Rookies Anderson, Burris Late-Season Bright Spots For Jets
Robby Anderson is a low-key, soft-spoken guy who would rather make noise with his play than his mouth. Well, the rookie wide receiver has been pretty loud on the field lately.
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Robby Anderson is a low-key, soft-spoken guy who would rather make noise with his play than his mouth. Well, the rookie wide receiver has been pretty loud on the field lately.
The team also announced it had promoted safety Ronald Martin and offensive lineman Craig Watts from the practice squad. Guard Martin Wallace was also signed to the practice squad.
Reuland spent the 2012 and '13 seasons with the Jets. He played in 26 games, starting three, and caught 12 passes for 90 yards.
Backup quarterbacks square off Saturday night in the Meadowlands, as Matt Moore's Miami Dolphins visit Bryce Petty's New York Jets with huge playoff implications on the line for the hated visitors.
Rough beginning, gritty finish — and a mostly solid performance. That was Bryce Petty's second NFL start in a nutshell, a 23-17 overtime victory for the New York Jets on Sunday at San Francisco.
Thanks to stellar second-half defense and a man-size effort from running back, Bilal Powell, the New York Jets handed the San Francisco 49ers their 12th straight loss, coming away with a 23-17 victory in overtime.
The Jets played well enough and long enough on Sunday to escape the architectural disaster known as Levi Stadium and the athletic disaster known as the 49ers.
The Jets (4-9) trailed 17-3 entering the second half but scored 20 unanswered points to end their four-game losing streak and hand San Francisco (1-12) its 12th straight loss, an ongoing franchise record.
New York Jets right tackle Breno Giacomini and defensive tackle Steve McLendon are among six players ruled out for the game at San Francisco on Sunday.
The NFL's schedule makers have done what the New York Jets and San Francisco 49ers haven't been able to do for more than a month: make sure one of those struggling teams doesn't pick up another loss.
Chan Gailey has been busy developing Bryce Petty from the moment the quarterback came to the New York Jets last year as a fourth-round draft pick. The offensive coordinator had to start from scratch, though, right down to the basics.
Mangold missed four games with the injury. He returned in Monday night's 41-10 loss to the Colts, but re-injured the ankle.
Hall of Fame running back Curtis Martin stopped by the Adorama Theater on Wednesday night and shared stories about his NFL playing days, his rough upbringing in Pittsburgh and his hands-on work helping the less fortunate.
Stop us if you've heard this one before: The Jets need a quarterback.
The team also announced Wednesday that it has signed defensive lineman Claude Pelon to the practice squad.
This won't be a picnic for the poor kid. Given his performances in his first-ever start and Monday night's second half, he really isn't ready to take over an offense.
The Petty Plan began to take shape a few weeks ago. New York Jets coach Todd Bowles was toeing the fine line between trying to win games and preparing for the future.
A pair of head coaches in the hot seat will meet in a golden opportunity to get a win when the (3-9) New York Jets travel to California to take on the lowly (1-11) San Francisco 49ers in Week 14.
"Those were not the Jets," Martin wrote. "That was the Weehawken High School Junior Varsity dressed up in Jets uniforms, surely."
Mike Francesa wasn't calling for Todd Bowles to be fired Tuesday, but he wasn't sticking up for the Jets coach, either.
Gasser shot McKnight three times from inside his car while McKnight stood outside, Normand said. Authorities said no weapon was found on or near McKnight's body.
About midway through the third quarter at MetLife Stadium, with the Jets trailing 31-3, two teen boys ran onto the field.
With a 41-10 rout, Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts put an end to the Ryan Fitzpatrick era in New York, and it's likely that second-year Jets head coach Todd Bowles will follow suit.
After the abomination that was at MetLife, an event that masqueraded as an NFL game, Jets coach Todd Bowles broke records for regurgitating the term, "a-- kicked."
Quarterback Andrew Luck and tight end Dwayne Allen connected on three first-half touchdown passes Monday night as the Indianapolis Colts moved into a tie for first place in the AFC South.
