Bubba Franks thought the Jets' practice in the Atlantic Health Training Center fieldhouse today went pretty well, considering the stories he'd heard about the way the Jets used the Hofstra training bubble during Eric Mangini's first two seasons as head coach.

'I don't think guys were coming up here to work today expecting to go inside," said the veteran tight end, "because they said last year the… More

To start the season, it seems the Jets are on a run.

After Sunday's 20-14 win at Miami, we talked about the Green & White's run defense stonewalling Ricky Williams and Ronnie Brown. But an equal part of the victory was the Jets' run offense, with Thomas Jones leading the way by grinding out 101 yards on 22 carries and the 6-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter that wound up being the diff… More

It was a weekend of homecomings for at least three Jets vets.

WR Jerricho Cotchery and S Kerry Rhodes returned to their Alabama roots — along with some of their Green & White friends — to give the kids of the Birmingham area some fun and games, a football camp, and some words of inspiration.

"I wanted to give kids in Birmingham opportunities I didn't have," Cotchery told the Birmingham News.… More

On this day before Christmas, Jets head coach Eric Mangini held a short teleconference with reporters. The QB topic is always a hot one and Mangini was asked if it was important for the Jets to get another look at Kellen Clemens when the Jets host the Chiefs in their regular-season finale.

“You’d like to see him be able to play if he can play,” Mangini said of his second-year passer. “But the imp… More

This was another one of those games for Jerricho Cotchery — in several senses of the phrase.

Cotchery had one of those fine statistical receiving lines that he is becoming known for: eight catches, 152 yards and the Jets' only touchdown against the Titans today. And that led to another fine — no, make that grand — distinction. Cotchery cleared 1,000 receiving yards for the first time in his car… More