The Jets caravan is getting ever closer, and so is training camp.

The team left the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center shortly after noon today and as I write they are somewhere on Route 380 or Route 81 heading north to Cortland, N.Y.

But to give visitors to newyorkjets.com the first taste of camp, Eric Allen and I placed a call to wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery while he was enjoying the coun… More

The two Jets were on the train for Monday’s Meadowlands Rail Station news conference. But their minds were also on the bus that they’ll be taking from Florham Park to Cortland in a few days, and on the wings they and their teammates are planning to take as they head into the 2009 season.

“I’m expecting a smooth training camp,” said tackle Damien Woody. “I think the chemistry’s going to be ver… More

This is the latest in a series of nine Radar entries over the past 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:    

Here’s a shoutout to the Jets’ starting offensive linemen, who had one of the best OL campaigns in franchise history last season and are b… More

When it comes to the Jets' offensive line, Brandon Moore has something that none of the other four starters — in fact, no one else on the Jets roster — can have until Moore misses a game.

And that's the longest current streak of consecutive starts as a Jet

"It's just a sense of accountability," Moore said recently about his regular-season streak, which began in the middle of the 2004 season … More

We did a little quick research yesterday, examining which players were drafted with the No. 17 overall selection over the past decade:

2008 — Detroit, T Gosder Cherilus, Boston College

In his rookie season, Cherilus played in 16 games for the winless Lions and made 13 starts. The big lineman, who might be Matt Stafford’s RT this season, has to get more consistent and improve his pass protectio… More