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Earlier this month we reported that the recession had hit JetNation.  Needless to say, JetNation has struggled in this economic climate.  A failure to adapt to new world internet business models has taken a huge toll on JetNation’s bottom line.  The shareholders have voiced their displeasure as JetNation refuses to charge for: The search feature… Read more

NFL.com has an article on the rule changes for 2009.  There was a push within the league to change the overtime rules but they say that isn’t happening.  Overtime won’t change but owners are expected to discuss several player safety changes at the owner meetings which start tomorrow. Some highlights: A defender who hits a… Read more

By Tyson Rauch How can the New York Jets be experiencing financial difficulties? In these tough economic times many people across the country are struggling to get by financially.  From worrying about having enough money to make a mortgage or utility payment, to the daily fear of losing your job, everyone is feeling the pain… Read more

By Tyson Rauch With the hiring of Rex Ryan, the New York Jets are now on their fourth coach since 2000. Ryan, like his predecessors, comes to Gang Green without any NFL head coaching experience. Having an inexperienced head coach puts the onus on the front office when it comes to talent evaluation and roster… Read more

Written by Max On February 16, 2005 the name JetNation.com was registered.  The goal at that time was to create a home for Jets talk.  A place that was fun and allowed fans to speak their mind about the team, good – bad or indifferent.  Over that time we have seen these head coaches: Herman… Read more

By Matt Bitonti Draftdaddy.com 2009 New York Jets Favre, Favre, Favre! The school children say if you say his name three times he goes away forever.  Aside from that drama – what else is there to talk about? Well I’m glad you asked.  Here is the top 10 top NYJ roster questions no one’s really… Read more

By Mike Dietrich I was listening to sports talk radio and they were talking about quarterbacks that came out of college early. I decided to research how many starting quarterbacks had less than four years of college. This analysis has nothing to do with the ability of a player. If you’re a gambler, you analyze… Read more

By Tyson Rauch Allow me to preface this article by stating that I am a huge fan of Ray Lewis.  I admire the way “Big Play Ray” plays the game, from his intensity and leadership, to his focus and determination.  Lewis is a first ballot Hall of Fame player that reinvented the middle linebacker position. … Read more

By Tyson Rauch I would like to take a second to apologize to my family and close friends.  I want to apologize for all of my sarcastic and bitter remarks as they pertain to this week’s Super Bowl.  After some self-evaluation I figured out where it all comes from: January 12, 1969. January 12, 1969… Read more

By Tyson Rauch You can call Brett Favre many names but the one thing you cannot call the man is stupid.  Every move Brett makes is calculated, from his average guy image, to his press conference answers, to the way he uses sports writers as puppets to get his message out to the public.  Currently… Read more

By Joseph Grinwis Somewhere over the past year, Jets fans have forgotten what Kellen Clemens brought to the table in 2007. The Jets were 1-7 (including a Week 2 loss in Baltimore in which Clemens started) when then Head Coach Eric Mangini handed the reigns over to the second year pro. Clemens posted a 3-4… Read more