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First they wanted the Jets' general manager fired. Then they wanted the Knicks' owner to sell the team. Now? Now they want an old friend to return to East Rutherford.
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First they wanted the Jets' general manager fired. Then they wanted the Knicks' owner to sell the team. Now? Now they want an old friend to return to East Rutherford.
With all of the good vibrations surrounding Gang Green, Craig suggested perhaps Chelsie could fill the role left vacant by the departed/disgruntled Fireman Ed.
Calvin discusses his ability to rap as well as his flavor of music
The sequel's on: Revis and Cromartie. Batman and Robin: Part II. Add Buster Skrine and Marcus Gilchrist to the mix and the Jets could have a serious no-fly zone in 2015.
He's not as sexy as Revis, for sure. But sometimes the smaller offseason moves can affect a unit as profoundly as the big ones.
Boomer and Craig got things started Friday morning by discussing the league that just keeps on giving. Cromartie is back, baby!
Cromartie, who turns 31 in April, returns to the Jets after one season with Arizona, where he played for then-defensive coordinator Todd Bowles, who is now New York's coach.
Gang Green may be the team of the day, but you can bet on Big Blue being the team of the year.
The Jets are putting together some depth on their offensive line.
Darrelle Revis is back where he started, and he wants to make good on his vow. That means trying to deliver a Super Bowl title to the Jets.
Mike Maccagnan -- aka 'Mikey Mac' -- was at it again Wednesday, adding veteran quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick to the mix, thus prompting Craig to open up Thursday's radio program by voicing his approval.
Geno Smith is going to have himself some competition this summer.
Once he broke his silence, Chip Kelly couldn't stop talking.
The Jets are in a perilous place. Fresh faces on the sideline and inside the GM suite, some cap space, a new attitude and, perhaps, altitude.
Forever feeling cut off at the knees, the Jets fan is walking a little taller this day.
Jets general manager Mike Maccagnan kicked off free agency with a flurry of moves — including bringing back one of the best players in franchise history.
The real bottom line is this: Even with Darrelle Revis, how much better do you think the Jets got this offseason?
When Boomer and Craig got word that Joe was wearing a Darrelle Revis jersey today, they instructed Al Dukes to get him into the Allstate Studio.
A phone call from Kelly in Nutley had Boomer questioning Craigie's 'blue-collar status,' this after the Blonde Bomber's BFF ordered some truffle oil to dip his bread in during yesterday's staff lunch.
What can you say after the NFL celebrated its New Year in grand fashion Tuesday afternoon?!
The five-year contract is worth $70 million, with $39 million guaranteed. He'll make $33 million in the first two years, and $48 million in the first three.
With Harvin's salary off the books, new general manager Mike Maccagnan will have even more room to upgrade a team that finished a disappointing 4-12 in 2014.
Last season, the Jets buried Bilal Powell behind Chris Ivory and Chris Johnson on the team's running back depth chart. Now under new management, the Jets have apparently seen the error of their ways.
The Jets want to bring Darrelle Revis back into the fold. But there's a limit to how hard they'll push, according to Kristian Dyer of Metro New York.
The Jets have reportedly solidified their offensive line with a 6-foot-5, 321-pound Super Bowl champion.
