There was a little different flavor to the camp practice early Tuesday evening. Early on it was physical, as blocking was being emphasized on kickoff returns. Midway through, the Jets shed some pads and finished the rest of the workout in shells. And the defense continued its yapping at the offense, with Justin Miller vocal and Eric Barton at one point (playfully) spiking the ball at Chad Penningt… More

The Jets today remembered Bill Walsh, the legendary head coach of the dominant San Francisco 49ers teams of the 1980s who died of leukemia Monday.

"I would like to take a second to send out my condolences and the organization's condolences to Bill Walsh’s family," said Jets head coach Eric Mangini. "He was an amazing coach and an amazing person who really changed the game. His innovations, his co… More

At his midday news conference, Eric Mangini made a few unmistakable points about the penalty lap he ordered his offense to run two hours into this morning's practice, detailed in my previous blog.

In general, the head coach said: "That was a combination of two or three things. I explained to the team after practice, we have all day to practice. I'm perfectly content to stay out there all day. I e… More

Tuesday's morning training camp could be called the fall and rise of the Jets' offense.

All offensive units were having their struggles through the first half of practice. Eric Barton was flying around and jawing away at his O-mates. DE Kenyon Coleman was showing some quick feet inside along with his big body. Rookie LB David Harris popped and dropped RB Alvin Banks. David Bowens smelled out a pl… More

Perhaps the Jets' defenders had heard enough about Chad Pennington's aerial assault on Sunday because the tables were turned Monday.  Bob Sutton's unit carried the play in the Green & White's only workout of the day.

Along the line, rookie Jason Trusnik, a 6'4", 250-pound undrafted free agent, displayed his pass rushing skills against D'Brickashaw Ferguson.  Trusnik, a two-time Division III All… More