Jets Part Ways With Marcus Gilchrist, 2 Others
Marcus Gilchrist could not have felt comfortable when he saw that the Jets spent their first two draft picks last week on safeities.
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Marcus Gilchrist could not have felt comfortable when he saw that the Jets spent their first two draft picks last week on safeities.
Josh McCown has every intention of being the New York Jets' starting quarterback this season.
Mike Maccagnan dialed up Boomer and Craig on Wednesday morning to discuss the Jets' offseason.
Jets general manager Mike Maccagnan said he stayed true to his board in the draft and likes the results.
It looks like the Calvin Pryor era with the Jets will end after the 2017 season.
Mike Maccagnan spent his at the equivalent of a swap meet. The Jets general manager was on the phone nonstop, trying to trade one quarter after another for two dimes in the hope that one of the dimes was secretly laden with gold.
General manager Mike Maccagnan announced after the team finished making its picks in the NFL draft Saturday that Smith was injured the week before the Jets began their offseason workouts in mid-April.
Mike Maccagnan and the New York Jets went wheeling and dealing at the NFL draft, and filled a handful of needs with their nine picks.
With their mother, Yadira Arroyo, very much on their minds, the boys rose to the occasion at the request of the Jets to announce one of the Day 3 picks: receiver Chad Hansen.
After taking LSU's Jamal Adams at No. 6 overall Thursday night, the Jets surprisingly selected Florida's Marcus Maye with their second-round pick Friday night.
Jamal Adams won a bet with his father, but the Jets' first-round draft pick knows he won't ever see that cash.
The Cleveland Browns, perennial draft and regular-season losers, picked Myles Garrett, putting them among the 2017 NFL Draft winners.
The Jets had holes all over their roster and thought, "safety first." The Giants needed to shore up their blocking, so they picked a pass-catching tight end.
It would be absurd to quibble over the Jets' first-round pick. However, there should be concern over an unintended consequence.
Just like two years ago, the Jets had a highly touted defender fall to them at No. 6 in the NFL Draft.
The Jets, who have 76 players under contract, have seven picks in the draft — including No. 6 overall.
Sure, the Jets have hit some home runs along the way, but all in all their draft history reads more like a Stephen King novel.
General manager Mike Maccagnan was understandably unforthcoming during his draft-centric Monday afternoon press conference, but Jets fans have reasons to worry about what he will with the No. 6 pick in Thursday's draft.
Jets general manager Mike Maccagnan on Monday downplayed the interest he's been showing in the draft's top quarterbacks.
Todd Bowles and Mike Maccagnan had to be green with envy when news broke that John Lynch signed a six-year deal to become general manager of the San Francisco 49ers.
Even the NFL's schedule makers seem to have low expectations for the Jets this season, WFAN's Mike Francesa said Friday.
The release of the schedule in April is much like the start of spring training in baseball. Every team has hope, and the road map of what it will take to get to the holy land that is the NFL playoffs is clear.
The New York Jets will spend a couple of weeks on the road in 2017, before a divisional showdown against Miami brings them back to East Rutherford.
The Jets and Browns are reportedly discussing a trade involving first-round picks.
Meanwhile, Gang Green continued to do their homework on first-round prospects, hosting Ohio State cornerbacks Marshon Lattimore and Gareon Conley.
