Bowles: Decision On Jets' Starting QB May Not Come By Monday
The Jets wrapped up training camp and their quarterback situation appears to be the same as it did a month ago. Well, sort of.
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The Jets wrapped up training camp and their quarterback situation appears to be the same as it did a month ago. Well, sort of.
Playing the Jets is going to be special for Geno Smith.
The Jets' curious quarterback competition continues. It's unclear who'll be under center in the team's third preseason game on Saturday night against the Giants.
Matt Forte's hamstring is feeling healthy and he's ready for some game action.
It's time. Enough evidence is in for Todd Bowles, jury of one, to render his verdict right now.
While most analysts believe the Jets will be in for a long season, coach Todd Bowles remains optimistic.
Jets coach Todd Bowles says he will announce the team's starting quarterback next Monday.
Christian Hackenberg is alive and well, although internet pranksters changed the Jets quarterback's Wikipedia page to the past tense after a crushing sack in Saturday's preseason game against the Lions.
The NFL won't discipline Jets linebacker Darron Lee for an incident in which he had to be restrained by teammate Leonard Williams.
Love Eli Manning or hate him -- and there are plenty of folks on both sides of that coin -- there's no doubt right now that Todd Bowles wishes he had a quarterback like him.
Jets quarterback Josh McCown sat out this game, but Hackenberg did little to impress in his absence. Hackenberg was 2 of 6 for 14 yards and was sacked twice.
Deon Simon is motivated by his painful past. The darkest moments came while he dealt with a severe knee injury and academic issues as a high school senior, leaving his future on and off the field uncertain.
Jets linebacker Lorenzo Mauldin tweaked his back and sat out practice Thursday, leaving him uncertain for the preseason game at Detroit on Saturday night.
Jets head coach Todd Bowles will not stand in the way of any of his players protesting during the national anthem.
So with the Jets a mess in general, and a troubling variable at quarterback in particular, you may be wondering how they will score points this season.
The New York Jets have signed wide receiver Kenbrell Thompkins and waived/injured safety Doug Middleton.
The expectations could not be lower for the Jets entering 2017. But that doesn't mean fans can't still come away from the season feeling better or worse than they anticipated.
The re-education of Christian Hackenberg is well underway.
New York Jets wide receiver Lucky Whitehead has a broken foot and will be sidelined indefinitely.
The 31-year-old running back has not practiced fully since injuring a hamstring during practice on July 31.
Connie Carberg was incredibly antsy, barely able to contain her excitement a few moments before picking up the phone and making one of the most important calls in New York Jets history.
Football fans have been starved for live action for so long that it's no wonder some have forgotten an important NFL axiom.
Just a few weeks from the NFL season, Colin Kaepernick is still unemployed. And if the Ravens or Broncos or teams of greater timbre still balk on Kaepernick, then why not the Jets?
The Jets have signed safety Robenson Therezie and waived fullback Algernon Brown.
Christian Hackenberg, a second-round pick in 2016, took over for McCown and played until late in the third quarter. Hackenberg was 18 of 25 for 127 yards.
