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Im not against Ed, I think he does a good job getting the crowd involved. I was at the game and it wasnt as loud as usual. I do think he may get...
Every game left is a must win.
Just one thing to remember, the Jets never make anything easy.
Its too soon to bench Pennington.
There is no way to know what Schaub really is. At this point he is not a proven NFL QB, so if he is a restricted free agent it would be crazy to...
Hopefully it wont come to this, but if Chad plays poor and the Jets loose, they should play Clemens.
The bottom line is that Pennington should have never thrown that ball, especially with his weak arm and he was throwing off his back foot and...
Wayne Chrebet
I think that they should retire his number. Wayne was the heart and soul of the Jets for a long time and was a major part of two teams that won...
We werent expected to get Bush before3 last night. I say we should stay where we are and keep our picks. Bush may fall to us anyway, especially...
They say that Croyle is injury prone. I dont think we need another injury prone QB.
I dont think we should give up any of our picks in the first 3 rounds. We have too many holes to fill and we have a nice amount of picks early....
I dont think the Texans would make that trade but it would be nice to have Davis if it wasnt for the cap hit.
I dont think relying on June ! cuts is a good way to fill out your roster when you still need starters.
Thats a horrible mock draft. All mock drafts are all hpye and speculation, but that one is crazy.
I hope that Mario is available for us at 4, but there is a good chance he might go at 2. Where did you hear Mangini talking about Mario? He...
I do not think that they should trade up for Leinhart, but if he is there at 4, i think they should take him.
If we take a defensive player with #4 then we should take Mangold if he is available at #29.
I would like for the Jets to take one of these guys but I think its a tough choice. The 3-4 is built on LBs so that favors Hawk. I think...
Thats insane.
