Santonio Holmes is making news again. This time the Jets' mercurial wideout shared his quarterback's first reaction when the Tebow trade winds swirled into New York.
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September 05, 2012
On Tuesday the New York Jets brought in several punters. Robert Malone, formerly with the San Diego Chargers and Shawn Powell, a rookie free agent who had been with the Buffalo Bills, to compete with incumbent T.J. Conley. The Jets wound up signing Robert Malone and subsequently releasing T.J. Conley, now less than a week before the opener.
T.J. Conley seemed assured of the starting...
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September 06, 2012
On the surface, the Tim Tebow trade did not appear to bother Mark Sanchez. Reporters fished for some sign of panic from the Jets starting quarterback all summer but were only treated to cliches like “whatever’s best for the team” and “we’re just trying to win games.” In fact, Sanchez even expressed confidence that Tebow was a backup for New York above all else. But according...
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September 07, 2012
Mark Sanchez said that Santonio Holmes' assessment of his reaction to the Tim Tebow trade was more like a movie script than reality.
Holmes said that Sanchez asked him "Wow, how did this happen?" and added that the quarterback lost focus in the aftermath.
"I think (Holmes) made it a little more dramatic. When you read it in the paper, it sounds like a Lifetime...
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September 06, 2012
New York Jets owner Woody Johnson disputes the ''circus'' label many fans and media have used to describe his team, instead saying ''we're deadly serious here.''
Johnson echoes comments Thursday by coach Rex Ryan, who says the ''circus thing is kind of a little old for me.'' The Jets have been in the headlines all summer - and...
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September 06, 2012
Even though it’s been reported that rookie wide receiver Stephen Hill has been a disappointment so far and is still a very raw player, Jets head coach Rex Ryan has decided to start him along with Santonio Holmes for this week’s opener against the Bills.
Rex confirms Stephen Hill will be the starting No. 2 WR #nyj
— Brian Costello (@BrianCoz) September 6, 2012
I guess in the...
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September 05, 2012
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Rich Cimini of ESPNNewYork.com has listed Jets rookie wide receiver Stephen Hill as his biggest disappointment so far this season because of how raw he is.
“Talented, but oh so raw. Needs time to develop, but he doesn’t have that luxury on this team,” wrote Cimini.
There’s no doubt that Hill has the potential to be a very good receiver in the NFL. The problem is that...
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September 07, 2012
The 2012 NFL season is off to a beautiful start. Yes, the Giants beat the Jets last year and won the Super Bowl. Did that prevent you from enjoying David Wilson and Mathias Kiwanuka’s tears or the disappointed faces of the bandwagon Giants fans who just bought their jersey the day before in the bar on Wednesday? Of course not. Week 1 is here and with that comes 12 likely inaccurate...
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September 06, 2012
Cornerback Antonio Cromartie agitated teammates this summer when he called himself the second best receiver on the New York Jets, that might be Cromartie's world-view, but it's not Rex Ryan's.
The Jets coach has named rookie Stephen Hill as the starter across from Santonio Holmes, The Star-Ledger reported Thursday. There's little surprise in the announcement. ...
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September 06, 2012
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Football games are won and lost in the trenches.A cliche we've all heard before. Against a revamped Buffalo Bills defensive front, Sunday's game will be decided by the effectiveness of executing this overused football phrase and not by the arm of Mark Sanchez.Or the legs of Tim Tebow, for that matter.Despite being 5-1 in his career against the Bills...
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September 05, 2012
A week after owner Woody Johnson made headlines by proclaiming that I think you can never have too much Tebow, Jets starting quarterback Mark Sanchez responded with a bit of humor
and truth. Asked about Johnsons comments, Sanchez cracked with a smile, Selling seats, man. Selling seats.
In June, the Jets cut ticket prices for 12,000 upper-tier seats at MetLife Stadium...
Find out how Damon Harrison went from high school football drop out to an NFL lineman.
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September 07, 2012
The football season is upon us. Yes, it's finally here. The talks of how the Wildcat and Tim Tebow will be used will cease. No more crying over completion comparisons between Mark Sanchez and Tebow during 11-on-11 drills in practice. We'll be able to see with our own eyes if the offensive line has really put last season's woes behind them. The questions surrounding the...
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September 07, 2012
Stevie Johnson has not been at practice nursing a groin injury that plagued him all of last season, which is not the best of news heading into against Darrelle Revis.
“Revis Island” and the Jets defense is the only shot for this squad to stay close in the majority of their games this season.
The drama between Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow in terms of who to start down the road if...
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September 06, 2012
Week One is upon us, and the NFL season is set to begin in earnest this coming Sunday. The AFC East should provide us with some interesting storylines for the first set of games.One team will see its future at quarterback take his first steps in the NFL, one will see another team’s franchise signal-caller do the same, and the other two will be facing off against each other in...
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September 05, 2012
Getty ImagesFormer New York Jets right tackle Wayne Hunter is happy to be with the St. Louis Rams after he was traded to them just recently.He is beyond relieved to no longer be a Jet, so much so that he took time out of his schedule to totally rip the team's fans.Hunter had some unflattering things to say regarding Jets fans, according to the New York Post.“They’re like...
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