Palladino: Now That Fitzpatrick Has His Money, The Heat Is On Him
Now that the ink has dried on Ryan Fitzpatrick's one-year, $12 million contract, it's time for him to put up.
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Now that the ink has dried on Ryan Fitzpatrick's one-year, $12 million contract, it's time for him to put up.
Geno Smith went from starting quarterback to backup — again — the moment Ryan Fitzpatrick walked through the door — finally — with a new deal.
With the turmoil that engulfed his free agency experience finally behind him, the veteran quarterback was set to join the Jets on the field Thursday in Florham Park, New Jersey.
Fitzpatrick and the Jets agreed to a one-year deal worth $12 million guaranteed on Wednesday night. The Jets tweeted out a picture of Fitzpatrick signing his deal, which showed the bearded QB looking rather disheveled.
Brandon Marshall is so confident he's going to have a great season that he's challenging one of the NFL's most prolific wide receivers to a high-stakes wager.
Fitz Magic has returned and — voila! — the New York Jets are heading into training camp with their starting quarterback under contract. Finally.
The stalemate is finally over as Ryan Fitzpatrick has reportedly agreed to a deal with the New York Jets.
The team has agreed to terms with first-round draft pick Darron Lee, ESPN reported Wednesday. The four-year deal is believed to be worth $10.2 million.
The Jets are expected to add some veteran experience to their backfield.
When asked about the monthslong stalemate between the Jets and the free agent quarterback, running back Matt Forte revealed to reporters he's not allowed to address the topic.
After falling just short of the playoffs last January, the Jets are certainly in postseason-or-bust mode entering the 2016 season.
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Tuesday that his sources have told him a deal does not appear to be imminent.
Today we're taking a dive into the AFC East, which is without a doubt one of the most intriguing divisions league wide.
The Jets are trying to get something done. It looks like it will be up to Ryan Fitzpatrick to play ball.
Of the 180 players roaming the Jets' and Giants' practice fields as training camps open this week, only two are really worth the attention they'll get. Geno Smith and Victor Cruz.
The New York Jets are heading to training camp with their expected starting quarterback still unsigned.
Fresh off signing a new multiyear contract Friday, Wilkerson expressed his confidence Wednesday that he will be on the field for the New York Jets' season opener against Cincinnati on Sept. 11.
The key to any contract negotiation is, first and foremost, communication. It seems the Jets and Ryan Fitzpatrick don't really care.
Fitzpatrick, his wife and five children have been renting the $9,500-a-month, eight-bedroom house in Chatham, New Jersey. The home's listing agent said its current tenants have not yet moved out.
Maybe Fitzpatrick had the best season of his career. But how is that bad news?
As far as Craig is concerned, he would like to see the Jets move on from Ryan Fitzpatrick. Boomer asks for some clarification from his radio partner.
We heard about the Mets, after Jacob deGrom threw a gem in Philly, and the Yankees, who beat the Red Sox in the Bronx, and according to Joe Girardi, it's a good thing they did.
The two sides faced a 4 p.m. Friday deadline or else Wilkerson would have had to play on the one-year deal or sit out the season.
The guys also discussed Mo Wilkerson's contract situation with the Jets, Eric and Jessie Decker's family plans, Mick Jagger's latest accomplishment and much more.
At the risk of redundancy, it baffles yours truly to hear fans so ardently assert that the Jets not cross the hard line and pay Fitzpatrick a reasonable wage. For whatever reason, it's fine for owners to bag billions, yet galling when players ask for millions.
