Jet News

by Tyson Rauch Senior Columnist The Super Bowl hoopla is over and the Pro Bowl is unwatchable, so it is finally time to figure out the direction the Jets are heading. The overhaul of the coaching staff is basically complete, and it appears that the Jets have two choices on how to handle their roster… Read more

by Nick Ferraro The Steelers didn’t play a super game on Sunday, but they didn’t have to in order to win. They played super against Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Denver, and they played super in all those games on the road. They earned the right to have a not-so-super effort against Seattle. It was their first… Read more

Courtesy of New York Jets The New York Jets announced Wednesday the signing of fullback Richie Anderson, with his intent to retire as a Jet. The announcement was made by Jets’ Executive Vice President/General Manager Terry Bradway. Anderson, a native of Sandy Spring, MD, entered the NFL as a sixth-round selection of the Jets’ in… Read more

by Tyson Rauch Senior Columnist Sunday January 29, 2006- Grabbing a bagel and coffee, I stroll over to the couch and click on SportsCenter. What is this? Basketball, basketball and more basketball…take your choice: college or pro. It can’t be! I head to the kitchen table and open the NY Post. The headlines include the… Read more

Courtesy of New York Jets The New York Jets announced late Monday evening that they have hired Brian Schottenheimer to become the team’s new offensive coordinator. The 32-year old Schottenheimer is a seven-year NFL coaching veteran and has spent the past four seasons as the Chargers’ quarterback coach. Brian Schottenheimer, who is the son of… Read more

Courtesy of New York Jets New York City – The New York Jets announced Wednesday that middle linebacker Jonathan Vilma, the Club’s MVP, will play for the AFC squad in the Pro Bowl on February 12, 2006. Vilma will join defensive teammate CB Ty Law in Hawaii. “It’s an honor for me to be selected… Read more

Courtesy of the New York Jets The New York Jets announced Wednesday that offensive coordinator Mike Heimerdinger and the team have mutually agreed to part ways. “I have great respect for Mike Heimerdinger as a football coach,” said head coach Eric Mangini. “Ultimately, we agreed that the best course of action would be for the… Read more

by Tyson Rauch Senior Columnist There is a lot to be said for the notion of “You only have one chance to make a first impression.â€? With the New York Jets this expression could not be more relevant. Any time an organization hires a new head coach there is a bit of risk and skepticism… Read more

CBS SportsLine.com wire reports NEW YORK — Eric Mangini started his NFL career in the public relations department for the Cleveland Browns. Now he is making the headlines. The New England Patriots defensive coordinator and top disciple to Bill Belichick has accepted an offer to become the next New York Jets coach, a person familiar… Read more

RichCimini] 8:49 pm: Thanks, start firing away. [JonEJet] 8:50 pm: Rich…Thanks again for your time. I have a million questions for you, but I’m going to make this one easy for you. I could care less that Herman is no longer our coach…I was a Herm supporter. What I AM concerned with are the players… Read more

Please join us on Wednesday night (1/11/06) at 8PM as Rich Cimini from the NY Daily News will be in our chat room. Rich will be available to answer your questions about the Jets and their search for a new head coach. Our chats are free to all registered members. Simply login to the forum… Read more