Jets Need Moore Offense

The talk of this week has been the decision of the New York Jets to keep offensive consultant Tom Moore with the team full time the rest of the season. Moore had originally been working part time, only occasionally showing up for practices and games, including an appearance in the booth last week versus Washington. As you would expect, the coaching staff and players talk in reverential terms...

Transcript of head coach Rex Ryan’s news conference following Friday’s midday practice at the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center, provided by the Jets: Nobody officially out for the game. Mike DeVito doubtful. Did not practice. Doubtful. He’s doubtful. All right, the guys that are questionable. There’s three of them that are questionable. Joe McKnight with the elbow...

Following a welcome home-esque performance by Jamaal Westerman on Sunday against the Washington Redskins, defensive coordinator Mike Pettine announced the linebacker has reclaimed his starting role in the base defense from Garrett McIntyre. Defensive coordinator Mike Pettine said Jamaal Westerman has supplanted Garrett McIntyre as the starting outside linebacker in the base defense...

The Jets have not made it a secret that Tom Moore is part of the Jets staff this season as a consultant — but what’s the end game?  Moore has made it abundantly clear that he is there to “strictly observe” and has denounced negativity in all forms.  He doesn’t like being negative?  Well … there goes any shot of him becoming an OC in New York...

Back in October as Rex Ryan’s New York Jets were preparing to face off against the San Diego Chargers, Ryan made a statement to the press that he would probably have a “couple of rings” by now if he had inherited the talent that Norv Turner had when Turner was hired as San Diego’s coach. Rex quickly retracted the statement then promptly coached his team to a victory over...

Answer:  So precious that its value cannot be determined. Question: What is Priceless? This could have been a quote from Alex Trebek on Jeopardy or it could have easily been uttered from anyone who attended the Monday night event at the Jets Atlantic Health Training Facility thanks to The New York Jets and MasterCard. Monday night I was fortunate enough to attend an event I will...

Perhaps the most underrated players on any team are those on special teams. And no, I’m not referring to the Devin Hesters or Joe McKnights of the league, I’m talking about the guys who fight it out in the trenches to either help open up holes or shut them down. Third string tight end Josh Baker is one of those guys and he has the added bonus of being able to return...

Daily News Jets insider Manish Mehta joins DNL to discuss the Jets playoff hopes and preview Sunday’s game with Kansas City.

Plaxico Burress is certain of it, confident the Chiefs would suffer the same fate as everyone else.

SNY’s Gary Apple talks to Nick Mangold about fans booing Mark Sanchez and the Jets’ cold weather offense.

There is no way around this reality: We are going to know if the New York Jets are a very realistic playoff contender or a long shot pipe dream by the end of the day Sunday. Sadly, this season is at the point where I am nauseous worrying if the Jets will even have the chance be in the driver’s seat for the #6 seed in the AFC. That driver’s seat includes a daunting 3...

Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez has been booed at home a few times this season, and with good reason. But Jets coach Rex Ryan thinks that’s about to change. Ryan said that with the Jets having no margin for error against the Chiefs at home on Sunday, Jets fans will show their support. And he said…

Here are the pertinent numbers and statistics from the Washington Redskins 34-19 loss to the New York Jets on Sunday: 304 - Total yards for the Redskins, to the Jets 266 yards. Washington led in many of the offensive statistics, but got clobbered on the one that counts - the score. The Redskins ran 71 offensive plays, and the Jets ran 62; they both averaged 221 - Yards passing...