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 [...]
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New York Jets Interviewed David Lee for Coaching Position
January 13th, 2012 
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No Comments »Former Jets lineman, analyst DeLuca dies at 75
September 14th, 2011 afcbeast Sam DeLuca, a former player and the longtime analyst in the Jets radio booth and with NBC, died yesterday of pancreatic cancer. He was 75 and lived in Pelham, N.Y. An offensive guard who spent three seasons with the Jets in the mid-1960s, DeLuca’s playing career ended when… View full post on NY Post: Jets
Posted in Around The Web Tags: analyst, Cancer, Career, DeLuca, dies, Former, Jets, Lineman, Mid 1960s, Nbc, ny jets, ny post, Offensive Guard, Radio Booth, Spent Three, Three Seasons No Comments »Former Jet, analyst DeLuca dies at 75
September 14th, 2011 afcbeast Sam DeLuca, a former player and the longtime analyst in the Jets radio booth and with NBC, died yesterday of pancreatic cancer. He was 75 and lived in Pelham, N.Y. An offensive guard who spent three seasons with the Jets in the mid-1960s, DeLuca’s playing career ended when… View full post on NY Post: Jets
Posted in Around The Web Tags: analyst, Cancer, Career, DeLuca, dies, Former, Jets, Mid 1960s, Nbc, Offensive Guard, Radio Booth, Spent Three, Three Seasons No Comments »Former Jet, analyst DeLuca dies at 75
September 14th, 2011 afcbeast Sam DeLuca, a former player and the longtime analyst in the Jets radio booth and with NBC, died yesterday of pancreatic cancer. He was 75 and lived in Pelham, N.Y. An offensive guard who spent three seasons with the Jets in the mid-1960s, DeLuca’s playing career ended when… View full post on NY Post: Jets
Posted in Around The Web Tags: analyst, Cancer, Career, DeLuca, dies, Former, Jets, Mid 1960s, Nbc, Offensive Guard, Radio Booth, Spent Three, Three Seasons No Comments »Former Jet, analyst DeLuca dies at 75
September 14th, 2011 afcbeast Sam DeLuca, a former player and the longtime analyst in the Jets radio booth and with NBC, died yesterday of pancreatic cancer. He was 75 and lived in Pelham, N.Y. An offensive guard who spent three seasons with the Jets in the mid-1960s, DeLuca’s playing career ended when… View full post on NY Post: Jets
Posted in Around The Web Tags: analyst, Cancer, Career, DeLuca, dies, Former, Jets, Mid 1960s, Nbc, Offensive Guard, Radio Booth, Spent Three, Three Seasons No Comments »The Top 15 Jets of the Rex Ryan Era, #10: Thomas Jones
August 8th, 2011 afcbeast Sorry for the delay in finishing this list, but figured that during the most hectic free agency period in NFL history no one would care about this list. Now that things have died down a little, lets wrap this thing up. Our man Thomas Jones comes in at #10, who was signed in 2007 and [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: Boxes, Commodity, Excellent Care, Fantasy Football, Football Magazine, Jets, Jones, Locker Room, Man Thomas, Nbsp, Nfl History, Number 1, Rex Ryan, Ridiculous Number, running game, Ryan, Scar, Sorry For The Delay, Spent Three, Thomas, Thomas Jones, Three Seasons, Workhorse No Comments »Chargers, Jets chasing Antwan Barnes
July 27th, 2011 afcbeast Veteran linebacker Antwan Barnes, an unrestricted free agent, spent 2010 with the Chargers. If the Chargers have their way, he’ll spend 2011 there, too. But the Jets have other ideas. Per a league source, both teams are pursuing Barnes. Barnes, a five-year veteran, spent three seasons in Baltimore and one in Philly before joining the… [...]
Ex-Jet Jenkins announces retirement
July 21st, 2011 afcbeast Jets fans only got a glimpse of what Kris Jenkins could do thanks to injuries that cut his time with the team short and led to his retirement yesterday afternoon. Jenkins, who spent three years as a Jet before the team released him in February, posted a message on his… View full post on NY [...]
Posted in Around The Web Tags: announces, ExJet, Fans, Glimpse, Jenkins, Jets, Kris Jenkins, Led, Retirement, Spent Three, Yesterday Afternoon No Comments »Coughlin: Wooden a ‘national treasure’
June 6th, 2010 afcbeast After hearing of the great John Wooden’s death at the age of 99 Friday, I listened to all the testimonials from the folks who’d had the good fortune to know him. One of Coach Wooden’s greatest admirers (from afar) was New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin, and two years ago, they spent three hours together [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Admiration, Admirers, Basketball Coach, Bergen County Record, Coach Tom Coughlin, Coughlin, Devout Faith, E Mail, Emptiness, ESPN, Faith In God, Good Fortune, Humility, League Meetings, Life Coach, Mutual Friends, national, National Treasure, New York Giants, Spent Three, Tara Sullivan, treasure', Wife Judy, Wooden No Comments »Gruden Visits Florham Park
May 31st, 2010 afcbeast More photos » Chris O’Meara – AP Browse more photos » Former head coach and ESPN analyst Jon Gruden spent three days at the Jets facility last week, according to reports. GM Mike Tannenbaum brought the former Bucs head coach in to observe practices and speak with coaches and players, looking for a different set [...]
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