When the Jets got off to a 3-0 start, Bart Scott and his teammates were praised for not only their play but their verbal freewheeling. But now that the Jets have hit a crossroads with losses in four of their past five contests, many have taken the stance that Scott and his mates should tone down the chatter.

Scott doesn’t plan on changing his identity anytime soon.

“That’s who we are. It wasn’… More

Hello, all of you Jets fans! It’s Jessica M., one of your 2009-2010 Flight Crew Cheerleaders! I am so excited to be a part of the best football team in the NFL and to be representing my hometown, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Ever since I was a little girl I dreamed of becoming a professional dancer, and for a small-town girl it seemed like a dream far from reach. I remember my mom and dad always te… More

No matter what happens in the second half of the season, the Jets will play just four more regular-season games at the current Meadowlands. And then in 2010, the Green & White will move into their new home.

With interest in the New Jets Stadium at an all-time high, newyorkjets.com will make Rob Sullivan available for a chat with Jets Nation on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 11 a.m. Sullivan, who serves as … More

There's a lot to like about Braylon Edwards' addition to the Jets' offensive mix. For one thing, he arrived in the nick of time from Cleveland with Jerricho Cotchery hobbled by his hamstring to light it up on Monday night at Miami.

Edwards' receiving skills and physical stature are obviously immense, and his locker room presence is pretty impressive as well. He talks with a quiet force, sometimes… More

Hey, Jets fans! It’s Laura V. and I am delighted to take this opportunity to tell you a little about myself and how I got started working as a New York Jets Flight Crew cheerleader.

Having a background in dance, I joined the junior varsity kickline team in my freshman year at Holy Trinity High School. In my sophomore year, I met Denise Garvey. Denise walked into our kickline auditions and intro… More