Jets Place QB Geno Smith On Injured Reserve, Bring Back LB Taiwan Jones
The New York Jets have placed quarterback Geno Smith on injured reserve with a torn knee ligament.
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The New York Jets have placed quarterback Geno Smith on injured reserve with a torn knee ligament.
An angry player can be an extremely motivated player. The Jets absolutely need Ryan Fitzpatrick to be that guy going forward.
Smith was a surefire first-round pick, until he wasn't. Rumors about a bad attitude were, fittingly enough, backed up by Smith storming out of Radio City Music Hall after he wasn't plucked in the first round.
Joe Namath apologized to Geno Smith on Twitter after implying the Jets quarterback was soft for not trying to play through what turned out to be a season-ending knee injury.
Making his first start of the season, Smith hurt his knee on a third-down sack in the second quarter Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens.
Jets coach Todd Bowles announced Monday he was reinserting the turnover-prone quarterback into the starting lineup next Sunday at Cleveland.
Do not get pulled back in. I'm warning you, fellow Jets fans. If you get sucked in again, there won't be any reward at the end of this football season.
Ryan Fitzpatrick still believes in himself, even if the Jets' decision makers don't.
With their backs against the wall, the New York Jets stopped a four-game skid, defeating the Baltimore Ravens, 24-16, with Ryan Fitzpatrick replacing an injured Geno Smith.
Fitzpatrick replaced an injured Smith and led the Jets on three scoring drives, and a rejuvenated defense came up with two rare interceptions in a 24-16 comeback victory over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday that snapped a four-game skid.
The Jets quarterback left the game in the second quarter with an injury.
Geno Smith connects with Quincy Enunwa for a 69 yard touchdown, the first for Smith on the season.
New York Jets defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson is questionable to play against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday because of an ailing right ankle.
Mired in a four-game skid and their playoff hopes dwindling, the New York Jets shook things up. Geno Smith is in at quarterback. Ryan Fitzpatrick is out.
Chan Gailey realizes there's plenty of blame to go around when it comes to the problems with the Jets' offense.
The New York Jets will honor the late Dennis Byrd in a pregame ceremony Sunday after he was killed last weekend in a car accident in Oklahoma.
As a Jets fan, I shouldn't be surprised when they flip-flop. It has been their go-to move whenever they have received bad press.
Jets rookie linebacker Darron Lee has a sprained ankle, and the first-round draft pick's availability is uncertain for Sunday's game against the Baltimore Ravens.
For the season, Ryan Fitzpatrick has completed just 57 percent of his passes and has tossed five TDs and 11 interceptions.
Jets coach Todd Bowles announced Wednesday he is replacing Ryan Fitzpatrick with Geno Smith under center for Sunday's game against the Baltimore Ravens.
Bart Scott, CBS's NFL Today analyst, discusses the Thursday Night Football matchup between the Packers and Bears.
Anyone can cook up a curse to irrationally justify a team's losing streak. Including us.
It is getting late early around here. That Yogi-ism applies to the Jets, who still have to play two more games before they reach the midpoint of what has been a painful season.
Todd Bowles doesn't want to believe he's created a quarterback controversy for himself. He did. He sort of had to.
Bowles wouldn't say who will start under center Sunday against the Ravens. He, however, said he has revisited his decision and plans to discuss it with his staff.
