headlines for all the wrong reasons.The Giants star offered a simple solution on Tuesday: WWTD?
From Rex Ryan to Tim Tebow, the entire New York Jets organization is getting prepared and excited for next season.
In addition to backing up Mark Sanchez, Tim Tebow has been rumored to see time as a punt protector. But punt protection may not be all that Tebow is asked to partake in within the special-teams unit. He may also be utilized on kickoff coverage.
With the Jets, I have to deal with schizophrenia. Keep expectations low. Don't invest your passion this year. It has never been as easy as it sounds.
Getting back to Cortland could not have come at a better time for the Jets. They are trying to turn the page on the locker room turmoil of a year ago as they look to regain the chemistry and the magic that they had during the first two years of the Rex Ryan era.
The Jets are set to embark on arguably the most pivotal training camp in franchise history, and for the first time in a while they seem ready to focus almost exclusively on football. It's true.
Otah spent four seasons with the Panthers after being a first-round draft choice in 2008. He started all 29 games that he played. But last season, he played in only four games, then went on injured reserve on Oct. 19 with a left knee injury.
Tim Tebow's role with the Jets is unclear, but he's prepared for anything.
Darrelle Revis plans to report to Jets' training camp and will not hold out.
New York Jets Head Coach Rex Ryan has a very different look from the one he had when the team hired him.
The summers of Victor Cruz and Santonio Holmes will heat up significantly in a week. But for now, they're using up the bit of free time before training camp in very different ways that befit their current stations in life.
Rex Ryan is trimmer and healthier these days after dropping an impressive 106 pounds.
Santonio Holmes put the New York media on notice, telling NFL.com's Dave Dameshek and Adam Rank that if the New York media wants "to be part of the team," then they better "be there to support" the Jets.
Jim Leonhard, the starting safety the last three seasons, will not re-join the team after tearing his right patellar tendon and having major knee surgery.
