Rich Cimini updated The Jets Stream with some information from the Cincinnati Bengals’ press conference to introduce WR Laveranues Coles as the replacement to T.J. Houshmandzadeh. “Former Jets WR Laveranues Coles, meeting the Cincinnati media on Thursday, said the Jets called back before he signed with the Bengals. But he made it sound like it wasn’t a very serious offer

The Jets and Jim Leonhard came to an agreement on a three-year deal after engaging in a brief bidding war with the Denver Broncos. Financial terms of the deal aren’t available yet, but when they become known Leonhard’s role will be clear. Leonhard was one of the first of the free agent Ravens to be linked to the Jets after

Remember when the New York Jets traded Jonathan Vilma to the New Orleans Saints, and everyone expected a 2009 draft pick as the conditional compensation for his services? And then remember when everyone found out that the condition was contingent upon Vilma working out a new contract with New Orleans before free agency? That really sucked. Now it looks like

“Hello, police? This is the Philadelphia Eagles. Yes, I’d like to report a robbery. The New York Jets just ran off with our cornerback! What do you mean, ‘How do I know?’ They left a late-round draft pick in his place. Please! Come quickly!” In a day that will go down in infamy, the New York Jets have completed terms

Took long enough, didn’t it? The opening day of free agency was as arduous for fans as it was for the parties involved. Flashbacks of the Antoine Winfield fiasco had most fans waiting in fear. After hours of web-page refreshing, sports radio surfing, and ESPN sitting, Bart Scott has become the newest member of our New York Jets. With a

At the beginning of February, the Jets’ salary cap situation was a frightening one. As the weeks went on, contracts were shredded, and dollars were freed. Most of the decisions weren’t worth arguing. Mike Tannenbaum’s salary cap purge was making sense for the team. All of the moves were logical—except one. Releasing Brandon Moore looked like the classic cliché. The