I saw a few strange things on the way to my Cortland Stadium pressbox perch. On the walk over, in the short distance, I saw goalposts moving. From up above, I saw newly lined sod, ready for large men in cleated shoes to jump up and down on.

Dream sequence? No, the Jets’ move to the Cortland grass field is on.

The goalposts were being moved into place. Today’s practice will be held on the field… More

Bubba Franks' 2008 was not the highlight of the venerable tight end's career. Even Bubba said so.

"I got hurt pretty early, so I was kind of like a fan. I had to sit back and watch," Franks told me last week after an OTA practice. "I disliked sitting on the sideline or even standing. It's something I really never had to do. Then all of a sudden you're on the sideline pretty much watching the rest… More

The Jets released Chris Baker in February and the Patriots wasted little time scooping up the veteran tight end.

“I was kind of surprised," Dustin Keller said this week. "It’s always the Jets and the Patriots going at it, but I think it’s going to be a great fit for him. I think he’s going to do well. Every time he played against them, he had a good game. He’s going to be in that stadium [Gillett… More

The shopping season is under way.

Redskins owner Dan Snyder made the first splash in the NFL’s free agency/trading period with a huge contract for the enormous Albert Haynesworth. Can’t say anybody is surprised that Snyder once again opened up his wallet to the reported tune of seven years and $100 million with $41 million guaranteed for the interior lineman.

Haynesworth, one of the game’s f… More

Here are a few more points that GM Mike Tannenbaum made during his Friday news conference at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis. One question had to do with the free agency/draft timeline and how that affects a team's decisions. Mike T referred to a former Jets GM and the 2007 draft to explain the process.

"We talk about it all the time in the office. Terry Bradway and I have had a lot of philosophi… More