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Report: Jets Interested in Braylon Edwards

by Kristine Gammer on December 11, 2012

The Jets are reportedly interested in recently waived wide receiver Braylon Edwards. The receiving corps, stretched for talent since Santonio Holmes went down with a Lisfranc injury early in the year, is even thinner now. Jeremy Kerley has had nagging injuries, although seems to be healthy for the moment. Chaz Schilens is still healthy. That’s [...]

Injury Updates 11/29/12

by Phil Sullivan on November 29, 2012

Rex Ryan provided the following injury updates during this press conference today: Opening Statement… Guys that will not practice today, unless we find out otherwise, are Aaron Berry with a quad, Clyde Gates, concussion, LaRon Landry, heel, it’s just his normal routine. Guys that will be limited are Sione Po’uha with a low back, Bart [...]

Jets Hang Tough But Lose to Texans, 23-17

by Kristine Gammer on October 9, 2012

Finally! A Jets game fans can be proud of, even if they lost to the Houston Texans 23-17 and it’s from the “moral victory” perspective! Yes, it’s a glass half full view, but the Jets did show a lot of spirit. Even though they were knocked in the mouth repeatedly, they got up and stayed [...]

49ers Shutout Jets, 34-0

by Kristine Gammer on September 30, 2012

It isn’t frequently that an NFL team gets shut out, but the Jets pulled it off this week, losing 34-0 to the San Francisco 49ers. The Jets defense wasn’t great – they didn’t do well stopping the run – but the defense was helpless to counterbalance the completely inept offense. When the offense wasn’t going [...]

New York Jets Report Card: Week 4

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by Matt Keach on September 30, 2012

New York Jets Report Card: Week 4 San Francisco 49ers @ New York Jets Quarterbacks: G Sanchez: 13/29, 103 yards, 1 INT, 1 fumble Tebow: 1/1, 9 yards That’s not a typo. True, I don’t have official clearance from the powers-that-be at Jet Nation to issue such non-existent grades. But I’ve always been a renegade. [...]

Injury Updates 8/21

August 22, 2012

New York Jets head coach was asked to give an injury update and here is what he had to say: It’s good to see Santonio (Holmes) out here, running more individual routes.  We got him in a red jersey so we don’t want him to get hit by any player or coach, for that matter.  [...]

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Jets Fall To Giants

August 19, 2012

New York Giants 26 – New York Jets 3 The “MetLife Bowl” was ugly for the Jets. Forget that they lost to the Giants (and the Giants get to keep the really cute Snoopy statue for the next year). It’s preseason, who cares who they lose to? The bigger issue is that the Jets have [...]

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Injury Update 8/15: Po’uha, Holmes, Hunter, Schilens

August 15, 2012

Defensive linemen Sione Po’uha is going to miss the remainder of the preseason with a lower back problem.  Po’uha was absent from practice yesterday for an examination on his back but an MRI showed no structural damage.  While needing time away from practice the Jets and Po’uha believe he will be available for opening day. Po’uha [...]

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NY Jets Training Camp Report 08/15

August 15, 2012

Here are some highlights of Jets training camp practice from Cortland this morning: It was another tough day for Jets quarterbacks Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow as the defense piled up the interceptions. Sanchez 6-for-11 w/ an INT during 7s. Tebow was 3-for-5 during 7s w a pick #nyj — Kimberley A. Martin (@KMart_LI) August [...]

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NY Jets Training Camp Report 08/14

August 14, 2012

The Jets held training camp practice this morning in Cortland.  Here’s a recap of what happened: Ex-Jets and Dolphins quarterback Chad Pennington was invited to practice by General Manager Mike Tannenbaum.  Pennington had worked with Mark Sanchez in the offseason helping him learn coordinator Tony Sparano’s offense since Pennington played under Sparano with the Dolphins. [...]

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