Two-time former Jet Laveranues Coles is expected to sign tomorrow after he visited Jets camp today for a workout. After a disappointing season with Cincinnati, Coles was released after just one season, and he struggled to find work. With the Jets, Coles will serve as the third receiver during Santonio Holmes‘s four game suspension, and [...]
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Coles expected to sign, McKnight fails conditioning test
July 30th, 2010 
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No Comments »Jets sign QB Mark Brunell for 2 years
July 28th, 2010 afcbeast To no one’s surprise, the Jets signed quarterback Mark Brunell to a two-year contract to backup and help mentor Mark Sanchez. Brunell started one game last year for New Orleans where he went 15-30 for 102 yards and an interception playing with mostly backups. Before that, his last action was way back in 2006 with [...]
Posted in Jets Daily Tags: Brunell, Clemens, Confidence, Connell, Erik Ainge, Interception, Jets, Lefty, mark, Mark Sanchez, Mentor, New Orleans, New York Jets, New York Jets Football, Period Of Time, Peyton Manning, Physical Tools, Presence, Quarterback Job, running game, sign, Slim Chance, Teammates, Token, Years No Comments »Position Overview: Tight End
July 27th, 2010 afcbeast Tight end is one of the few positions where the Jets know exactly what they have. In Dustin Keller and Ben Hartsock, Gang Green has two complimentary tight ends. Keller is a pass catcher with the athletic ability to create mismatches in the open field, while Hartsock is one of the better blocking tight ends [...]
Posted in Jets Daily Tags: Athletic Ability, Ben Hartsock, Braylon Edwards, Colt, Dustin, First Offense, Gameplan, Gang Green, Jets, Mark Sanchez, Offseason, Overview, Passing Game, Playing Time, Playoff Games, Position, Position Overview, Rookie Quarterback, Santonio Holmes, tight, Tight End, Tight Ends, touchdown No Comments »Position Overview: Offensive Line
July 25th, 2010 afcbeast Since D’Brickashaw Ferguson and Nick Mangold were both drafted in the 2006 NFL draft, the Jets’ offensive line has slowly risen from one of the worst units in the NFL to one of the best. When Alan Faneca and Damien Woody were added in 2008, the unit helped Thomas Jones set Gang Green’s single-season rushing [...]
Posted in Jets Daily Tags: 2006 Nfl Draft, Alan Faneca, Brandon Moore, Coach Bill Callahan, D Brickashaw Ferguson, Damien Woody, Dead Money, Gang Green, line, Mark Sanchez, Matt Slauson, Mauler, NFL Draft, Nick Mangold, offensive, Offensive Line Coach, Overview, Pet Project, Position, Position Overview, Rushing Touchdown Record, Single Season Rushing Touchdown Record, Thomas Jones, Vladimir Ducasse No Comments »Position Overview: Wide Receiver
July 20th, 2010 afcbeast This is the second in the offseason position reviews. Previously, I have reviewed the quarterbacks.Remember last season when Jerricho Cotchery and Chansi Stuckey were the opening day receiving corps? The Jets have come a long way in less than 12 months, as now they feature the talented but enigmatic Braylon Edwards as well as a [...]
Posted in Jets Daily Tags: Brad Smith, Braylon Edwards, Brilliance, Chansi Stuckey, David Clowney, Dominant Defense, Great Feet, Jerricho Cotchery, Jets, Mark Sanchez, Opening Day, Overview, Passing Game, Position, Position Overview, receiver, Rex Ryan, Rookie Quarterback, running game, Santonio Holmes, Sidelines, Super Bowl Mvp, Wide, wide receiver No Comments »Jets re-sign D’Brickashaw Ferguson
July 7th, 2010 afcbeast The story of the offseason was how the Jets would take care of the “Big Four” as they have come to be known: Darrelle Revis, Nick Mangold, David Harris, and D’Brickashaw Ferguson. While Revis has been extremely outspoken and Mangold has been a little vocal as well, Harris and Ferguson have barely said a word. [...]
Posted in Jets Daily Tags: 60 Million, 8 Years, Base Salary, Brick, Cb, Contract Extension, D Brickashaw Ferguson, D'Brickashaw, David Harris, Ferguson, Jets, Kyle Wilson, linebacker, New Contract, New Deal, New York Jets, New York Jets Football, Nick Mangold, Offseason, resign, Revis, Rookie Contract, Salaries, Vladimir Ducasse No Comments »Guest Post: Can Jets Defense Match ’85 Bears?
June 23rd, 2010 afcbeast I’ll get back to more regular posting once we inch closer to training camp. But right now, we have a JetsDaily guest post from Scott Dahl. You may know him as WhiteShoeWillie on the TheGangGreen.com message boards. Here are his thoughts on how Rex Ryan’s 2010 Jets’ defense compares to his father’s 1985 Chicago Bears’ [...]
Posted in Jets Daily Tags: 1985 Chicago Bears, 85 Bears, Bears, Buddy Ryan, Cb, Chicago Bears, Dahl, Dan Marino, defense, Dominant Defense, Guest, Jets, Match, Message Boards, Nbsp, Post, Qb, Rex Ryan, Tactic, training camp, Trapping, Visionary No Comments »Revis, Jets face difficult situation
June 15th, 2010 afcbeast The Darrelle Revis-New York Jets contract negotiations took a turn for the ugly yesterday. Revis skipped a few plays in practice, telling coach Rex Ryan he was lightheaded. Later, he mouthed off to the media about how he “sat out for a little bit just to let them know I can play or I can’t [...]
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