This is the latest in a series of nine Radar entries over the next five weeks detailing trends in the AFC East, downward tendencies each division team wants to correct for the coming season and upward strides that each team wants to continue into 2009:    

The Buffalo Bills have been knocking on the door for a while but no one's answered. That's the playoff door, of course, and the Bills, des… More

Jets fans, take a deep breath … that’s the best advice I have. After that take another. Maybe one more, just to be safe.

I know many of you have been hyperventilating for the past few weeks. For a while there it was for the best of reasons, after watching back to back road wins at New England and Tennessee many of you were probably short of breath as you started to dream dreams of Tampa and b… More

I know everyone is disappointed in the performance Sunday against the Broncos. I am. The weather was bad, the officiating was bad, the Jets were bad.

But it's just one game in a long season of 16 games. The Jets still are 8-4, still in first place in the AFC East and control their own destiny.

If I wanted to beat the Jets up after their loss to Denver, where would I start? But I won't. They have… More

The emotions in the visitors' locker room flowed like champagne after the Jets' close shave at Gillette.

"It's surreal," said TE Dustin Keller. "I'm on cloud nine."

"This," QB Brett Favre summed up, "is what I came back for."

LB David Bowens agreed with the premise that this was the most exciting game of his career.

"It was full of excitement," he said. "It had a little bit of everything. Spec… More

For my early Radar entry as I sit in my hotel room five floors above the Thursday morning street noise of downtown Providence, R.I., I thought I'd recall some instances in the past decade that compare to where the Jets will be sitting tonight — one win over New England away from sole possession of first place.

It's been a while since the Green & White have had this opportunity this late in the … More