Jets Preview

By Dennis Agapito and Ron Pickett – (Link Defense) (Link Special Teams) Teams are allowed to carry 90 players into training camp but only 53 make the final roster. They will fill the eight member practice squad with developmental or emergency call-up players. Any candidate for the practice squad will have to clear waivers first… Read more

By Dennis Agapito and Ron Pickett – (Link Offense) (Link Special Teams) Last year the Jets carried between 24-27 players on defense and they had 6-7 members on the defensive line. Defensive ends rookie Quinton Coples (North Carolina), Mike DeVito, Muhammad Wilkerson along with tackles Marcus Dixon, Kenrick Ellis, and Sione Pouha have all but… Read more

By Dennis Agapito and Ron Pickett – (Link Offense) (Link Defense) Often an overlooked aspect of football is the play of special teams (kicks, punts and returns). Special teams coordinator Mike Westhoff has long been considered one of the best at coaching his unit. 2011 however was not the best year for the Jets specials… Read more

With the release of the 2012 schedule we can now take a better look at the Jets opponents for the 2012 season and where the Jets will be going for in these games. To start things off I will be using the preseason schedule as well as the starters do travel to these games even… Read more

All Jets fans remember the 99 yard touchdown catch made by Giant’s wide receiver Victor Cruz which may have very well sunk the Jets 2011 playoff hopes.  With the safety position being a concern video analysis of the Cruz play helps in understanding specific defensive formations along with the safeties responsibilities and what the Jets will… Read more

Now that the preseason has come and gone it is time to look forward to the 2011 season.  On offense the New York Jets have the potential to be very dynamic, now it is just a question of whether all of the talent on paper will translate to the field. Quarterbacks- Entering his third season… Read more

Oh boy, that LaDainian Tomlinson sure looks good! But what happened to the guy who was supposed to be the team’s new feature back, Shonn Greene? Looks like a lot of things. Shonn had a rough start to the season, fumbling twice and losing one of them on just five carries against the stout Baltimore… Read more

The 2010 New York Jets Season Preview is here:  http://www.jetnation.com/2010-new-york-jets-season-preview/ This informational guide to the season contains the Jets schedule, featured editorials, a technology guide to the new stadium (smart phone integration) as well as JetNation links and a recap of what is new for the NY Jets this season. Check it out and let… Read more

By John McGarrigle With the arrogance of Mike Tyson in his prime and the language of a 19th century sailor, the New York Jets have proclaimed themselves as the team to beat in the 2010-11 NFL season. The remarkable thing about this team is that the new brash and confident culture was born and matured… Read more

By Patrick Stanton Jetnation.com Senior Columnist It doesn’t take an Ivy League degree to know that there is a certain level of danger inherent with being a fan of the New York Jets. 75% of the time, the level relates directly to prospective property damage within the Jets fan’s immediate viewing area. This can range… Read more

By Tyson Rauch – Examiner.com On Monday night the New York Jets will open up the new Meadowlands stadium by taking on the crosstown rival Giants (8 pm, ESPN).  This is the first preseason game for both teams, therefore not much should be expected in terms of game planning or play calling.  This is reiterated… Read more