Rex Ryan on Dee Milliner: “I believe he will be the best rookie CB by the end of the season”

During Wednesday’s press conference, head coach Rex Ryan told the media that he still believes in cornerback Dee Milliner, despite benching him again against the Bengals on Sunday. The young cornerback has struggled in coverage — he gave up 108 yards plus a touchdown on four receptions against the Bengalson Sunday. However, Rex Ryan thinks that … Continue reading →

5 takeaways from the Jets’ embarrassing loss against the Bengals

The Jets loss horrifically to the Bengals, 9-49. Here is what I observed from this game. 1. The run game was not in attendance:                                           The Jets’ rushed for a total of 93 yards and … Continue reading →

3 keys to a NY Jets victory against Cincinatti

Here are three things that the Jets need to at least do in order to beat the Cincinnati Bengals today. 1. Stop A.J. Green: AJ Green has become Andy Dalton’s favorite target this season, Green has a total of 619 yards with 1TD this season. It may not sound a lot but it still a … Continue reading →

The Jets run game must be efficient if they want to see the Superbowl

 The Jets’ run game has to be very consistent and efficient if Rex Ryan wants to go to the Super Bowl. Rex Ryan’s “ground and pound” game has been fluctuating throughout the eight weeks this NFL season, however the run game must stay consistent. RB Chris Ivory recorded 107 yards against the Patriots that essentially … Continue reading →

The Jets Week 7 review against the Patriots.

The Jets played extremely well against Tom Brady and Bill Belichick, leading them to a thrilling OT win with the score of 30-27. In the first half it was all Patriots. Geno Smith threw a pick six to Logan Ryan for 79 yards that essentially put the Jets down by 11. (21-10 at the half). … Continue reading →