New York Jets

kakav tim imaju jetsi
ajvori bio no 4 rb u ekipi koja ne trči a od njega očekuju da ovdje pokida
još gore vidim guraju ga kao fantazi top 15 RB

ovdje se otvoril velika rupa na te
ovaj naš otpadak teško može da zamijeni Kelera
ako Holms ne bude 100 % teško da ce bilo sančez bilo smit imati koga gađati

Pa on nije los RB, mislim da ce tamo biti ok
Sto se tice TE pozicije oni su osakaceni, mada realno osakaceni su na svakoj poziciji. Da sam na mestu vlasnika krenuo bih u rebildovanje fransize... previse stvari tamo ne stima

Even if there was more clarity about wide receiver Santonio Holmes‘ status for the regular season, the Jets would have one of the thinnest wide receiver groups in all the NFL.

It’s no surprise, then, that they’ve made a move to add a veteran to the mix. Mike Garafolo of FOX Sports reports that the team has agreed to terms with Mohamed Massaquoi, who was released by the Jaguars earlier this week.

You’ll likely note that the 2013 Jaguars do not appear to be shaping up to be one of the great offensive teams of all time, so the fact that Massaquoi wasn’t able to beat out the likes of Jordan Shipley and Mike Brown for a job isn’t exactly a ringing endorsement of his capabilities. The Jets aren’t any closer to being a great offensive team, though, and Massaquoi should have a chance to earn a spot on a depth chart that doesn’t have many sure bets to stick beyond Stephen Hill and Jeremy Kerley.

Massaquoi was a second-round pick of the Browns in 2009 and caught 118 passes for 1,745 yards and seven touchdowns with Cleveland over the last four years.

Back in May, running back Joe McKnight said that you’d have to kill him to take away his spot on the Jets roster.

It’s time to administer last rites because the Jets made McKnight one of the 14 cuts they needed to make to get down to 75 players by Tuesday’s deadline. The team made the announcement on Monday morning that McKnight’s Jets tenure has come to an end.

That tenure started with Hard Knocks cameras catching McKnight throwing up during his first conditioning test with the team and ended this summer with McKnight barely practicing after suffering a head injury, getting arrested and giving a combative performance during a press conference. There weren’t many bright spots on the field in between, which is why the 2010 fourth-round pick’s time is up with the Jets.

The Jets also cut veteran guard Stephen Peterman, which likely means that 2010 second-round pick Vladimir Ducasse will get a chance to play left guard and shake the disappointing label he’s picked up over the last three years.

Running back Chad Spann, offensive lineman Patrick Ford, offensive lineman Trey Gilleo, wide receiver Joe Collins, wide receiver Marcus Rucker, wide receiver K.J. Stroud, wide receiver Rahsaan Vaughn, linebacker Sean Progar-Jackson, defensive back Donnie Fletcher, defensive back Bret Lockett, punter Ryan Quigley and long snapper Patrick Scales were the other players let go on Monday.

The New York Jets’ final roster cut to reach the Tuesday limit of 75 players was a big name: Braylon Edwards.

Edwards, the wide receiver who has had three stints with the Jets, was released this morning. That got the Jets to exactly 75 players, the limit every team must reach by tomorrow at 4 p.m. ET.

For the 30-year-old Edwards, this may be the end of the road. He hasn’t been a regular starter since 2010, and given his lack of recent production and his knee problems, it’s entirely possible that no other team will pick him up now that the Jets have sent him packing.

Edwards was once considered one of the most promising receivers in the NFL. He was the third overall pick in the 2005 NFL draft, and he made the Pro Bowl in 2007. But he never came close to matching the success he had in that great 2007 season, and now he’s out of work.

New York Jets

Released quarterback Greg McElroy, defensive tackle Antonio Garay, kicker Dan Carpenter, running back Mossis Madu, receiver Michael Campbell, receiver Mohamed Massaquoi, receiver Ben Obamanu, receiver Zach Rogers, tight end Chris Pantale, offensive lineman Erik Cook, offensive lineman J.B. Shugarts, offensive lineman Jason Smith, defensive lineman Junior Aumavae, defensive lineman Lanier Coleman, defensive lineman Tevita Finau, linebacker Troy Davis, linebacker JoJo Dickson, linebacker Jacquies Smith, defensive back Royce Adams, defensive back Mike Edwards, and defensive back Rontez Miles. Placed running back Mike Goodson on the reserve/suspended list.

The Jets are adding another quarterback to the mix.

Brady Quinn, who was cut by the Seahawks on Monday, will sign with the Jets today. Quinn has previously played for the Browns, Broncos and Chiefs. The Jets have also announced that they are releasing backup quarterback Graham Harrell, who lasted less than a week with the team.

The Jets still haven’t named their starting quarterback after a lengthy competition between Geno Smith and Mark Sanchez, but the shoulder injury suffered by Sanchez in the preseason likely makes Smith the favorite to start for the Jets when they open the season on Sunday.

(Side note: Isn’t it fun that we’re now talking about real, live NFL games that will be happening on Sunday?)

The Jets already had a crowded quarterback situation, and they’ve praised the work of backup quarterback Matt Simms. But they apparently thought they needed even more help at the position, and Quinn has found a new home.

jebote ko je ovo skup qb veličina

Ima da resetaju Tampu u prvom kolu

dakle Sančez bisti oćel ići na operaciju i završiti sezonu ili se ovako patiti bez operacije i svakako završiti sezonu

Pusti priče...

Danas je megdan dvije neporažene momčadi pa može reć ko šta hoće...

jerste bogam
ustaje li se veceras?

Neću...

Idem na košarku večeras, dodjem slomljen nakon pokoje pive u ponoć i onda samo gledam di da padnem u nesvjest...

A tekma mi nije neka špica, bez obzira ne mega duel...

da
valaj je pogledati sutra polako i na miru

ove nesrece imaju po neku pobedu

After looking him over several times, the Jets have decided to go ahead and make a move to boost their return game.

A league source confirms to PFT the Jets are signing Joshua Cribbs.

Cribbs made the rounds this summer, trying to prove to teams he was well enough to play. If he is, the All-Decade return man could add an element the Jets have lacked.

With Clyde Gates banged up (shoulder), there could be an immediate opening for a kick returner. Although Gates has gotten better the last two weeks, he’s averaging 24.9 yards per return for the season.

Jets' rookie Sheldon Richardson says the NFL protects Tom Brady

Kad je pijaca u NY? Da ovo june od rukija ode i kupi kilo mozga, posto mu ocigledno manjka

Frikoni mogu samo da cestitam
Odlicna odbrana, a napad je odigrao dovoljno

Takodje cestitam svim Damirovim nalozima

Geno, Geno Smith pobedio Tomu . e doslo cudno vreme