With Mike Tannenbaum firmly on the hot seat in New York, his latest move could end up costing him his job instead of saving it.
Via Jets Insider.com
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December 13, 2012
BRAYLON'S RETURN TO JETS IS A WELCOMED ONE, BUT WILL HE BE READY TO CONTRIBUTE ON MONDAY NIGHT? FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Braylon Edwards is back sporting green and white, but will be limited in Thursday's practice with a hamstring injury.The Jets claimed Edwards off waivers Monday, who was last played for the team in 2010, picking up the remaining $164,000 on his $875,000 contract...
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December 11, 2012
The New York Jets, as expected, claimed receiver Braylon Edwards off waivers after he was officially released by the Seattle Seahawks. The extremely thin at receiver Jets look to be extremely thick-skinned as well, willing to bring back a known problem player who just called the Jets brass "idiots' only a week ago. But then again, the Jets are mathematically still in...
Via AP on Fox
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December 13, 2012
Tim Tebow's days of running the New York Jets' wildcat-style offense appear over for now.
Rex Ryan said Thursday that the backup quarterback will be active Monday night at Tennessee, but will likely not run the wildcat or participate as the punt protector on special teams. Tebow has not played in the Jets' last three games while dealing with two broken ribs, sustained...
Via NY Sports Nut
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December 11, 2012
The New York Jets released recently acquired running back Khalil Bell. The former Chicago Bear received the most action in his first game as a Jet, carrying the ball 10 times for only 20 yards and catching one ball for 11 yards. Since his first game, over the next four games Bell only received two carries for 12 yards, catching one ball for two yards and a lost fumble.
The team is...
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December 12, 2012
In a bit of irony, The Jets have picked up their former wideout, Braylon Edwards off of waivers. If you recall it was just last week that Braylon referred to Jets management as “idiots” for the way they’ve handled QB Mark Sanchez. But apparently the Jets are forgiving. The Jets were trying to trade for [...]
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December 13, 2012
Braylon Edwards last week called the Jets decision makers "idiots" for their handling of Mark Sanchez. Since then Edwards was waived the Seahawks with a hamstring injury and picked up by the Jets.
Coach Rex Ryan made light of his new wide receiver's comments according to Conor Orr of the Newark Star-Ledger.
"With the comment, I look at it this way, (general...
Via NFL Injury Report
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December 12, 2012
The New York Jets have claimed wide receiver Braylon Edwards
off waivers from the Seattle Seahawks, reports Dan Hanzus of NFL.com.
In an expected move, the New York Jets announced
Tuesday that they have been awarded wide receiver Braylon Edwards off
waivers from the Seattle Seahawks.
Hanzus notes that it’s a strange reunion considering the bad
terms under which the...
Via Fantasy Football Champs
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December 11, 2012
The Jets have claimed veteran receiver Braylon Edwards off waivers from Seattle.Fantasy Spin:The Jets are dealing with multiple injuries at the wide receiver spot and Edwards will add depth and a goal line target. Given the quarterbacking situation in New York, however, his fantasy value is limited.
Via Boston Sports Then & Now
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December 11, 2012
(PHOTO: Buzzfeed Sports)
Wow, when I saw this poster of NY Jets linebacker Mark Gastineau from the 1980′s, I did TWO THINGS:
Laughed my ASS off
THREW UP in my mouth
There is NO disputing that Gastineau was a great pass rusher, but he was the GEICO caveman before the GEICO caveman.
Patriots quarterbacks of the era, Steve Grogan and Tony Eason may have feared Gastineau on the gridiron...
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December 13, 2012
The New York Jets need change, and they need it now. — Rex Ryan can talk as much as he wants about change, but it doesn’t mean jack if his team can’t back his words up, right now the Jets are 6-7. While Yahoo! Sports.com may report that New York still has a chance, it’s not likely to happen, [...]
Via The Other Paper
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December 11, 2012
ESPN president John Skipper told producers what NFL fans have been aware of since week one — there's too much coverage of Tim Tebow on the cable network.
"I said, 'Guys, we didn't handle this very well." Going to training camp wasn't a problem. We just stayed on it relentlessly and too long," Skipper told Sports Business Journal.
ESPN sent hordes...
Via 5TH QUARTER MAGAZINE
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December 13, 2012
Funny man Adam Sandler made a guest appearance at the 12/12/12 Sandy Relief Concert at Madison Square Garden. He showed off his vocals with his own rendition of the great Leonard Cohen song “Hallelujah” and called it “Sandy, screw ya!” Although Sandler wore a New York Jets shirt, he decided to poke fun at QB Mark Sanchez.
“Cause we believe this too shall pass, like...
Via AFC East Daily
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December 13, 2012
Tim Tebow hasn't been healthy enough to see the field for a month, yet New York Jets coach Rex Ryan insists Tebow remains the No. 2 quarterback. Meanwhile, Greg McElroy, Gang Green's third-stringer, is the only quarterback not named Mark Sanchez to run New York's offense in a regular season game this year. The healthy and capable McElroy replaced Sanchez in the second...
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