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A tweeted image of Santonio Holmes, who appears to be slugging a bottle of champagne, is leading some to question the decision-making abilities of the Jets' skilled wide receiver.
The Sanchize has a new nickname: El Capitan. Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez will wear the captain's "C" on his jersey this season, coach Rex Ryan announced on Wednesday.
Kicker Nick Folk is rejoining the Jets after agreeing to terms with the team on a one-year deal. "Happy to be headed back to Jersey on Friday and let's get this going #JETSNATION," Folk tweeted on Wednesday.
As a Jets fan, Craig was thrilled to see Santonio Holmes gracing the cover of the NY Post this morning, celebrating his $50 million deal with the Jets by swigging a bottle of Cristal.
Shortly after the conclusion of Wednesday's show, reports began to circulate that the Jets and Santonio Holmes had reached an agreement. Holmes - who was named MVP of Super Bowl XLIII while playing for the Steelers - knows a thing or two about celebrating.
The Jets, who reached an agreement with wide receiver Santonio Holmes early Wednesday, are also in serious negotiations with Nnamdi Asomugha, one of the best cornerbacks in the league and the premiere player of this free agent class.
Mike Tannenbaum's phone must be ringing non stop in his Florham Park office. Santonio Holmes has agreed to terms with the Jets on a new 5-year deal -- and that's not all.
Mark Sanchez is willing to put his money where his mouth is. The Jets quarterback, nicknamed "The San-chize" by fans, said Tuesday he has already spoken to his agent about looking into possibly restructuring his contract to help the team re-sign players.
Now that Jets star Braylon Edwards has resolved his drunken driving case, he'll have to face a hearing in Cleveland to find out whether he's violated his probation in a nightclub dust-up there.
The agent for offensive lineman Wayne Hunter told The Associated Press on Tuesday night that his client has agreed to terms with the New York Jets on a new multi-year deal
Finally, there are signs of football in Florham Park. For the first time since a short blip in April, Jets players were back in the building at the team's practice facility.
Here we go. Football is back -- with a vengeance. There are about 1,000 veterans, draft picks and undrafted rookies that need to be signed by the Jets, Giants and 30 other NFL clubs.
That was fast. The dust had just barely settled on the end to the NFL lockout Monday before Jets coach Rex Ryan returned in full force -- with his customary hubris.
If "futbol" is the beautiful game, football NFL style could be the ugly stepchild this summer. And maybe into the fall.
Mere moments following yesterday's announcement that the NFL lockout was a thing of the past, Rex Ryan was already flapping his gums.
NFL owners overwhelmingly approved a deal to end the lockout on Thursday. Only one problem: The players aren't ready to join them just yet. And it seems a vote before the weekend is unlikely.
Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards has pleaded guilty to a drunken-driving charge stemming from a traffic stop last September. As he left the courthouse Friday, Edwards called it a "fair conclusion."
From fans to players to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, reactions were mixed on Thursday's vote by owners in favor of a tentative 10-year agreement to end the lockout.
The man who made Peyton Manning a star has signed on to assist the Jets.
NFL owners have voted in favor of a tentative agreement to end the lockout, pending player approval. Thursday's ratification came after a full day of meetings at an Atlanta-area hotel, where team executives pored over the terms of the deal.
While I understand and do not begrudge any player wanting to fill his bank account there's a way to go about it that doesn't scream "screw you people." That's pretty much what Antonio Cromartie is saying here.
Most Jets fans want cornerback Antonio Cromartie to stay in New York. Heck, even Cromartie himself has been open about wanting to stay with the Jets. So what's the catch?
The NFL is inching closer to a deal with the NFL Players Association for a new collective barging agreement. With that, Boomer & Craig opened Wednesday's edition of the Morning Extravaganza talking a little football.
The NFL lockout appears to be coming to an end. When it does, the Jets will quickly be in the middle of the utter madness of free agency. General Manager Mike Tannenbaum and coach Rex Ryan will have their hands full making this team better.
Football fans, there's reason to be optimistic. The end to the NFL's four-month-long lockout could be near. According to the NFL Network's Albert Breer, the "economics" are done for a deal between the league and its players, "outside of some ancillary details."
