Mary J. Blige Out, Lady Antebellum In For National Anthem Before Jets' 9/11 Opener
In a release Thursday, the Jets said the NFL informed them of the change to their pre-game plans because Mary J. Blige had "a conflict."
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In a release Thursday, the Jets said the NFL informed them of the change to their pre-game plans because Mary J. Blige had "a conflict."
Mark Sanchez has heard the whispers through his first two NFL seasons. You know, the people who have said the Jets made it to the last two AFC championship games despite their young quarterback.
From bomb-sniffing dogs to pat-downs of fans, security will be tight at 13 NFL games and the U.S. Open at Flushing Meadows on Sunday.
The Jets' outspoken head coach isn't one to hold his tongue. But with the outbreak of high-profile violence among professional sports fans this year, Rex Ryan may have mistakenly fanned the flames.
Between his fantasy teams, survivor pools, pick 'em pools, six-team parlays and three-team teasers, Neil Keefe thought it would be a good idea to pick every NFL game for the entire season and have it documented.
There's a certain symbolism to breaking the huddle on the 2011 season on September 11, and your take is valid, no matter what it is.
Aaron Rodgers is not a fan of Mark Sanchez's recent photo spread for GQ magazine, calling one shot featuring white pants "embarrassing." And he's not the only one razzing the Jets quarterback.
Craig was not pleased when he learned this morning that Mary J. Blige will not be performing our National Anthem Sunday night prior to the Cowboys-Jets game at MetLife Stadium.
We heard from Jets head coach Rex Ryan, as he issued a warning of sorts to Cowboys fans about wearing their team's colors to MetLife Stadium Sunday night.
Unless the Yankees stop allowing A.J. Burnett to start games for them, the well-paid right-hander will continue to be a hot topic here in the Big Apple.
The Jets have announced several plans to commemorate the 10-year anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks during their season opener against the Dallas Cowboys at MetLife Stadium.
The image on the television screen is still vividly etched in Vinny Testaverde's mind. The former Jets quarterback was in the trainer's room on Sept. 11, 2001, and had trouble making sense of the gaping, smoke-spewing hole in one of the Twin Towers.
On Sunday night, the Jets will host the Cowboys at MetLife Stadium on the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. The Jets will join the NFL and the nation as they honor, remember, and reunite with special ceremonies throughout the night.
Jets coach Rex Ryan has been involved in lots of big games during his career: a Super Bowl, conference title games and fierce rivalry matchups. The season opener Sunday night against Dallas on the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks tops 'em all.
Nearly one year later, those alleged foot-fetish videos are still a "personal matter" to Jets coach Rex Ryan. But to Cowboys defensive coordinator Rob Ryan, it's a chance to needle his twin brother leading up to their 9/11 showdown at MetLife stadium.
If there is one player who seems to fly in the face of the Jets' public persona, it's linebacker David Harris. He's the one guy on this team of motormouths and mercenaries who speaks quietly and carries a big stick.
Not even cancer can keep former NFL coach Buddy Ryan from being in the stands when his twin sons coach against each other Sunday night in the prime-time opener between the Dallas Cowboys and New York Jets.
The Jets have waived linebacker Aaron Maybin, a day after the former Buffalo bust made New York's initial 53-player roster, and claimed backup quarterback Kevin O'Connell off waivers from Miami.
The Jets' most surprising move as they cut their roster to the mandatory 53-player limit Saturday was trading Lowery, a versatile defensive back, to the Jacksonville Jaguars for an undisclosed conditional draft pick.
Just seconds into the Jets' 24-14 loss to the Eagles at MetLife Stadium, it was evident why many people feel the NFL will eventually go to two preseason games and eighteen regular season contests.
McElroy, starting for Mark Sanchez, left after injuring his right thumb in the second quarter. QB Vince Young also left the game with a hamstring injury.
Rex Ryan and the Jets had surprised construction workers at the World Trade Center site chanting "J-E-T-S! Jets! Jets! Jets!" on Wednesday.
If you have Jets season tickets, then you paid good money for seats to Thursday night's preseason finale against the Eagles. The popular thought would be to put some salt and pepper on those tickets and eat them, but I think the game is worth watching.
So the Jets' robotic nemesis has feelings, after all. "You've never seen him... like this," boasts the trailer for "A Football Life: Bill Belichick." You mean reminiscing over an old teddy bear? Or holding back tears in the hallways of old Giants Stadium? Well then, that's pretty accurate.
Think the Jets' defense will be anything less than elite? Rex Ryan has issued a challenge to all naysayers. "Put your negative comments out there," New York's confident coach said Tuesday, "and we'll see what happens at the end."
