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A Decade Later the Jets have another Shot — By Chris Silva The 1998 Jets stole the hearts of their fans by coming within one game of the Super Bowl. A decade later, the Jets have another shot at it. This years Jets have a very similar physical and mental makeup to the ’98 team… Read more

As was first reported in our forums, Justin Miller has been cut.  The roster spot was needed after the Jets signed Ty Law. Justin Miller was drafted in the 25th pick of the 2nd round of the 2005 NFL Draft (57th overall) by the New York Jets. As a rookie, Miller made his impact as… Read more

By Tyson Rauch The New York Jets versus the New England Patriots on national television.  This is for sole possession of first place,  does it get any better than this?  Gang Green is heading into this marquee match-up having won  5 of their last 6 games while the Patriots have won 4 of their last… Read more

By Jason Fitzgerald Wow. I’m not sure what else there is to say about today’s game. The Jets came out and simply took care of business against a bad football team, something that very few thought the team could do after all the flubs earlier in the year. Offense An excellent day for Thomas Jones… Read more

By Brian Clark Today the Jets had a closed practice, and opened it up to 50 members of the military.   We were able to watch practice and were scheduled to have a meet and greet afterwards. Firstly, the facility is amazing. Brand new, nice, BIG, and really is a great reason for a player to… Read more

By Tom Kiss Last week the New York jets played their most complete game of the season in Buffalo, defeating the Bills and putting themselves in a three way tie for first place.  Defensively the Jets continued to play aggressively and it paid off with three turnovers, including a pick-six for safety Abram Elam.  Offensively… Read more

By Chris Silva Jets fans can breathe a bit easier as it is true! There are two Halves to the NFL season.  We watched a Jets team agonize fans with inconsistent play and struggle to develop an identity.  However, there is a huge upside because Sunday’s game at Orchard Park was the turning point to… Read more

By Tyson Rauch The preliminary list of modern era nominees for election to the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s class of 2009 has been announced and once again New York Jet great Joe Klecko is on it. This list is in the process of being dwindled down to 25 semifinalist nominees, which then gets broken… 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

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 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