June 29th, 2007 
CJ 
Posted in With all that is surrounding the Jets and Pete Kendall is it possible that he can fairly represent the players and their best interest at this time? He would most likely say he is still going to be fair to the players and the organization. If you were in his situation and could stick it [...]
Archive for June, 2007
Cotchery’s Time to Shine
When you think of the Jets number one option at wide-out you think of Laveranues Coles right? Well, that may be changing sooner then later if Jerricho Cotchery keeps improving at the pace he is at. After only starting one game in ’05 and racking up only 251 yards he turned it around last year. [...]
Jets O-line has to stand their ground this season.
The Jets offensive line could be one of their greatest assests this upcoming season. They have one of the better young O-lines in the league. Players like Mangold at Center and Ferguson at left tackle make this line something to look forward to in 2007. Not everything is perfect for this line though, Pete Kendall [...]
Why Revis needs to be “Primetime” for Jets.
The Jets are in a tight situation with their number one overall pick in the ’07 draft. Being picked 14th is not the same pressure as having been selected one through five. For this rookie it will be very close, with fans having higher expectations for a team that won ten games last season . [...]
Mangini Likes What He Sees of McCareins
Wide out Justin McCareins earned praises recently from head coach Eric Mangini, and now it looks as if he may stick around with the New York Jets. Mangini said the receiver was an “offensive standout” at a recent camp, and despite making $3.9 mil this season, McCareins still has a shot to stick as the [...]
New RB Impresses Jets with Work Ethic
Curtis Martin was on the field during drills yesterday at Jets minicamp, but he wasn’t really participating. Instead, he stood near Eric Mangini, offering insight to the head coach. Because that is all Martin is able to add to the team, the job of actually carrying the ball will largely go to Thomas Jones, who [...]
