Featured Editorials

by Matt Bitonti “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.â€? – Lao-tzu, The Way of Lao-tzu, Chinese philosopher (604 BC – 531 BC) So here we are fellow Jets fans at the start of a new year, a year filled with great hope and even greater hype. We have new coordinators… Read more

by rsherryjr JetNation Columnist For the 12th consecutive year I went out and purchased the EA Sports Madden football on the day it came out. And for the 12th consecutive year I’m frustrated at getting used to the new tricks that the staff at EA Sports put into the game. Madden 2005 was a defense-oriented… Read more

by Tom Shane JetNation Editor The last time the Jets signed a Hall of Fame defensive back, his name was Ronnie Lott. He came to the Jets to provide veteran leadership, share his unparalleled football savvy and to instill the championship demeanor he forged in the course of shaping a dynasty into a young Jets… Read more

by Rob Donigian JetNation Columnist Every year sports analysts, fans, and everyone from Joe Blow to Jow Blow’s mom attempts to predict which teams will win each division. Just like there are darkhorse teams, there are teams that go from living on Cloud Nine one season to eating dirt the next. So with that in… Read more

by Frank Barone JetNation columnist The Patriots start the 2005 season with more questions than at any other time under the Belichick regime. One of these questions are coaching concerns and some are personnel, but are any of these concerns really enough to to stop the Patriots from getting back to the Super Bowl this… Read more

By Senior Columnist Nick Ferraro It’s almost here! Football camps are open, and the countdown is officially underway. Jetnation is going to get you ready with our NFL 2005 Season Preview. Each week leading up to the season opener, we’ll breakdown one AFC and NFC division. This week we take a look at the AFC… Read more

by Eric Barton JetNation Contributor Should Curtis Martin miss a significant amount of time for the Jets in the upcoming season, it would seemingly make for a bleak situation for the team’s chances at making the playoffs. But it might not be as bad as it sounds. Dare I say…a blessing in disguise? In the… Read more

by Tom Shane JetNation Editor If you’re like me, you read too much about the NFL. And if you’re like me, you’ve already read four-hundred team and NFL previews. You’ve searched the web, you’ve bought every Street and Smith’s guide you can, you’ve even gotten so desperate as to look at the Jets official website… Read more

By Nick Ferraro Only 12 of the 30 starting quarterbacks played in all 16 games last season. With the emphasis placed on pressuring the signal caller, it’s probable that your team’s backup will see significant time under center. Qualifying for the post-season may hinge on the number two’s ability to stay above water while the… Read more

by Theresa (Garb) We’ve come a long way, baby! Yessiree. Where once Jane Kennedy did puff pieces for the CBS pre-game show – you know, those human interest stories that Armen Keteyian does now – we now have Suzy Kolber as the focal point on ESPN’s Edge NFL Match-up show. Where women were once not… Read more

by TomShane JetNation Editor It looks hopeless, people. The 2005 season is closing in upon us and we’re doomed, Jets fans. It looks bleak. Pack it in, people. It’s hopeless, like I said. Our quarterback has a bad wing, our running back has two over-used wheels, our star defensive end has a weak heart and… Read more