Jets Hire Tony Sparano As Offensive Coordinator; Schottenheimer Thanks Rex
Brian Schottenheimer is off the hot seat and out the door. Enter former Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano.
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Brian Schottenheimer is off the hot seat and out the door. Enter former Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano.
A psychiatrist and a psychologist will examine former New York Jets safety Corwin Brown to determine his mental status as he faces charges of striking his wife and holding her hostage in their home, a judge said Wednesday.
When Jerry Recco began his first update, he did so by playing a cut of Mark Sanchez shortly after the Jets' season ending, 19-17 loss to the Miami Dolphins.
Despite the absence of his radio partner, Boomer Esiason, Craig began today's show in an exceptionally chipper mood.
Apparently Brian Schottenheimer has had his fill of the Jets, their fans and the Tri-State Area. Tony Sparano, on the other hand, will now get to see what life is like on the other side of a rivalry.
Sal Alosi, the former New York Jets assistant coach who resigned last year after tripping an opposing player on the sideline, has been hired by UCLA as its strength and conditioning coordinator.
The Jets say they want to retain offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer. But what if they have a change of heart -- or if he lands a head coaching job elsewhere?
Bill Parcells moved one step closer to Canton on Saturday when the Pro Football Hall of Fame released a list of 15 modern-era finalists for enshrinement that included the Super Bowl-winning coach.
Jets running back LaDainian Tomlinson has told a San Diego radio station that he is considering calling an end to his 11-year NFL career.
Happy New Year to you! Why not reach for the sky in hoping for the following in 2012...
To many, this week represents a restoration to the status quo, a microcosm of the last 30 years, full of sound and fury over the Jets' latest gag.
There is little doubt that the Jets have a problem. And there is far lesser reason to doubt Greg McElroy's account of it than there is to believe GM Mike Tannenbaum's.
Bart Scott faces an uncertain future with the Jets. But what's for sure is the linebacker's obscene salute toward a newspaper photographer will cost him $10,000.
Jets rookie quarterback Greg McElroy says there was a "corrupt mind-set" in the locker room, and the team included some "extremely selfish individuals."
Despite the distraction he has become, because of his big contract it is unlikely that the Jets will be able to rid themselves of Santonio Holmes before next season.
Remember this, everything begins and ends with T-Rex. They created the monster. They were the two responsible for what was, what is.
After figuring out why Boomer conducted an interview on the Rangers when he never played for the Blueshirts, Craig threw it to Jerry Recco for his first update of the morning.
Jets rookie backup quarterback Greg McElroy went after his "extremely selfish" teammates in an interview this morning, claiming multiple teammates "didn't care if we won or lost."
After an 8-8 season and no playoffs for the first time in his tenure with the Jets, Ryan's words and promises ring hollow.
The NFL is looking into an obscene gesture Jets linebacker Bart Scott made toward a photographer in the team's locker room.
Now before you start feeling sorry for the 25-year-old signal caller, keep in mind he has been romantically linked to supermodel Kate Upton.
In light of Rex Ryan's telling comments regarding the status of Santonio Holmes at the end Sunday's Dolphins game, Boomer & Craig were in agreement that 'Sexy Rexy' needs to get control of his Jets, specifically the offensive side of the ball.
After their disappointing 8-8 season that culminated without a playoff appearance, the Jets made their rounds yesterday and offered little in the way of an explanation.
When the Jets announced Monday that offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer was expected to return in 2012, you could hear a collective gasp throughout the Tri-State Area.
