To start the season, it seems the Jets are on a run.

After Sunday's 20-14 win at Miami, we talked about the Green & White's run defense stonewalling Ricky Williams and Ronnie Brown. But an equal part of the victory was the Jets' run offense, with Thomas Jones leading the way by grinding out 101 yards on 22 carries and the 6-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter that wound up being the diff… More

The Jets' 2008 Rookie Class should have some kind of impact on Sunday's season opener at Miami.

On our news pages, I wrote about Dwight Lowery, the fourth-round rookie who's in the mix, if not to start then to play a lot vs. the Dolphins.

Who would've thought Lowery would have a better shot at being announced during pregame introductions than first-rounders Vernon Gholston and Dustin Keller?

Bu… More

Erik Ainge is finally showing some of that Tennessee talent he displayed in four years of running the Vols' offense. He stays in to run the Jets offense through the second half and produces his first pro touchdown and gives the visitors their first lead of the game.

The score comes on a needle-threader through the hands of leaping LB Andy Studebaker, past the defense of CB Kyle Arrington, and int… More

The New York Jets' eighth annual Kickoff Luncheon is winding down in the magnificent Cipriani Wall Street ballroom. But not long ago, the event captured a little bit of the buzz and excitement that has been building around the Jets all off-season and pre-season.

Part of the excitement was from the guest list. Seated with owner Woody Johnson, GM Mike Tannenbaum and head coach Eric Mangini at the h… More

Vernon Gholston did not partake in the Jets' sack soiree Saturday night against the Giants, but the rookie pass rusher, making the switch from defensive end to linebacker, said he will treat Calvin Pace's and David Harris’ performances as a tutorial.

“I’m definitely looking at them,” Gholston said. “Not only will I look at the film, but I’ll ask them. They’re here with me, so I can’t talk to … More