NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Jets signed linebacker Calvin Pace and offensive lineman Damien Woody on Monday, continuing the team’s busy free-agency period.Pace, Arizona’s first-round pick in 2003, signed a six-year, $42 million deal that included a $20 million signing bonus. The deal for Woody, also a former first-rounder of New England, is reportedly for five years, $25

Faneca, Jets tentatively agree to four-year, $32M deal ESPN.com news services The New York Jets and guard Alan Faneca have tentatively agreed to a four-year, $32 million deal that includes roughly $23 million in guarantees, ESPN’s Michael Smith reports. Faneca is expected to travel to New York this weekend, when the deal will be finalized. The Jets plan to play

Jigsaw came up with his own big board on the top LB’s and DB’s that the Jets should be looking at in the upcoming draft. Outside Linebackers: 1) Quentin Groves 6’4 254 40.? The Best word to Describe Groves is simply Explosion. As far as 3-4 OLB’s he is among the Quickest I’ve seen in college football when healthy not

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Eric Mangini stepped in front of the cameras and microphones for his postgame news conference yesterday, and before a question was asked, he delivered five subtle little words that summed up the afternoon. “This feels a lot better,” he said softly, almost too quickly to notice. It was the first time all week that Mangini gave even a hint that