Spike Lee Implores Quarterback-Needy Jets To Sign Kaepernick
Spike Lee thinks he knows what's best for the Jets when it comes to their glaring hole at quarterback. Then again, who doesn't these days?
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Spike Lee thinks he knows what's best for the Jets when it comes to their glaring hole at quarterback. Then again, who doesn't these days?
The Jets' exhaustive search for a competent veteran quarterback will continue this week.
Say what you will about Rex Ryan, but the man has personality. He'll now reportedly be bringing that personality to ESPN.
McCown, who turns 38 in July, spent the past two seasons with the Browns. He began last year as a backup before seeing action in five games, three as the starter.
Claiborne was the sixth overall pick in the 2012 draft out of LSU. In five seasons in Dallas, he played in 47 games, starting 43, while intercepting four passes and recovering four fumbles.
Jets defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson was spotted last week looking terribly out of shape, according to a report.
The Jets are reportedly on the verge of landing some much-needed cornerback help.
Revis, the Jets first-round draft pick in 2007, said he's hoping to sign a free-agent deal, and was relieved by the judge's decision.
The Jets will be without their best tight end for the first two games of next season.
While the Jets have been glacial in improving their squad, they've been virtual Visigoths when it comes to cutting players and slashing payroll. Particularly vets, whose age, wage and any decay make them most expendable.
Dont'a Hightower, the most coveted linebacker on the market, is reportedly returning to the New England Patriots, the team he helped win two Super Bowl championships.
During his run with the Bears, Cutler seemed to care more about fulfilling the listed requirements of his job instead of doing whatever it takes to win in the NFL.
In New York, Cutler would be reunited with quarterbacks coach Jeremy Bates, just hired last month. Bates worked with Cutler while coaching on the staffs of the Broncos and Bears.
Quality left tackles just don't wind up on the free agent market. If you've got a guy who can block the blind side and keep your quarterback's uniform clean, you retain him.
The Jets are trying to poach a star from their biggest rival.
The New York Jets have signed free agent kicker Chandler Catanzaro and offensive tackle Kelvin Beachum.
Cutler still has plus arm strength and is capable of bringing a few fleeting moments of joy into the game before his brain malfunctions make it reverse course.
A couple of big-name free agent quarterbacks are reportedly interested in playing for the Jets.
While the Jets have generated headlines for showing several big-name players the exits, they made a few moves Thursday aimed at preventing three of their younger players from leaving.
Revis Island is shut down in New York and ready for relocation. Again.
In New York, Cutler would be reunited with quarterbacks coach Jeremy Bates, just hired last month. Bates worked with Cutler while coaching on the staffs of the Denver Broncos and Chicago Bears.
The options for the quarterback-hungry Jets are dwindling fast.
Brandon Marshall will continue his great career in New York, after all.
It shouldn't be too difficult for the Jets to upgrade some of their talent from last season in free agency. That should tell you how bad they were.
According to multiple reports, the Jets have their eye on Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor, although it's not yet clear if he will become available.
