The New York Jets have fined head coach Rex Ryan $50,000 for making an obscene gesture at a mixed martial arts event in Miami last weekend.



“It was stupid and inappropriate," Ryan said in a previously released statement. "I wouldn’t accept that type of behavior from one of the coaches or players and it’s unacceptable from me. I apologize to the Jets organization, the National Football League an… More

Jets head coach Rex Ryan, who was in South Florida after dropping in on the Jets' Pro Bowl players at their AFC practice in Fort Lauderdale on Friday morning, was involved in an embarrassing moment at a mixed martial arts event in Miami for which he has issued an apology.



“It was stupid and inappropriate," Ryan said in a statement. "I wouldn’t accept that type of behavior from one of the coache… More

Many Green & White fans (not to mention Top Jet Rex Ryan) were upset when Darrelle Revis came in second in the voting for the NFL Defensive Player of the Year award. But Revis has kept it all in perspective.

For one thing, the individual awards will come. In fact, they are still coming this year. This week it was announced that Revis, already the Jets' team MVP, has been named AFC Defensive Playe… More

Pro Bowl practice sidelines aren't quite the same star power attraction as Senior Bowl practice sidelines. There are some national TV types, such as Chris Mortensen and Deion Sanders, but there's not much reason for the coaches and GMs of other teams to show up unless they're the ones coaching the AFC and NFC teams.

But there are exceptions to the rule, such as when Jets head coach Rex Ryan poppe… More

Every team can use a slogan, and while this is by no means the official catchphrase of the 2010 Jets, head coach Rex Ryan used it to give his players and coaches guidance as they head into their all-too-short off-season before beginning the '10 campaign with the start of the off-season strength and conditioning program in early April:

"Find a way to get better."

"What I told the players," Ryan s… More