By now you have surely heard all sides of the New York Jets’ starting quarterback debate. It’s been the main topic of discussion since the Jets’ finished their off-season spending spree. Will it be Kellen Clemens or Chad Pennington that gets to play with all the new toys? With training camp around the corner, fans are gearing up to officially

I am no hypocrite. I still believe the Jets are the best damn team in the NFL. And I believe in the talent Eric Mangini & Co. have selected to represent our beloved New York Jets. What kind of fan would I be if I thought otherwise? After the 4-12 misery that was 2007, after all of the “never quit”

The Jets public relations department had to work overtime in the past couple of months preparing press releases and scheduling news conferences. The news of free agency aquisitions, and the trades of both a popular player Jonathan Vilma and a high priced player in D. Rob (2 square pegs in Mangini’s round holes) had come non stop. As far as

There is a saying in football that a teams success starts with “the fat guys on both sides of the ball”.  As we can see this offseason, the Jets plan was to build inside out.  The front office is counting on their beefed up lines with “quality” in  Faneca, Woody, and Jenkins, to create better opportunities for the teams “skilled

Whenever fans try and analyze the Jets’ unprecedented spending spree this offseason, comments are made in reference to the possibility of the 2010 season being uncapped. Our Front Office threw caution to the wind and locked up huge contracts in a few players whose potential for greatness is more valuable than the possibility that we’ll regret the numbers. But these

NFL Draft weekend is nearly upon us, and I couldn’t be less interested. Don’t get me wrong — there is a lot to look forward to when analyzing new players and what they offer. There are tons of hypothetical questions to ask, like: Are the Jets keeping the No. 6 pick? If so, will that pick cost a fortune? Will