Marcus Maye

In case you haven’t heard by now, Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News is reporting that Gang Green is shopping safety Marcus Maye after selecting Ashtyn Davis out of Cal in the third round of the NFL draft.  With three years as a pro under his belt, Maye is set to become a… Read more

Because of some of the drafts turned in by John Idizk and Bill Parcells, the Jets 2017 class is far from their worst, but was still largely a disaster.  Of the nine players chose, only two remain. S Jamal Adams (Rd 1; 6th overall) Grade: A Adams has been as good as advertised since coming… Read more

As Jets fans wake up this morning and shake off the cobwebs from what is likely a food-induced fog brought on from those extra helpings of mashed potatoes, they should take the time to be thankful for the fact that Gang Green has reversed a nightmarish trend.  The Jets have turned a miserable 1-7 season… Read more

Having missed all of training camp up to this point, the Jets have activated safety Marcus Maye from the physically unable to perform (PUP) list. https://twitter.com/nyjets/status/1160531302208212992 Maye has been on the shelf with a shoulder injury but is now cleared to participate in team activities.  … Read more

In a not-so-surprising move, the Jets will start training camp with safety Marcus Maye sitting on the PUP (Physically Unable to Perform) list as things get under way.  Maye, coming off of shoulder and thumb injuries last season will likely be brought along slowly as camp progresses. After starting all sixteen games as a rookie… Read more

The safety position for the New York Jets is an interesting one. They are locked in with the top talent of their depth chart, but after that it gets a bit shaky. While the roster is not finalized, we continue to look at each position and break down what to expect entering training camp. Last… Read more

While there will always be a small percentage of maniacal fans who write off any young player who makes a mistake or two in his first pro season (See Chris Herndon, 2018), most fans tend to reserve judgement until a player completes his third NFL season.  This would mean the Jets 2017 draft class is… Read more

Jets head coach Adam Gase met with the media prior to kicking off the team’s 3-day mini camp and said a couple of high-profile defensive players will be limited in first-round pick Quinnen Williams and safety Marcus Maye. https://twitter.com/RichCimini/status/1135913246114762754 In addition to Williams and Maye, Tight end Neal Sterling and guard Tom Compton will also… Read more

This should change in the coming weeks, but as it stands today, the Jets have no established edge rusher on their roster, a veteran journeyman pencilled in at center and plenty of questions at cornerback.  They’re far from a finished product as the NFL draft approaches, but in looking at acquisitions made through the draft… Read more

So Jets fans woke up to the news of the addition of another big time player in free agency as Mike Maccagnan and company have reportedly agreed to terms with former Baltimore Ravens linebacker CJ Mosley.  This, after the team agreed with former Vikings linebacker Anthony Barr to man the edge in Gregg Williams’ defense… Read more

As Jets General Manger Mike Maccagnan prepares for another off-season, his spotty draft record is well documented as he’s had his share of hits (Sam Darnold, Jamal Adams, Chris Herndon, Brandon Shell, Jordan Jenkins) but far too many misses (Christian Hackenberg, Lorenzo Mauldin, Chad Hansen, Ardiarius Stewart, Bryce Petty).  Throw in second rounder Devin Smith… Read more