As Bill Belichick chases one more ring for Rex Ryan not to kiss, two of Ryan's New York Jets appear ready to "kiss and make up." In Indianapolis for a promotional appearance at Super Bowl XLVI, the Jets head coach told Rich Cimini of ESPNNewYork.com that quarterback...
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Score one for the persuasive powers of New York Jets coach Rex Ryan. Ryan and his staff convinced Mike Smith to remain on staff with the NFL team rather than accept the job as West Virginia assistant defensive coordinator, according to an NFL.com report.
The failure of the New York Jets to make it to the post-season has fallen squarely on quarterback Mark Sanchez's shoulders. It is not entirely his fault. There are many reasons that the Jets should keep Sanchez as a starter through the 2012 season.
The New York Jets, of all teams, could forever hold a special place in the hearts of the New York Giants and New England Patriots in the lead-up to this weekend's Super Bowl. Beating Rex Ryan's ornery bunch proved to be a key turning point in an otherwise up-and-down season for both teams. Since coach Bill Belichick's Patriots routed the Jets in the Meadowlands in mid-November, New...
A South Carolina man accused of using a stun gun on other fans during a fight at a New York Jets-Dallas Cowboys game last year pleaded not guilty Monday to several criminal charges. A lawyer for Leroy McKelvey of Moncks Corner, S.C., entered the plea in state court in Hackensack. McKelvey, who came to court dressed in a suit and tie and using a cane to walk, didn't speak during the brief...
A South Carolina man accused of using a stun gun on other fans during a fight at a New York Jets-Dallas Cowboys game last year pleaded not guilty Monday to several criminal charges.
A South Carolina man accused of using a stun gun on other fans during a fight at a New York Jets-Dallas Cowboys game last year pleaded not guilty Monday to several criminal charges.
HACKENSACK, N.J. - A South Carolina man accused of using a stun gun on other fans during a fight at a New York Jets-Dallas Cowboys game last year has pleaded not guilty.
Former New York Jets star running back Curtis Martin says his old team should pursue Peyton Manning if the Indianapolis Colts quarterback becomes a free agent. "That's a great opportunity," Martin said Saturday in an interview with ESPNNewYork.com.

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