Talk about jets. Marquice Cole was wearing them when he got last Sunday's game at Oakland off on the right foot with a big play on the opening kickoff.

"Drew Coleman made the tackle," Cole said. "But being able to cause that penalty put them in the hole. When a team has bad field position, which special teams can cause, you see what happens. It was a big play in the game, even though it was the f… More

Sunday's best on the Left Coast for Mike DeVito came as he was cradling Calvin Pace's second strip sack of the game midway through the third quarter on the Oakland Coliseum grass.

"That's more than I've touched the ball ever," DeVito reflected on this fumble recovery added to the fumble he plucked out of the Texas air at Houston in the season opener. Actually, it's more than most defensive lineme… More

After enjoying one highly publicized hot dog last Sunday, Jets rookie quarterback Mark Sanchez has purchased 500 hot dogs and 500 hamburgers, along with buns and rolls, through A&P to donate to the Community Soup Kitchen of Morristown.

The CBS television cameras caught Sanchez eating a hot dog on the bench late in the fourth quarter of the Jets’ 38-0 win over the Raiders at the Oakland Coliseum. … More

I just love saying "We're No. 1." And so this morning it's my pleasure to confirm that the Jets are the NFL's No. 1 rushing offense for the first time since 2004 and for only the sixth week since 1995.

As I mentioned in the last few days, it would've taken a 702-yard rushing game by the Redskins on Monday night to top the Jets for the most rushing yards per game. The 'Skins managed 62 yards again… More

Injuries are an unfortunate part of life in the National Football League, but there are so many chilling stories that you never hear.

On Sunday in Oakland, Leon Washington took a handoff from Mark Sanchez early in the first quarter and was stopped by a pair of Raiders defenders after a 6-yard gain. Unfortunately Washington, a beloved figure on this team, suffered a compound fracture of the tibia … More