The AFC East is shaping up as one of the best division races this season. The Jets have gotten all the hype in the offseason, after reaching the AFC title game a year ago and then an offseason that was aggressive in terms of both on-field personnel and off-field promotion. New York is the favorite coming into this season, but no one is overlooking Tom Brady and New England, who did win the East a year ago and remain the establishment of this division. And one team that is being overlooked, but shouldn't, is Miami, who captured the crown in 2008 and fought through injuries last year to stay respectable. Only Buffalo isn't a first-place contender and as we'll see, even they aren't a hopeless cause. With that, the Notebook dives into all four teams...
The New York Jets insist they have no quarterback controversy, and I believe them. Mark Sanchez is their guy, they tell us, and they're going to do everything they can to make him the quarterback they believe... more »
Different column this week, stretching from Foxboro (Tom Brady) to San Diego out West (Dan Fouts), from an unhappy Dolfan in the Southeast (Daniel Tosh) to Russell Wilson in the Land of Opportunity in the Northwest (Seattle),... more »
There are plenty of people out there, including some in his NFL fraternity, who believe Wes Welker is foolish to surrender all of his leverage to the Patriots [team stats]. Signing a franchise tag for a one-year tender, and... more »
The Jets’ offseason program started April 16, but Thursday was the first day the media were invited into the locker room with all the veterans present. It was interesting to observe the dynamics. Mark Sanchez and Tim... more »
First up this morning: A history lesson. We'll never see two months like we've just seen in any offseason. Ever. To recap: March 2 -- The NFL says the Saints ran a sophisticated bounty program with defensive coordinator Gregg... more »
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