Neither offense can do anything. The Chiefs get to the Jets 37 at the top of the final frame, only to fall back to the 49 when David Harris blitzes and takes down Brodie Croyle for the Green & White's second sack of the game.

Then the Jets get the next Dustin Colquitt punt and Leon Washington immediately bursts free for a 22-yard run, but three more Leon runs fail to reach the stick and Ben Grah… More

The Green & White get things rolling with another gadget play, Leon Washington taking a direct snap as the QB, rolling right a few steps and hitting Wallace Wright for 36 yards to the KC-8.

Then with Jared Allen, who gets his second sack of the day, and Tamba Hali getting great upfield pressure, Brian Schottenheimer dials up another trick play that treats the Jets to first blood. Clemens shovels … More

Special Teams Saturday on newyorkjets.com welcomes the return of one of the Green & White's "teams" stalwarts to action. There on last Sunday's opening kickoff, third man from the left end of the line, No. 58 was back in one of his elements.

"I wasn't real sentimental about it. I was just getting back to work," Matt Chatham said. But, he said, warming to the topic, "As a player, you kind of like … More

What'll it be for Wallace Wright on Sunday in Cincinnati?

In this week's installment of Special Teams Saturday, it's time to reintroduce you to Wright, although you probably remember seeing No. 15 flash by on your TV screen a few times this season — Wright makes at least one noteworthy play a game on teams.

It's no accident.

"I want to make a tackle every time I step on the field," the second… More

Heavy humidity left over from the early morning deluge, heated by the morning sun, turned Wednesday's morning practice into an uncomfortable sauna. Chad Pennington celebrated at one point by taking an intentional slide in the mud of the Hofstra soccer stadium grass field, and at another point by letting out a whoop.

The offense continued to hit its share of scoring passes over the defense in pas… More