I’ve known Winston Hill was special for a long time now. How long? Ever since the week when, during his playing days, my mom brought home a loaf of Wonder Bread and it had a football card inside as a premium. It was Winston Hill of my beloved New York Jets, left tackle and perennial All-Star. “Great!” I thought, “How lucky is this?”

A few days later, new loaf of bread. Sure enough six o… More

Three Jets offensive stars of the past agree. There are no guarantees — not even from Joe Willie himself — but Mark Sanchez has got a chance to be a star of the Jets' present and future.

Said Joe Namath: "It looks like he can do everything."

Said Curtis Martin: "You've got to have that thing about you that makes people want to follow you, and I believe he has it."

Said Wayne Chrebet: "He's … More

Rex Ryan said a mouthful when he talked about how even the QB competition went between Mark Sanchez and Kellen Clemens this off-season and preseason.

“I don’t think there was a clear-cut winner statistically,” he said. “Statistically, they were very similar, whether you were tracking throws in preseason games, on the practice field or whatever.”

You can massage the stats this way and t… More

Returning from a vake break, I came in through the business entrance of the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center as usual. Everything looked the same, yet something, something was different ...

Yes, that's it. No. 12, not No. 4, was looking down on me from above.

More specifically, the Jets have changed up the six vertical player panels that greet everyone going by this portal. Last year the Jet… More

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

One thing the Jets and their fans have gotten really tired of the past two seasons is having opposing defenders picking off their passes a… More