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Rich Cimini Chat – 03/15/06
[JetNation NFL Talk]: RichCimini has entered at 8:08 pm [Maxman] 8:09 pm: R44 is going to start us off. We appreciate your time Rich. [RichCimini] 8:09 pm: My pleasure. Fire away, guys [Maxman] 8:09 pm: The floor is yours R44…. [R44] 8:10 pm: Rich, thank you. First question has to be what is going go… Read more
Chad Is Back
 Chad Pennington has been called many things during his tenure as a NY Jet.   The one statement that is definite is that he will be a New York Jet in 2006. This may annoy many fans but really is it all that bad? Here is a man that was the face of the franchise up… Read more
Jets Extend Kendall; Waive Mawae
The New York Jets announced today the extension of G/C Pete Kendall’s contract and the release of C Kevin Mawae. The announcements were made by Jets’ General Manager Mike Tannenbaum.   “We are pleased to extend the contract for Pete,â€? said Tannenbaum. “In 2005 he displayed the versatility that we knew he possessed when he signed… Read more
Jets and Pennington Mutually Agree to a Restructured Contract
The New York Jets and quarterback Chad Pennington announced today that the two sides have reached an agreement to restructure Pennington’s contract. Per team policy, details of both the financial and length of the agreement are undisclosed. The announcement was made by Jets’ General Manager Mike Tannenbaum.“Our intention all along was to have Chad remain… Read more
Jets Waive Celestin
Courtesy Of The New York Jets The New York Jets announced today that safety Oliver Celestin was waived. The announcement was made by General Manager Mike Tannenbaum. Celestin, 25, concluded his second season with the Jets in 2005. The product of Texas Southern University was signed by the Jets on November 9, 2004 off of… Read more
Hard at Work in Indy
Courtesy Of The New York Jets The New York Jets are well-represented in Indianapolis this weekend, gathering with their NFL counterparts for the league’s annual Combine. But the Green & White, who own the number four overall selection in April’s Draft, have more on their mind than 330 of the nation’s top prospects working America’s… Read more
Jets Make Roster Moves
The New York Jets announced today that the following players have been placed on waivers: tackle Jason Fabini, quarterback Jay Fiedler, linebacker Barry Gardner, defensive tackle Lance Legree, fullback Jerald Sowell and wide receiver Harry Williams, Jr. Additionally, the Jets and CB Ty Law mutually agreed today not to exercise the contract options for the… Read more
Jets and Curtis Martin Reach Agreement To A Restructured Contract
The New York Jets and running back Curtis Martin, the NFL’s fourth-ranked all-time leading rusher, have mutually agreed today to a restructured contract. As per Club policy terms and length of the contract were undisclosed. The announcement was made by Jets’ General Manager Mike Tannenbaum. Martin, who will be entering his 12th NFL season and… Read more
Is The Grass Always Greener?
by Tyson Rauch Senior Columnist Now that the off-season has begun lets take a step back and evaluate the state of the New York Jets. The fans appear to have mixed feelings about the direction the team is heading so maybe it is easier to break it down into sections. Front Office/Coaching: The Jets have… Read more
Jets Designate Abraham as Franchise Player
Courtesy Of The New York Jets The New York Jets announced today that defensive end John Abraham has been designated as the Club’s franchise player. The announcement was made by Jets’ General Manager Mike Tannenbaum. Abraham, 27, joined the Jets as a first-round draft choice in 2000 (the second of the team’s four first-rounds picks… Read more
Jets Announce Coaching Staff
Coaching Staff Richie Anderson – Assistant Wide Receivers Coach Brett Bech – Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach Corwin Brown – Defensive Backs Coach Bryan Cox – Assistant Defensive Line Coach Mike Devlin – Assistant Offensive Line Coach Andy Dickerson – Coaches Assistant Sam Gash – Assistant Running Backs/Special Teams Coach Jim Herrmann – Linebackers Coach… Read more
The Almighty Dollar
by Tyson Rauch Senior Columnist There is only one common denominator when it comes to player movement within professional sports these days and that is the almighty dollar. It does not matter how bad the team is, how good the organization is, who the coach is or the type of surface the team plays on… Read more