Report: Jets' Adams Steps Up Recruitment Of Le'Veon Bell
Jamal Adams is making good on a promise he made to the Jets and their fans. He's out and about, hunting for more "dawgs." Big ones, too.
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Jamal Adams is making good on a promise he made to the Jets and their fans. He's out and about, hunting for more "dawgs." Big ones, too.
The Pro Bowl has long been considered a laughable representation of the NFL game. It reached a new level of comedy Sunday as several players swapped positions during the annual all-star game.
The Jets ended up getting their first choice for offensive coordinator.
The Jets may not have hit a home run among fans with their choice of new head coach, but there's sure to be universal approval of the guy they apparently just got as defensive coordinator.
New York Jets chairman/CEO Christopher Johnson believes Adam Gase was the right choice to be the team's head coach -- despite some heavy criticism from fans who preferred other candidates.
The Jets are hard at work trying to put the best possible staff around new head coach Adam Gase.
Gang Green's new head coach looks like he has the support of one of the team's young leaders.
Adam Gase is reportedly the Jets' next head coach, but they may soon have someone with similar head coaching experience as their defensive coordinator.
After a whirlwind Wednesday afternoon filled with rumor and hearsay, it appears as if Gang Green has found their man.
Mike McCarthy, by far the most experienced candidate available, wants to be the head coach of the New York Jets.
The meeting was announced by the team Monday. It marks the fifth known interview New York has conducted since firing coach Todd Bowles last Sunday.
Richard helped coach Dallas to a 24-22 wild-card playoff win over Seattle on Saturday night. He also interviewed with Tampa Bay and Miami on Sunday for their head coaching jobs.
McCarthy had a 125-77-2 regular-season record in 13 seasons with the Packers, and went 10-8 in the postseason — including a Super Bowl victory over Pittsburgh to cap the 2010 season.
The sales pitch from the Jets to prospective head coaching candidates begins with Sam Darnold. Everything else is a distant second.
It wasn't long after Todd Bowles was fired as the Jets' head coach that frustrated fans started asking the inevitable question: What about Mike Maccagnan?
Mike McCarthy, come on down. You're apparently a contestant for the Jets' head coach opening.
Less than a day removed from watching their awful season mercifully come to an end and making Todd Bowles pay for it with his job, the Jets started their search for a new head coach.
A quarter of the NFL's teams are looking for a new head coach right now, and that number might go up.
The Todd Bowles era in New York is over. The Jets officially fired their head coach on Sunday night, just hours after a 38-3 season-ending loss to the New England Patriots.
The New England Patriots claimed two victories in one game. Actually, it only took them about a half.
The team announced the multiyear deal Friday after its final full practice of the regular season.
Trumaine Johnson's tough first season with the New York Jets hit another rough patch.
Though we have not seen a trophy lifted in this town since the Giants won Super Bowl XLVI after the 2010 season, there were plenty of intriguing stories over the last 12 months.
Aaron Rodgers refused to sit this one out, even with the playoffs out of the question. And he willed the Green Bay Packers from setting some dubious franchise history.
The Los Angeles Chargers placed seven players in the Pro Bowl, including safety Derwin James, one of six rookies across the league to make the game.
