Bill Parcells once told Jets reporters and fans the day after a tough loss that those kinds of games make him spit up into his mouth just a little.

Rex Ryan has a slightly different biological metaphor for the 24 hours after a game like the 24-10 loss to the Saints in New Orleans on Sunday.

"You get a little 'I can't wait to play again,' " Ryan said at this afternoon's news conference back at th… More

Over the past several years there probably have been four NFL defenses known for their relentless pressure — Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New England and Baltimore.

Feel free to throw in your favorites as well. We'll leave aside the Pennsy teams and your picks for another day. On Sunday it's Bill Belichick's Patriots vs. Rex Ryan, the guy who choreographed the Ravens "D" and now calls the plays fo… More

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:    

One of the things the Miami Dolphins did incredibly well in "moving the hyphen" from 2007 to 2008 (1-15 to 11-5) was in not turning the ba… More

This is the first 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:    

There weren't many things the Dolphins did ineffectively in their big turnaround season under new head coach Tony Sparano last season. But … More

Rex Ryan confessed to one "poor decision" Thursday, which was bringing that morning's OTA practice into the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center fieldhouse when the rain had stopped and he could have worked his team outdoors.

But the fieldhouse is good for many things, and one of them was to act as an echo chamber, the better to bounce the taunts of linebacker Bart Scott around to everyone else's… More