All Mark Sanchez wanted was a fourth win for the Jets, but the number four was most unfortuitous for the rookie last Sunday in New Orleans. He turned the ball over four times, he was sacked four times and a couple of his miscues directly turned into 14 Saints points as he tasted defeat for the first time as a pro.

“The most important thing was to get away from the emotional side,” Sanchez said th… 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 of the things the Miami Dolphins did incredibly well in "moving the hyphen" from 2007 to 2008 (1-15 to 11-5) was in not turning the ba… More

This is the first 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:    

There weren't many things the Dolphins did ineffectively in their big turnaround season under new head coach Tony Sparano last season. But … More

If this is July, it must be time to take a quick look back and ahead at the Jets and their AFC East brethren in the weeks before the opening of NFL training camps.

This is a little project I undertook last year that helped us wile away the last idle hours of summer with quirky examinations of each division team — one Radar entry on a good trend of a given team from last season and another entry o… More