Who is the most reliable target? [ESPN]
Jets’ Sanchez focused on improving, not boos [Sportsline]
Jets says Mark Sanchez being unfairly singled out for team’s problems [NJ]
Rush hour in D.C. [ESPN]
Jets TE on IR Jeff Cumberland Shows Off Optimus [Jets Twit]
Via Turn On The Jets
|
November 29, 2011
It all makes sense now.
As I watched Mark Sanchez give his post-game press conference in the aftermath of Sunday’s sloppy but exhilarating win over Buffalo, the third-year Jets quarterback never once even came close to cracking a smile. After such an emotional and important win, the quarterback exuded zero positive energy. He said, stone-faced, that he was “thrilled” with...
Via The Jet Press
|
December 01, 2011
Rich Cimini of ESPN New York has the following article in which Washington Redskins cornerback DeAngelo Hall breaks down Jets QB Mark Sanchez.Calling Sanchez “confused” and a “middle of the pack QB”, Hall has definitely outdueled Jets head … [visit site to read more]Redskins Hall says Jets Sanchez gets “confused” - The Jet Press - The Jet Press - A New York Jets Fan...
Via NFL.com
|
November 30, 2011
Mark Sanchez gets it. Playing quarterback in New York comes with a unique set of standards that can be impossible to live up to. All the Jets QB can do is play consistent football and the rest will fall into place.
Via The Boone Docks
|
November 29, 2011
Jets safety Jim Leonard wasn't pleased with the fans' treatment of Mark Sanchez on Sunday.
Via ESPN
|
November 29, 2011
Mark Sanchez said there's no chance the New York Jets will make the playoffs if the offense continues to play like it did Sunday against Buffalo.
Via NBC Connecticut
|
December 01, 2011
There are times when it feels like everything having to do with the Jets revolves around Mark Sanchez.
Quarterbacks have been given a place of priority in the NFL, mostly because the state of the game right now demands a crisp passing attack if you harbor any hopes of contending for a championship. Crisp doesn't usually describe Sanchez's play all that well, which leaves...
Via NY Daily News
|
November 29, 2011
Jim Leonhard left no secret that he wasn't happy with the boobirds directed at Mark Sanchez before the Jets' 28-24 win over the Bills on Sunday.
Via FloppingOut
|
December 01, 2011
Just being in the NFL is a huge feat in itself. There is no question about it, but when you’re hanging on by your last Achilles tendon, I wouldn’t be calling out some of your fans who support you. Then again I also spell and use better grammar than New York Jets TE Jeff Cumberland, so who the hell knows what goes on in this dudes head. But According to this Cumberland (who has...
Via The Jets Blog
|
November 29, 2011
For the Jets, a Victory That Exposed Some Weaknesses [New York Times]
Dustin Keller leaps to defense of Mark Sanchez after win over Bills [NYDailyNews]
Plaxico Burress: Stevie Johnson sorry [ESPN]
Stevie Johnson says he may stop touchdown celebrations after Jets incident [NJ]
Jets likely without DT Mike DeVito for Redskins matchup [NJ]
Via MyTeamRivals.com
|
December 02, 2011
On this edition of Open Mike, Michael sees trouble on the horizon after several Jets players took pot shots at Jets fans for booing the team and Mark Sanchez during the club's lackluster victory over the bumbling Buffalo Bills.
Michael then previews the Giants huge clash with the Green Bay Packers, as Green Bay tries to remain undefeated.
Finally, Michael welcomes in Dan...
Via The Jets Blog
|
November 29, 2011
Safety Jim Leonhard appeared on WFAN Radio today and aired a grievance that has been festering since yesterday afternoon, expressing his disappointment in the fans for booing Mark Sanchez during pre-game warm-ups.
Jim Leonhard left no secret that he wasn’t happy with the boos directed at Mark Sanchez before the Jets’ 28-24 win to the Bills on Sunday. The veteran safety, one of...
Via Turn On The Jets
|
November 29, 2011
Green Lantern with some deserved praise for Plaxico Burress
Burress is quickly becoming one of the most popular players on the team because he is one of the few players who has been improving down the stretch. He has already earned his contract by catching seven touchdowns and it is hard to see the Jets not making a strong push to bring him back next year. He has clearly matured...
Original Story:
http://www.thejetsblog.com/2011/12/01...
