Featured Editorials

We would like to thank our hosts Dennis Agapito and Tyson Rauch for a successful launch to JetNation Radio.  Episode one has been recorded and you can click play above to listen to the recorded version.  Dennis and Tyson recap the off-season to date and look at some of the tough contract decisions that the… Read more

For the hard core NFL fan, the Super Bowl does not mark the end of the season, but the beginning of another. Combines, free agency, and the draft, are just a few crucial benchmarks that lead us closer to the 2013 kickoff.  For fans of the New York Jets, this off-season may be seen as… Read more

The recent roster salary purge by the New York Jets has definitely left some openings at certain positions.  Last season’s starting outside linebackers Calvin Pace and Bryan Thomas look as if they will not be back with the team. Even after slashing payroll the Jets still need to find quality players at a bargain price. … Read more

On February 16, 2005 we registered the domain name JetNation and the site was born.  On our 8th birthday we want to say thanks to everyone who makes the site great.  The amazing writing staff, forum moderators and technical team keep things running smoothly.  The passion and dedication of Jets fans never ceases to amaze… Read more

From the “It is good to be the King” department comes a report from YES Network.com stating that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell made over 29 million dollars in 2011. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell’s compensation reached $29.49 million in 2011, nearly tripling his previous salary. As reported by Sports Business Daily, NFL owners likely made Goodell the… Read more

Chip Kelly being hired new head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles has created much discussion as to which quarterback would be running his offense.  The former University of Oregon coach is known for a fast pace offensive system which requires an athletic quarterback that can handle both passing and rushing. Current Eagles quarterback Michael Vick… Read more

The New York Jets offensive line might be going through a transition next season as both guards Matt Slauson and Brandon Moore are set to become unrestricted free agents.  2010 round two draft pick Vladimir Ducasse was being groomed to replace Slauson playing part-time at left guard in 2012.  Moore will be 33 going into… Read more

We often hear the Jets should try to emulate successful organizations around the NFL, Packers, Giants, Steelers, and Patriots when it comes to building their team.  It makes sense to look at other franchises building strategies but doesn’t mean they need to copy others to have positive results.  Maybe just this year the Jets should… Read more

The Jets have had a “ground and pound” philosophy for the past four years.  Aside from success in the 2009-10 playoffs, the Jets haven’t been able to establish a solid run offense the past two seasons.  Now the organization is turning to new offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg’s “West Coast Offense.”  He’s coming to the Jets… Read more

Former NY Jets head coach Bill Parcells is one of seven newly named Hall of Fame inductees.  Parcells coached the Giants to two Super Bowl wins and made another Super Bowl appearance with the New England Patriots.  He took over the Jets after a 1 and 15 season and took them to the AFC Championship… Read more

For much of last season Jets fans were calling for a change at the quarterback position and while some preferred to see what Tim Tebow could offer many felt that the more traditional drop-back style of Greg McElroy would be successful. During a week 13 matchup with the Arizona Cardinals McElroy’s contingent got their wish… Read more