Attention New York Jets fans: Mark Sanchez is not the answer. Sure, he has accomplished more than a lot of the quarterbacks the Jets have thrown out there over the years, but it’s not enough, and it doesn’t look like it ever will be. Jets fans have now been starving for another Super Bowl for 43 years, [...]
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New York Jets: Why Mark Sanchez Is Not A Franchise QB
February 6th, 2012 
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No Comments »Through the New York Giants Secondary is the Way to Success for Patriots
February 1st, 2012 afcbeast If the New England Patriots can figure out how to contain the front four of the Giants, they will have a big advantage. Much like the Patriots, the Giants struggle in pass coverage, and while many think the Patriots will try to run the ball, we think they are going to come all guns blazing. [...]
Posted in Yard Barker Tags: Aaron Ross, Chase Blackburn, Deion Branch, Giants, Good Job, Guns, Line Backers, Mathias Kiwanuka, Michael Boley, New England, New England Patriots, New York Giants, patriots, Receiver Position, Running Backs, Secondary, Success, through, Tight Ends, Tom Brady, Webster, Wes Welker, wide receiver, X Factor, Yardbarker, York No Comments »The Sporting News Names Jets WR Plaxico Burress 2011 Comeback Player Of The Year
January 25th, 2012 afcbeast The New York Jets 2011 season was a disappointment, but for Plaxico Burress it was a chance to resume his career. His numbers did not compare with those of his prime seasons, but Burress proved that, after missing two seasons while serving 20 months in prison following his conviction on weapons charges, he is still [...]
Posted in Around The Web Tags: 2011, Brain, Burress, Comeback, Comeback Player, Conviction, Disappointment, farewell, Good Job, Jets, Jets News, Mike Tannenbaum, names, New York Jets, news, NFL, Passing Game, Plaxico, Plaxico Burress, Player, Red Zone, Sporting, Sporting News, Teammate, Two Seasons, Unrestricted Free Agent, Weapons, wide receiver, year No Comments »Jets Scout the Senior Bowl
January 24th, 2012 afcbeast There are reports today from Jake Steinberg of SNY’s www.thejetsblog.com that the Jets are extremely interested in Gerell Robinson, a wide receiver out of Arizona State. Steinberg goes as far as calling the Jets, “infatuated.” He continued on by saying that there are reports that the Jets were seen talking to CB D’Anton Lynn from [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: Arizona State, Bowl, Consistent Effort, Cornerback, Gerell Robinson, Good Job, Inconsistency, Jake Steinberg, Jets, Mismatch, mocks, Quickness, running game, Scout, Scouting Report, Seam, Senior, Senior Bowl, Sny, Versatile Player, wide receiver, Wingspan, Yard Dash No Comments »2012 Roster Rundown: #97 Calvin Pace
January 18th, 2012 afcbeast Position: Defensive End / Outside Linebacker Height / Weight: 6’4″ 265 lbs. Age: 31 / Experience: 9 College: Wake Forest 2011 Contract Status: Signed through 2013 2011 Analysis: Pace might not rack up sacks and pressures, but he was a constant player for the Jets in the rotation, especially after the loss of Bryan Thomas for the season. Pace [...]
Posted in The Jets Blog Tags: 2012, Bart Scott, Bryan Thomas, Calvin, Calvin Pace, Cap Value, Chargers, Contract Status, Death Struggle, Fumbles, Good Job, Height Weight, Interception, Jets, Lbs Age, Might Make Sense, Offseason, Pace, Playmakers, Roster, Rundown, Sacks, Solid Edge, Wake Forest No Comments »2012 Roster Rundown: #97 Calvin Pace
January 18th, 2012 afcbeast Position: Defensive End / Outside Linebacker Height / Weight: 6’4″ 265 lbs. Age: 31 / Experience: 9 College: Wake Forest 2011 Contract Status: Signed through 2013 2011 Analysis: Pace might not rack up sacks and pressures, but he was a constant player for the Jets in the rotation, especially after the loss of Bryan Thomas for the season. Pace [...]
Posted in The Jets Blog Tags: 2012, Bart Scott, Bryan Thomas, Calvin, Calvin Pace, Cap Value, Chargers, Contract Status, Death Struggle, Fumbles, Good Job, Height Weight, Interception, Jets, Lbs Age, Might Make Sense, Offseason, Pace, Playmakers, Roster, Rundown, Sacks, Solid Edge, Wake Forest No Comments »New York Jets Interviewed David Lee for Coaching Position
January 13th, 2012 afcbeast Cimini reports the Jets interviewed David Lee, Tony Sparano’s quarterbacks coach in Miami for a coaching job. Lee spent three seasons on Sparano’s staff in Miami (2008-2010) before moving on last year to become the offensive coordinator at Ole Miss. In 2008, Lee was named “Innovator of the Year” by the Sporting News for introducing [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: Coaching, Coaching Job, David, David Lee, Good Job, Innovator, Interviewed, Jets, Mark Sanchez, Matt Cavanaugh, Mediocrity, Miami Job, New York Jets, NFL, Offensive Coordinator, Ole Miss, Position, Quarterbacks Coach, Speculations, Spent Three, Sporting News, Stint, Three Seasons, Tony Sparano, Wildcat Offense, York No Comments »With Rex Ryan, Tony Sparano, Could Jets Have Too Many Cooks in Kitchen?
January 11th, 2012 afcbeast The New York Jets have hired recently-fired Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano as their offensive coordinator. While Sparano did a good job turning around the Dolphins early on in his tenure, the task of fixing the Jets’ dysfunctional, under-performing offense will be a monumental undertaking. Jets head coach Rex Ryan obviously has a very [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: Bleacher Report, Closed Doors, Cooks, Could, Different Animal, Disciplinarian, Dolphins, First Job, Good Job, Head Coach Tony, Jets, Kitchen, Locker Room, many, Mark Sanchez, Miami Dolphins, Monumental Undertaking, New York Jets, Offensive Coordinator, Rex Ryan, running game, Ryan, Sparano, strife, Tony, Tony Sparano, Wrong Way, York Jets News No Comments »Former Jacksonville OC Dork Koetter Another Jets Candidate?
January 8th, 2012 afcbeast #bbpBox_155768318807130113 a { text-decoration:none; color:#0084B4; }#bbpBox_155768318807130113 a:hover { text-decoration:underline; } Sources tell me Jets are considering Tony Sparano and Dirk Koetter for OC position if Schottenheimer leaves. #nyj about 16 hours ago via Twitter for BlackBerry®ReplyRetweetFavorite @BrianCoz Brian Costello Koetter was the Offensive Coordinator for Jacksonville. Koetter did a good job of mixing run and [...]
Posted in The Jets Blog Tags: Another, Blackberry, brian costello, Candidate, Career, Dan Leberfeld, Dirk Koetter, Dork, Former, Game View, Good Job, Jacksonville, Jets, Koetter, Mark Sanchez, Offensive Coordinator, Reason, Reply, Schottenheimer, Text Decoration, Tony Sparano, twitter 3 Comments »Talent Watch: Insight Bowl
January 4th, 2012 afcbeast This years Insight Bowl had Iowa, squaring off against Oklahoma. I really enjoyed watching this game, because it featured a battle between two prospects, who have a lot of talent. For Oklahoma, there was OLB/DE Frank Alexander. For Iowa, there was OT Riely Reiff, and WR Marvin McNutt. Iowa Riely Reiff OT: I really wanted [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: Bowl, Cb, Falling Sky, Frank Alexander, Good Job, Insight, Insight Bowl, Little Bit, Marvin Mcnutt, Prospects, Qb, Receiving Yards, Receptions, Reiff, Riely, running game, Rushing Yards, Short Time, Sky Cam, Takle, talent, Victom, Watch, WR No Comments »
