The 2009 Pro Bowl is in the books, and the neat thing for Green & White followers is that the six Jets in the game all made some positive plays today.

Now that's not saying much, you might argue, considering that the AFC fell to the NFC, 30-21. But the point would be that as disappointing as their regular season ended, the half-dozen Jets (not including the seventh, Brett Favre, who withdrew due … More

The Jets' all-star nouveau riche, meaning the four first-time Pro Bowlers, were doing all right for themselves. Leon Washington said he and fiancée Charity were the Taboo card-game leaders at the team hotel — "As far as couples, we run things out here," Leon said. And Thomas Jones needed no guidance to set up a hot-ticket pool party.

But if any of the neophytes needed tour guidance, Alan Fanec… More

Even at the Pro Bowl, you knew music impresario Thomas Jones would be a little bit about the tunes.

"I had a pool party during the week and it was great," said Jones, the Jets running back, from the final walkthrough today at Aloha Stadium for Sunday's all-star game at the same venue. "All the guys came, and we had a couple of celebrities hosting it and DJ-ing it. Everybody had a good time and en… More

A week in Hawaii sounds like fun. But it can be hard work as well.

I'm not talking about myself. Sure, I'm hiking 30 miles from Honolulu to Kapolei and Ko Olina and back every day to bring you some inspirational stories of the half-dozen Jets participating in Sunday's Pro Bowl.

But that's nothing compared to the schedule for Ryann of the Jets' Flight Crew as she and 25 other NFL cheerleaders pre… More

The Jets are preparing to make an impact on the Pro Bowl. They certainly put their stamp on this morning's AFC practice.

Picture this: On the field at one time during team drills at Kapolei High School were Thomas Jones in the backfield, Alan Faneca and Nick Mangold on the O-line, Kris Jenkins at nose and Darrelle Revis at LCB. The play was a draw, handoff from Peyton Manning to Jones.

After tha… More