Featured Editorials
The Art of Male Cheerleading
by fatcatxl JetNation Guest Columnist Oakland has the Raiderettes, the Cowboys have the most famous cheerleaders in the world, and the New York Jets have… the flag boys. As a younger Jet fan, I’ve already learned to appreciate watching my team make stupid decisions at every turn the past few years (i.e. drafting Bryan Thomas… Read more
The Meadowlands: Home of the Braves?
by Frank Barone JetNation Senior Columnist The Atlanta Braves- are they a successful franchise for the Jets to emulate or an example of what the Jets need to avoid? The Atlanta Braves last season proved many experts (and myself) wrong by overcoming injuries and offseason player losses to win their 13th consecutive division title. The… Read more
Meet the Jets, Meet the Jets…
by Joe Grinwis JetNation Senior Columnist Time to take a closer look at the players we got in this years draft, Jets fans. K – Mike Nugent: Nugent, a former Lou Groza Award winner, is entering this year with a lot more pressure than many imagine. Nugent has to replace Doug Brien and he has… Read more
They Said It: N.Y. Jets Rookies 05’
by Isaac Cass JetNation Columnist “I think it’s just the mental aspect – I think that’s one difference I’ve seen with the better college kickers and the better NFL kickers,â€? says Nugent. “No matter what situation arises, they can just forget about it and focus on what they have to do. So, I think you… Read more
Mike Nugent: The Kicker You've Always Wanted
MIKE NUGENT: THE KICKER YOU’VE ALWAYS WANTED by Joe Grinwis Contributing Columnist As many Jets fans were filling out their mock drafts in the weeks and months to come until draft day there arose one name that most Jets fans didn’t like to see. Mike Nugent. Many Jets fans didn’t think that he was worth… Read more
Humiliation Inc.
by Tom Shane Managing Editor As Jets fans, we are notorious for flying off the handle when things get a little shaky with our favorite team. Who amongst us hasn’t had to fix some sheet rock, buy a new television, or replace an unfortunately situated dog or cat the day after a tough loss? Which… Read more
New Direction or Aberration?: Terry Bradway Needs to Build on His Strongest Draft as Jets GM
by slats Contributing Columnist When Terry Bradway got up on the podium when he was first hired, he spoke of believing in building the team through the draft. Four years later, wouldn’t you think that maybe he’d have one player left on the roster from his first amateur lottery? Umm… sorry, the Jets are one… Read more
Miller Time: The Jets Have to Look at Clemson's Justin Miller
by EricBarton50 Contributing Columnist In less than four days the Jets will be OTC at pick #26. Jets GM Terry Bradway and Head Coach Herm Edwards have been stressing the need to add a playmaking pass catching Tight End that can be a downfield threat. The best Tight End in this draft is considered by… Read more
Will They or Won’t They? A "Possible" Preview of the New York Jets 2005-2006 Season
By D.A. Baum Special Guest Columnist ~WAS ’04 JUST A FLUKE & CAN SAN DIEGO RETURN TO THE TOP OF THE AFC? ~HAVE THE RAVENS IMPROVED ENOUGH TO MAKE ANOTHER RUN FOR THE TROPHY? ~IS THIS THE YEAR THAT PEYTON TAKES TONY’S COLTS TO DETROIT FOR ALL OF THE MONEY? ~WILL BIG BEN NOT BE… Read more
There's No Receiver Quite Like Mike
by Ron Mexico Guest Columnist Carson Palmer headed into the 2002 season as a possible second day pick that had thrown 39 touchdowns and 39 interceptions in his college career. Then something happened: A wide receiver from Plant High School in Tampa, Florida arrived in Los Angeles and altered the course of Palmer’s career. 39… Read more
Braylon Edwards: Number One With a Bullet
by Joe Grinwis JetNation Columnist Braylon Edwards believes in his heart that he can be the next Terrell Owens for the San Francisco 49ers, current owners of the top pick in the April 3rd NFL Draft. That may be the case, but there is one thing that Terrell Owens has that Edwards has never had… Read more
Draft Day Gambles: Fear is Not an Option
by Isaac Cass JetNation Columnist Every year when the NFL draft rolls around there are always a few players that slip down the ranks due to off the field issues. Classic quotes by analysts and NFL scouts include, “He’s a great athlete, but his overall character concerns us.â€? In other words, “Even though he is… Read more