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The Jets’ season began on a warm and sunny afternoon, and after a comprehensive victory, all things seemed possible. It ended on a crisp and windy night, and after another listless defeat, all things seem possible once more.
No longer can they kid themselves that the team they fielded, that barely defeated two of the worst teams in the N.F.L. the last two weeks, is good enough to contend. There are likely to be changes this off-season after the Jets were finally, mercifully, eliminated from playoff contention Monday night in a
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- For most NFL teams, the philosophical shift from a run-heavy to a pass-friendly offense is complete. But not for the Jets. Rex Ryan remains rooted in running the football, and last week's win in Jacksonville... more »
It's not smoke and mirrors anymore. It's not all about winning one for the Gipper, or in this case, ailing coach Chuck Pagano. It's not about a young, inspired team playing miles above its bald head. After 13 games, nine of them... more »
Don't get Tim Tebow wrong. As one of the most competitive athletes you'll ever see at any level of any sport, he'd like nothing more than to play a more significant role in the Jets' offense as they continue down the stretch in... more »
If you think the New York Jets' circus has been over-the-top in the regular season, just wait 'til the playoffs. Wait, what? Yes, the wretched, inexcusable, bass-ackwards, butt-fumbling Jets – the team dumped by Fireman Ed –... more »
Rex Ryan did the right thing announcing on Wednesday morning that Mark Sanchez is getting his job back and will start Sunday in Jacksonville rather than switching to Greg McElroy, who has been made out to be Joe Namath because... more »
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