Joe Morris To Announce Giants' Pick At NFL Draft; Marty Lyons For Jets
Joe Morris, Marty Lyons and 30 other retired NFL stars will announce their former teams' second or third-round picks at the NFL draft next Friday.
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Joe Morris, Marty Lyons and 30 other retired NFL stars will announce their former teams' second or third-round picks at the NFL draft next Friday.
The NFL and its players opened a fourth day of court-ordered talks Wednesday as the lockout reached its 40th day with few signs of progress so far.
There have been many New York teams that captured the hearts of fans on their way to a championship. These 10 teams did just that and more during their runs to the top of the mountain.
Braylon Edwards had an up-and-down 2010 season in New York. He was arrested and charged with DWI and later came within one game of the Super Bowl. All that considered, the wide receiver told WXYT radio this week that he "wouldn't mind ending up back with the Jets."
Jets fans may have one less thing to worry about. According FoxSports.com's Adam Schein, Randy Moss won't be anywhere near the Gang Green clubhouse next season.
The Jets came within a whisker of the Super Bowl three months ago. They are a team meticulously built with youth, veterans, and ever-elusive harmony. If Adam Schein's latest report doesn't ring true, they might sever the serenity with ten talons screeching across the chalkboard.
According to multiple reports, the Jets may be interested in bringing Randy Moss to New York. That is, if the NFL lockout doesn't put the kibosh on the 2011 season.
Jenn Sterger, the former Jets game hostess who allegedly received inappropriate text messages from Brett Favre, said in an interview aired during ABC's Tuesday morning broadcast of "Good Morning America" that she's never actually met the retired quarterback.
Jenn Sterger, who allegedly received inappropriate photos and phone messages from Brett Favre, says in an interview with ABC News' George Stephanopoulos that she isn't a "gold-digger" and hasn't "made a dime" off the scandal.
A day after the judge handling the NFL lockout lawsuit urged the sides to go "back to the table," the players and owners both expressed a willingness to do so. The hitch: Each offered to meet for talks in a setting the other finds unpalatable.
Erik Ainge has been on a tumultuous journey — marked by years of drug and alcohol abuse — from the University of Tennessee all the way to the NFL as the Jets' 2008 fifth-round draft pick. But now, he's here: A recovering drug addict with bipolar disorder.
Who wouldn't want to be on the big stage at Radio City Music Hall, announcing the newest addition to their favorite team?
For the first time in 15 years New Jersey will not be playing in the postseason. Here's a look at what else was going on in the world of New York sports the last time the Devils missed the playoffs back on April 13th, 1996.
Two massage therapists who say the New York Jets blacklisted them for objecting to randy text messages from former quarterback Brett Favre are overplaying their ties to the team, the Jets say in court documents.
Former Jets quarterback Chad Pennington continued his run of hard luck this week, tearing his anterior cruciate ligament not on the football field, but the basketball court.
Rex Ryan never has been someone who passes up a good punch line, particularly at the expense of the Patriots. He was in fine form Tuesday during the NFL's coaches breakfast.
Not surprisingly, Rex Ryan managed to needle the Patriots, once again, during the NFL's annual coaches breakfast on Tuesday. Then the Jets' outspoken coach delivered a true shocker to the Daily News.
While the labor dispute was the "primary focus" of two days of owners meetings, according to Roger Goodell, the league also carried on with business as usual, discussing rules changes that included moving kickoffs up 5 yards to the 35, and using replays on all scoring plays.
Few plays are as memorable or dangerous as long kickoff returns. Highlight shows can't get enough of Devin Hester, Leon Washington or the Jets' Brad Smith breaking one. The NFL wants those "game-breaking" plays to be safer.
Last month, Rex Ryan promised a Super Bowl win. On Sunday, the Jets' brash coach reiterated the guarantee by channeling his inner Teddy Roosevelt, while at the same time comparing himself to Yankees legend Babe Ruth.
Commissioner Roger Goodell wrote NFL players Thursday, outlining the league's last proposal to the union and cautioning that "each passing day puts our game and our shared economics further at risk."
It was the St. Patrick's Day edition of the Boomer & Carton radio program this morning, live from Connolly's Pub in Manhattan. The crowd was lively and Craig's outfit was very green...
Mike Westhoff doesn't expect the Jets to pick him a special teams superstar at No. 30 in next month's NFL Draft. If the Jets' plan is to fill a need elsewhere, he's fine with it.
Rex Ryan hasn't guaranteed this win, there's no indication whether it's "personal," and we're not sure if Bart Scott "can't wait!" for the awards ceremony. What we do know is the Jets have been nominated for the SportsBusiness Journal's Team of the Year award.
Don't let the Steelers memorabilia fool you -- Santonio Holmes expects to be back with the Jets. "Sorry Jets fans, that not enough Jets stuff is here," Holmes said in a video posted to Facebook. "But trust me, as soon as I sign back with the Jets, everything will be taken care of."
