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Jets wide receiver Quincy Enunwa is standing out. And on an offense stocked with talented skill-position players, that's saying something.
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Jets wide receiver Quincy Enunwa is standing out. And on an offense stocked with talented skill-position players, that's saying something.
The Jets are bringing in former Patriots center Bryan Stork for a look Tuesday, according to multiple reports.
Some NFL pundits looked at the Jets' signing of veteran running back Matt Forte during the early stages of free agency as a bit of a reach. They have been dead wrong.
Brandon Marshall is just happy to be walking, and without a limp.
Marshall avoided serious injury after a scary-looking knee twist Thursday night when Buffalo cornerback Stephon Gilmore brought him down by the facemask in the second quarter of the Jets' 37-31 win.
Be honest, fellow Jets fans. After Sunday's heartbreak, you didn't think Thursday's win in Buffalo was secure until the final gun sounded.
Brandon Marshall feared the worst when a New York Jets trainer escorted him off the sideline to have his left knee examined.
After getting wind of her celebration following her husband's touchdown Thursday night, Craig declared Jessie James Decker is at the top of the heap, when it comes to athlete's wives.
Matt Forte scored three touchdowns and Ryan Fitzpatrick finally solved Rex Ryan's defense, leading the New York Jets to a 37-31 victory over the Buffalo Bills on Thursday night.
Hall of Famer Curtis Martin says his NFL career likely would have gone much differently if it weren't for Bill Parcells.
Whatever raw emotions Rex Ryan felt toward the Jets during his first season in Buffalo last year have dissipated with time.
Bart Scott knows a thing or two about the Jets-Bills rivalry, so he gave Boomer and Craig a call to offer a little preview of Thursday's night's game.
The New York Giants are the NFL's third most valuable franchise, according to Forbes magazine's annual list.
Geno Smith honored a first responder on the 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks as his special guest for the New York Jets' season opener.
Phil Simms, CBS Sports analyst and ex-NFL quarterback, breaks down Week 2 games, starting with Jets-Bills on Thursday Night Football.
AFC East divisional rivals clash to open Week 2 in the NFL on Thursday Night.
You can blame coverages and communication all you want, but there's no excusing or denying the death blow A.J. Green put on Revis on Sunday.
The NFL's schedule maker obviously has no heart. At least as far as the New York Jets are concerned.
Darrelle Revis stood at his locker for the second time in three days, rehashing one of the worst days of his NFL career.
League spokesman Brian McCarthy wrote in an email Tuesday the NFL consulted with color-blindness experts to ensure all uniform combinations "will be clearly distinguishable for all fans." That begins Thursday with the Jets wearing mostly white uniforms and the Bills going with all red.
It shouldn't matter that we're only entering Week 2. If the Jets can't beat the mess that is the Buffalo Bills on Thursday night, they won't deserve the benefit of the doubt going forward. It's that simple.
Less than 24 hours after the Jets' one-point season-opening loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, head coach Todd Bowles had already put it in the past.
The most optimistic Jets fans always point to the team's defense as the force that they insist will lift Gang Green this season from the doldrums of a five-year playoff drought.
The New York Jets fell one point and a few missed opportunities short of opening the season with a victory.
Mike Nugent kicked a 47-yard field goal with 54 seconds left, lifting the Cincinnati Bengals to a 23-22 season-opening victory over the New York Jets on Sunday.
