Posts Tagged ‘Leon Washington’

Mike Westhoff to Remain With Jets Through 2012

News this morning is that Mike Westhoff, the special teams coach, will remain with the Jets for the next season. Westhoff was expected to retire at the end of this past season, however he has said that he would like to coach for one more year. The Jets expect him to retire at the end [...]

History Repeating Itself for Brian Schottenheimer

There is an old saying, “Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.” In some ways the present Jets struggle down the stretch resembles the one the team suffered in 2008. The offense is laboring to generate anything positive. Back in 2008, the most explosive player the Jets had was Leon [...]

Gamethread: New York Jets vs. New York Giants 12.24.11

The ball is in your court fellas. Who: New York Jets vs. New York Giants When: 1:00 p.m. EST Where: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ Media: TV – Fox, DirecTV – 709, Radio – 1050 AM ESPN Radio, Sirius – 86, Sirius XM – XM 228, Internet Audio – NFL Fieldpass. Their Previous Meeting: The last [...]

Gamethread: New York Jets @ Washington Redskins 12.04.11

Who: New York Jets @ Washington Redskins When: 1:00 p.m. EST Where: FedEx Field, Landover, MD Media: TV – CBS, DirecTV – 704, Radio – 1050 AM ESPN Radio, Sirius – 91, Sirius XM – XM 232, Internet Audio – NFL Fieldpass. Their Previous Meeting: The last time these two teams met, it was four years ago [...]

Expendables: Mid-Season Update Part Two

In yesterdays Expendables post (click here), I looked at how the players the Jets have let go since the end of the 2010 season have fared so far with their new teams. Today, I’ll update you on some of the players you requested that the Jets were linked with, you were hoping they’d sign/draft or [...]

Mike Westhoff and Special Teams Appreciation Thread

In honor of Joe McKnight’s recent ST Player of the Month award, I would like to take this opportunity to heap some praises on Special Teams coach Mike Westhoff, who in my humble opinion has proven to be the “Darrelle Revis of special teams coaching.” Let’s start by taking a look at some his success [...]

Rest In Peace “Ground and Pound”

Goodbye my good friend. New York Jets “Ground and Pound”, it was a damn good run my friend. Two solid years of intimidating defense and a powerful run game, enough to strike fear into the hearts of opponents. But now in 2011, our dear friend Ground and Pound has taken it’s last breath. We’ll now [...]

5 reasons the Jets will beat the Raiders

Time to press the repeat button. The Jets travel back to Oakland for the first time since Mark Sanchez’s rookie year and the infamous “Hotdog Gate”. However, two years ago, the Jets featured a two-headed monster of Thomas Jones and Leon Washington at running back and the immovable force, Kris Jenkins at nose tackle. Many [...]

New York Jets: Can Shonn Greene Handle the Rushing Load for the Jets in 2011?

When the Jets drafted Shonn Greene out of Iowa, they thought they had their back of the future.  They didn’t rush him into the fold as he only carried the ball 108 times in his rookie season.  He averaged five yards per carry, and was an excellent complement to the power rushing of Thomas Jones [...]

Thoughts from Seattle Seahawks practice

RENTON, Wash. — Thoughts and observations after watching the Seattle Seahawks practice Wednesday: Marshawn Lynch jogged on his sore ankle without much trouble. He did not practice, but the injury does not appear serious. Reports of the Seahawks’ expected visit with veteran free-agent running back Clinton Portis appear unrelated to Lynch’s health. Portis, whose cousin [...]

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