Today’s afternoon practice, as in the morning, was full-squad and it was on the SUNY Cortland grass field. It was a shortie — about an hour and 15 minutes — and it again featured the quarterbacks. Kellen Clemens looked sharp early. Mark Sanchez (with a little help from his friend, Wallace Wright) made some nice throws late.

Clemens had two long balls in particular to note in 11-on-11 drills… More

The Jets have landed in Cortland. And Rex Ryan is eagerly looking forward to what lies down this central New York State runway.

“I’ve got to tip my hat to SUNY Cortland and the surrounding areas,” the Jets’ first-year head coach said with a smile shortly after two team buses pulled up in front of the team’s Cortland dorm. “Really, I’m excited. You drive up, you see all the signs in the windows. I… More

Just days away from the commencement of the Jets’ 2009 training camp, newyorkjets.com is taking a look at the “25 Hot Topics” of summer before the hitting begins. Today the countdown concludes as we work our way from No. 10 down to No. 1 ...

10. What can we expect from Rex Ryan?

What you see is what you get. Ryan is a straight shooter who is extremely confident in his ability to lead men. … More

Calvin Pace is a smooth athlete who appears to make things happen in an effortless fashion. After racking up a career-high seven sacks in his first season with the Jets, Pace visited Turks and Caicos southeast of the Bahamas and had a successful time deep-sea fishing.

“I caught triggerfish, a couple of groupers and some snapper. Stuff anybody can do — it's easy, man,” Pace told newyorkjets.… More

Those of you attuned to such things probably already heard that the Jets received no compensatory choices in the 2009 NFL Draft.

Thirty-two compensatories were awarded to 16 teams at the NFL owners' meetings in Dana Point, Calif. The reason some teams get "comps" and others don't is complicated, as we all know. Here is part of the league's explanation of the system from the release it issued Tues… More