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The Shoulder of Burden: Pennington’s Surgery and the 2005 season

Posted By admin On March 12, 2005

Like it or not, Chad Pennington and the NY Jets 2005 season are behind the proverbial 8-ball right now and success rests solely on the repaired shoulder of Pennington.

Welcome Back, 87

Posted By admin On March 11, 2005

by Joe Grinwis Contributing Columnist Two weeks ago many Jets fans were sitting in their chars on their computers reading articles about a Laveranues Coles return to the Jets for Santana Moss. For most Jets fans, that was a dream. Well now it has become a reality. The Jets have finally completed a Coles-Moss trade… Read more

Herm Edwards: Escape Artist or Visionary?

Posted By admin On March 11, 2005

by djaparz Contributing Columnist There has been a lot of talk of the NY Jets coaches being “thrown under the busâ€? by head coach Herman Edwards. But I see a head coach making changes to improve this team and taking it to the next level… The New York Jets have had 16 different head coaches… Read more

The East is Ours! (says Joe G.)

Posted By admin On March 11, 2005

by Joe Grinwis Contributing Columnist This is the season. Wait, how many times have you heard that one before? Many times I’m sure, but this really could be that season. So far this off-season, the Patriots have lost a lot of key parts to their dynasty the past four seasons and most likely will find… Read more

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Jets GM Joe Douglas has dramatically improved Gang Green's depth chart on the offensive side of the ball which should allow a healthy Aaron Rodgers to lead the best Jets offense in decades.

Jets GM Joe Douglas has dramatically improved Gang Green's depth chart on the offensive side of the ball which should allow a healthy Aaron Rodgers to lead the best Jets offense in decades.

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Way too Early 53-man Roster Predictions; Plenty of new Help for Aaron Rodgers

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The New York Jets may have a problem. Sitting at just $9 million under the salary cap and still needing to sign their entire rookie class, it's possible they're missing out on the opportunity to add a key free agent who is still without a team.

The New York Jets may have a problem. Sitting at just $9 million under the salary cap and still needing to sign their entire rookie class, it's possible they're missing out on the opportunity to add a key free agent who is still without a team.

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Is Lack of cap Space Preventing big Move by Gang Green? Rookie camp kicks off!

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