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By Thomas Kiss Last week the Jets squeezed one by the lowly Kansas City Chiefs, a game in which the Jets should have dominated.  This does not lead to great feelings for fans heading into this week’s critical game against the Buffalo Bills.  This will be the biggest game for the Jets since the playoff… Read more

Our web host is doing some upgrades to their data center and they will be physically relocating our server.  Which means that it will be unavailable while they move it. Friday (Noon – 2pm Eastern). Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for your patience.  Feel free to complain about this downtime here… Read more

In this week’s episode Gregg talks about how this Jets team has not yet found its way.  A 4 and 3 team that just isn’t on the same page.  Run, pass and all of Favre’s bad decisions.  When will they learn what they want to do?  When will the coaching staff learn? They seem to… Read more

The New York Jets filled the open roster spots by signing: RB Marcus Mason from the Ravens Practice Squad to our active roster DB James IHEDIGBO from the practice squad LB BrAndon Renkart to the practice squad Marcus Mason was the NFL preseason rushing leader.  TheJetsBlog has some more information about Marcus. You can discuss… Read more

By Chris Silva Leon Washington blessed Jets fans with another exciting week showcasing his play making skills. Washington provides the Jets with an offensive spark plug that drives defenses crazy. By no means is he the best player on the team but week in and week out he finds a way to help this team… Read more

By Nick Ferraro 1.  Tennessee Titans Funny how when a team that lacks star power is winning, the run to the championship is considered “wide open”.  Nobody said things were “wide open” when Dallas was playing well.  The Titans are head and shoulders above everyone else in the league. 2.  New York Giants Winning in… Read more

The Jets announced that they have placed RB Jesse Chatman and QB Erik Ainge on the injured reserve list.  This move ends both of their seasons. Chatman sat out the first four games due to a suspension.  He came back in week five and saw limited action.  This past week he injured his left knee… Read more

By Tyson Rauch Through seven games of the 2008 season the New York Jets have yet to establish an identity for themselves. Their play has ranged from good to mediocre to downright awful with the overlying theme being inconsistency. Gang Green’s latest performance against the Kansas City Chiefs was borderline embarrassing as they were outplayed… Read more

Jets 28 Chiefs 24 by Brian Clark Quarterback – C- Brett Favre – 28/40 290 yards 2 TD, 3 INT The first part of the stat line looks like a solid game. Over 70% completion rate, almost 300 yards and 2 TD. It’s that last part, the 3 INT’s which nearly cost the Jets the… Read more

The oddsmakers listed the Jets as 14 point favorites in this match-up.  Luckily for the Jets the league doesn’t grade on style points.  In a game marked by plays the Jets would like to have back, the Jets were able to score late in the 4th Quarter and beat the Chiefs 28 to 24. Brett… Read more

By Tom Kiss The Jets left a golden opportunity in Oakland last week.  Brett Favre led the Jets from their own five yard line to the game tying field goal but they couldn’t get it done in overtime.  Bear in mind this was a game the Jets should have easily dominated, but Favre’s drive and… Read more