2010 New York Jets Season Preview

2010 NY Jets: What Is New
By John McGarrigle

The 2010 season is just two weeks away, is this the new beginning Jets fans have been waiting for? “Greenbeans” is here to highlight what is new on both sides of the ball for the Jets this season.

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Training Camp Reports

The New York Jets have completed their training camp in Cortland NY. With two preseason games remaining, the Jets will spend this week in Florham Park (Mon, Tues) and Hofstra (Wed night).

The open practice, which was scheduled for Monday, was been moved inside and was closed to the public. JetNation will be there on Tuesday so be sure to check out our Training Camp Reports.

2010 New York Jets Schedule
1: Mon, Sept. 13 vs. Balt Ravens–7 p.m.
2: Sun, Sept. 19 vs. NE Patriots–4:15 p.m.
3: Sun, Sept. 26 at Miami Dolphins–8:20 p.m.
4: Sun, Oct. 3 at Buffalo Bills–1 p.m.
5: Mon, Oct. 11 vs. Minn Vikings–8:30 p.m.
6: Sun, Oct. 17 at Den Broncos–4:05 p.m.
7: Sun, Oct. 31 vs. GB Packers–1 p.m.
8: Sun, Nov. 7 at Detroit Lions–1 p.m.
9: Sun, Nov. 14 at Clev Browns–1 p.m.
10: Bye
11: Sun, Nov. 21 vs. Hou Texans–1 p.m.
12: Thu, Nov. 25 vs. Cinn Bengals–8:20 p.m.
13: Mon, Dec. 6 at NE Patriots–8:30 p.m.
14: Sun, Dec. 12 vs. Mia Dolphins–4:15 p.m.
15: Sun, Dec. 19 at Pitt Steelers–4:15 p.m.
16: Sun, Dec. 26 at Chicago Bears–1 p.m.
17: Sun, Jan. 2 vs. Buffalo Bills–1 p.m.

Free Fantasy Football Leagues

JetNation has several free fantasy football leagues, compete against other Jets fans. Here is the league information

New York Jets On Hard Knocks

The New York Jets are being featured on the HBO show Hard Knocks and JetNation.com has you covered.

Follow the Hard Knocks group on Facebook to make sure you don’t miss any of the action.

Here are the reviews of the first two shows:

Episode One
Episode Two

JetNation.com On The Web

Same Old Jets? No. Same Old Outcome? Yes

By Patrick Stanton
JetNation.com Senior Columnist

It doesn’t take an Ivy League degree to know that there is a certain level of danger inherent with being a fan of the New York Jets. 75% of the time, the level relates directly to prospective property damage within the Jets fan’s immediate viewing area. This can range from flying remote controls and other nearby “projectiles of opportunity”, to human fist impact as my cardboard Chad Pennington stand-up cut out discovered years ago. The remaining 25% involves danger that can only be measured from within, by the individual Jets fan themselves; the emotional factor.