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This is where "Magic Mike" can earn his way into Jets lore. If he succeeds, and in a few years the Jets take off for lands not seen in many decades, then I'll believe anything is possible.
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.
Let's take a look at the teams that are sitting pretty and the ones that aren't as we eagerly await the return of football.
The All-Pro rusher will visit the rival Eagles on Thursday -- and he's expected to stick around once he gets there, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.
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.
Tom Coughlin is not going to be a lame-duck coach. Big Blue on Wednesday extended his contract through the 2016 season, move that was expected.
"You all have been so great to me and honestly I love you all to death for it," Rolle wrote on Instagram. "Once a Giant always a Giant and I sincerely believe in that."
The most noteworthy announcements at the start of the league year may have been the early retirements of San Francisco linebacker Patrick Willis, Tennessee quarterback Jake Locker and Pittsburgh linebacker Jason Worilds.
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?
The Giants dipped into the free agency market Tuesday, coming up with two former Patriots: running back Shane Vereen and linebacker Jonathan Casillas.
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?!
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.
It appears that the New York Giants have themselves a new weapon in their backfield.
With the official free agency period beginning this afternoon, here are the most important questions we hope to have answered.
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.
But essentials like karma and character are incidental to the Jets. Which is why they are, well, the Jets -- perennial punch lines in the throes of a 46-year title drought.
Tim Tebow hasn't taken a regular-season snap since 2012. But he might be eyeing one more attempt at a comeback, according to the Boston Globe.
The Jets are in the market -- again -- for a quarterback to challenge Geno Smith for the No. 1 job. But ... who?
QBs in New York, New England and Buffalo might not be safe again. At least not against Miami. The AFC East rival Dolphins have reportedly won the Ndamukong Suh sweepstakes.
The real action of the offseason begins when free agency starts Tuesday. Only then will the rebuilding plans of general managers Mike Maccagnan and Jerry Reese really start to come into focus.
The NFL offseason has proven to be an eventful one thus far, as the AFC East has become quite the hot spot.
