It was Rainout Theater tonight at Shea Stadium, and fans of the Green & White know that means a doubleheader was washed out: the Mets' game with the Pittsburgh Pirates and the "Jets Night at Shea" ceremonies that were to commemorate the Jets' 20 seasons of playing at the Flushing ballpark in its last year of life.

But I still trekked out from my Jersey shore palace because there was work to be … More

Today we kick off newyorkjets.com's series of stories looking back at the Jets' 2007 season and looking ahead to the 2008 season, position by position.

Eric Allen got a hold of Jerricho Cotchery the other day and Jerricho always has some great thoughts, whatever the subject. He talked about his and his wideout mates' year that was and also what he is doing personally this off-season to come back … More

It's the time of the season for heavy opinions. And the Jets, with their high-profile activity in free agency since Feb. 29, are drawing lots of attention from the opinionated.

Many like what the Green & White have done. Some are not happy. One word that's been mentioned here and there is "desperation."

We're all entitled to our opinions, of course, but desperation? I just don't get that.

The J… More

It's hot, humid and sunny under only thin wisps of clouds. The members of the New York Jets Flight Crew comes out of the huddle, showing off their new uniforms publicly for the first time, and behind their flags and amid the smoke of the on-field fireworks come the 2007 Jets.

The Jets win the toss when the Patriots call heads and referee Jeff Triplette's coin toss comes up tails, as in "Tails nev… More

At about the same time Eric Mangini was announcing the Jets had agreed in principle to trade Pete Kendall to the Washington Redskins, the Flight Crew was putting on a show next door.

Inside the Starlight Room at the Long Island Marriott, the 10 members of the Jets’ first flag/dance team had an inaugural photo shoot with team photographer Al Pereira. In addition, a videographer was on hand to fil… More