The Falcons placed safety J.J. Wilcox on injured reserve Tuesday, the team announced. Wilcox did not make it through his first practice with the Falcons, tearing his anterior cruciate ligament Mond…
The New York Jets managed to find their franchise quarterback, Sam Darnold, in the 2018 NFL Draft. Despite his promise, he still has a long way to go before he reaches his full potential. Sam Darnold struggled mightily with taking care of the ball...
Go all access with Jets QB Sam Darnold, S Jamal Adams, LB C.J. Mosley and G Brian Winters on the second episode of Season 2.
Former Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez is hanging up the cleats for good and heading to television. According to the New York Post’s Andrew Marchand, Sanchez is retiring from the NFL and joinin…
Sam Darnold breaks down how he's grown as a player, Jamal Adams shows why he's already one of the game's best and C.J. Mosley displays his leadership. Plus, ...
With the Jets reporting to training camp Wednesday, here’s a look at their biggest issues: Biggest comeback The Jets need Marcus Maye to return to the form he showed as a rookie and show he can stay
Dolphins Tanking rumors have persisted around the Dolphins with a roster that on paper is among the league’s worst and an owner that already seems to have given up on 2019 based on his public comments. However, new HC Brian Flores has...
Andrew Fialkow breaks down the New York Jets secondary heading into training camp...
Jets new running back Le’Veon Bell is saying and doing all the right things since signing with his new team in free agency. Bell has yet to suit up and play in a regular-season game, but he d…
Sam Darnold is looking out for fellow quarterback Daniel Jones. Jones was selected by the Giants with the sixth overall pick in this year’s draft, a slot the NFL community found surprising. W…
Williams wants all of his bonus money in Year 1, but the Jets want to defer part of it.
He went from Jets savior to punch line in one play, but he always held onto his perspective. Now he gets a new role: analyst.
Mark Sanchez is retiring from the NFL after 10 seasons to join ESPN as a college football analyst. He was the Rose Bowl MVP in 2008, when his Trojans finished No. 3 in the country.
