August 17, 2008 ·
Dave Hutchinson of the Newark Star Ledger is reporting that WR David Clowney will be out several weeks due to his injured shoulder. Clowney, who has been a very pleasant surprise this training camp, was injured in the preseason game against the Washington Redskins. Clowney had a break out game last week against the Browns. When a young receiver has 4 receptions for 163 yards and 2 touchdowns, people start remembering your name. Last night he was having another good game with another 4 receptions for 59 yards. JetNation... [Read the full story]
August 17, 2008 ·
Redskins 13 Jets 10 by Brian Clark Quarterback – B+ Brett Favre – 5-6, 48 yards, TD He looked good in there, and there was little doubt in my mind that he had a control of this offense. He checked down to receivers when he needed to and hit Keller on a crisp TD throw. Kellen Clemens - 5-12, 63 yards Clemens didn’t have that strong of a game. He had a few ball batted down, and stumbled out of a snap as well. He had flashes of nice plays, making a few plays out of the pocket, but he definitely did not play well against... [Read the full story]
August 17, 2008 ·
Dave Hutchinson of the Newark Star Ledger is reporting that WR David Clowney will be out several weeks due to his injured shoulder. Clowney, who has been a very pleasant surprise this training camp, was injured in the preseason game against the Washington Redskins. Clowney had a break out game last week against the Browns. When a young receiver has 4 receptions for 163 yards and 2 touchdowns, people start remembering your name. Last night he was having another good game with another 4 receptions for 59 yards. JetNation... [Read the full story]
August 16, 2008 ·
The NY Jets lost to the Washington Redskins on a late touchdown in the 4th quarter. The preseason being what it is, most of the names that can be recognized were not on the field at the time. The final score was 13 to 10. The story of the game for the Jets? The Quarterbacks named Brett. Brett Favre was 5 of 6 for 48 yards and threw a touchdown to Dustin Keller. Favre played two series, with a limited playbook, but performed well. He did not look like someone who has only practiced with this team seven times. Brett... [Read the full story]
August 14, 2008 ·
By Tyson Rauch This past weekend I had the opportunity to attend Brett Favre’s first practice as a New York Jet at Hofstra University. The atmosphere was one that I have not seen in almost ten years. Excitement was running rampant throughout the complex. The bleachers were packed, the lines behind the fences were jammed. Fans showed up in full support of their beloved team. There was talk of winning games, contending for the division and making a run at the playoffs. Clearly the flurry of Jets offseason moves, culminating... [Read the full story]
August 8, 2008 ·
The other day we had some kind words for Chad Pennington shortly after the Jets released him. We made our peace with Chad, but now he is the enemy. Jay Glazer on Fox Sports announced tonight that Pennington has signed a two year contract with the Miami Dolphins. The Jets opener in Miami against the Dolphins on 09/07 just got a little more interesting. Chad versus Brett, finally the Jets are on the right side of the arms race. Discuss this and more in our forums. Read More →
August 9, 2008 ·
By Brian Clark Out of all the camp sessions I’ve been to this is by far the loudest, most packed, and definitely with the most enthuiasm. There were people in Jets jerseys all throughout the Hofstra field, as the Jets Shop had 7,000 Favre jerseys in stock ready for sale. For the first time in a long time I heard a J-E-T-S JETS JETS JETS chant (multiple times), as well as chants of the players names on nice plays. The bleachers were packed from one end zone to the other. It was at least 2 deep along any fence line,... [Read the full story]
August 5, 2008 ·
Tyson Rauch was at the PM practice on Monday and here are his notes: 1) Revis and Rhodes are playing with a ton of confidence and are clearly taking on leadership roles. 2) Barton appears to be in great shape and does a lot of great work communicating with other linebackers. 3) Kellen continues to struggle with the pocket collapsing and tends to panic a bit holding on to the ball to long. Chad clearly has a better grip on the offense and gets rid off the ball quickly knowing where it should go. A couple of coaches appeared... [Read the full story]
July 21, 2008 ·
By Nick Ferraro 1. New England Patriots Spygate and a drug bust have complicated the offseason, but this is still the league’s most talented team. Another AFC East crown is a given, but that will do little to cure the hangover the Pats have from last season. It will be about finishing in the post-season. A weaker secondary will make it a bit tougher, but they are the favorites entering the season. Somehow they get to play the league’s easiest schedule. How does that happen? 2. San Diego Chargers We knew Tomlinson... [Read the full story]
December 30, 2007 ·
By Tom Kiss Well, the final week of the season is finally upon us and this nightmare will soon come to a close. For a team that had high hopes for the playoffs, the 3-12 Jets have had a rough go of it this year. Quarterback controversey, inefficient offensive line play and poor play on defense have hurt the Jets all season long. With Herman Edwards and the 4-11 Chiefs coming to town, the Jets could win this pointless game and move down in the first round of this years draft. The Chiefs have struggled just as much... [Read the full story]
August 17, 2008 ·
Redskins 13 Jets 10 by Brian Clark Quarterback – B+ Brett Favre – 5-6, 48 yards, TD He looked good in there, and there was little doubt in my mind that he had a control of this offense. He checked down to receivers when he needed to and hit Keller on a crisp TD throw. Kellen Clemens - 5-12, 63 yards Clemens didn’t have that strong of a game. He had a few ball batted down, and stumbled out of a snap as well. He had flashes of nice plays, making a few plays out of the pocket, but he definitely did not play well against... [Read the full story]
| Wesley Walker - #85 | |
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| Career Information | |
| Positions Played: | Wide Receiver |
| NFL Seasons: | 1977 - 1989 |
| Jets Seasons: | 1977 - 1989 |
| Draft: | |
| Team / Year | New York Jets / 1977 |
| Round / Overall Pick | 2 / 33 |
| College / Hometown | California / San Bernardino, CA |
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| Career Highlights | |
| 1978, 1982 - Named to Pro Bowl | |
Originally Posted by Max Over the past few years we have become a fan base divided. With the explosion of the internet, people have more access to the team than ever. They can... [Read more]
Gregg Hayim is back for the 2008 JetNation.com Podcast. In this episode the recaps some of the off-season moves and talks about how Woody has opened up the wallet. Plus a... [Read more]