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By Tyson Rauch   When talking about the 2006 New York Jets there were many question marks and unknowns surrounding the team.  Who would be the quarterback? Could Jonathan Vilma fit into the new defense? Was Brian Schottenheimer the correct choice for offensive coordinator?  Could Eric Mangini get through to his players?    Well after… Read more

By Jet Moses The Eric Mangini era began with all the drama and suspense that most Jets seasons begin with, only this time the story had a happy ending. Sunday afternoon in Nashville, Eric Mangini’s underdog Jets overcame adversity and persevered. The beauty of it is the fact that it was a team effort. Starting… Read more

By Tyson Rauch   Yes Jets fans, the season opener for this rebuilding team is a must win.  Think I am crazy? Well here is my logic:   1) After a very difficult, physical training camp, a win to start off the season would put a positive feeling in the locker room.  It would also help the new coaching staff earn… Read more

By Frank Barone   The question always seems to be asked, how loyal of a Jets fan are you?  Will you continue to go to games in November and December at the Meadowlands in freezing temperatures? Does a team with a losing record dampen your enthusiasm and support for your hometown team? The answer I… Read more

By R44 — Courtesy of Draft Daddy  We finally got around to seeing the movie Invincible, which is based on the real life story of former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Vince Papale, who made the teams’ 45 man roster as a 30 year old rookie special teams ace in 1976, despite the fact he only played… Read more

By JetCane  Football fans know that in the fourth preseason game, they wont see much of the starting team or a preview of the regular season game plan.  Chad is sitting this one out.  So why watch the game?  Well, it is the culmination of training camp for the team and the end of the… Read more

By Tyson Rauch  The National Football League is known as a “copycat leagueâ€? and it appears that the head coach of the New York Jets is copying some of the procedures of his mentors.  Many of the processes are aimed at building team discipline, conditioning and competition. In addition policies have been put into place… Read more

By Nick Ferraro Offensive Backfield 1. Seattle – Matt Hasselbeck, Shaun Alexander, Mack Strong 2. Kansas City – Trent Green, Larry Johnson, Ronnie Cruz 3. Cincinnati – Carson Palmer, Rudi Johnson, Jeremy Johnson 4. NY Giants – Eli Manning, Tiki Barber, Jim Finn 5. Miami – Dante Culpepper, Ronnie Brown, Fred Beasley The Seahawks have the MVP, a bulldozer in… Read more

In case you haven’t already noticed, Jets beat-writers have been on a mission to character assassinate new head coach, Eric Mangini, and new general manager, Mike Tannenbaum.  Mike Vaccaro (NY Post) recently called Jets HQ a “gulagâ€?. Selena Roberts (NY Times) did a scathing story that suggests Mangini is a Belichick wannabe who “hasn’t earned… Read more

By Tyson Rauch   After watching the first two pre-season games of the 2006 season there were so many things that confused my eyes.  Players ran back to the huddle once the whistle blew.  The offensive and defensive formations appeared to be changing continuously.  Game and time management appeared to make sense and there was… Read more

From ESPN.com – TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Even if Eric Mangini isn’t ready to say it, Chad Pennington looks like a quarterback ready to reclaim his job.  Playing for the first time since undergoing a second major operation on his right shoulder, Pennington worked two series in the New York Jets‘ 16-3 preseason loss to… Read more