Jets fans are like kids in a Cold Stone Creamery right now, and why not? The options seem endless and everybody has a taste for something different.

Take pass-rushing outside linebacker. Calvin Pace arrived in free agency with the promise that he'll be able to pressure the quarterback as he did last season for the Cardinals. And with the sixth pick of the draft, 'niks are clamoring for Vernon Gho… More

It's called Radio Row. It was created by the NFL in the Nineties when sports talk radio mushroomed in every major league city around the country and all those shows needed space at the Super Bowl venue. So their tables and equipment and banners were placed in a row in some long, narrow area of the media center at each Super Bowl venue.

In Phoenix for SBXLII, Radio Row has become Radio Square, and… More

Some writers complain about Super Bowl Media Days, but as Laveranues Coles might say, "It is what it is." You just have to laugh at some of the things that take place on the floor of the stadium five days before the NFL crowns each year's champion.

Today's event was marked for better or worse by two women from Mexico's TV Azteca who appeared to be ready to marry any football player on the floor o… More

This will no doubt be a tough 10-day stretch for many Jets fans leading up to Super Bowl XLII. Perhaps to take the edge off, or at any time thereafter, you can put together some of your best Jets/Titans anecdotes and send them to a couple of fellow Green & White bleeders, who plan to put them all together in a publication.

The two Jets fans are lifelong friends Alex Parziale and George Coppola.… More

It was almost as if I had stumbled across Santa Claus filling a stocking hung by the chimney with care.

As I was leaving Weeb Ewbank Hall on Wednesday night, I noticed somebody silently, solitarily at work on the Jets' "Wall of Fame." That's an informal name for the wall just past the reception desk that is adorned with miniature jersey decals, one for every team MVP from every season since the J… More