One of the treats of watching every snap of every practice of your favorite NFL team is observing the unheralded or unknown players step up and make play after play.

One of those Jets in today's second practice of camp was WR Paul Raymond, the small, fast undrafted free agent out of Brown.

In the morning Raymond nicely gathered in a deep ball from Brett Ratliff during position drills. And he pic… More

I'd like to introduce a new voice to all you Radar operators out there. Stephen Haynes has joined the staff of newyorkjets.com as a summer intern. You may remember some of Stephen's work as a part-time writer and intern for Newsday. He covered the Jets some and also was the beat reporter covering the Arena League's New York Dragons for the Long Island daily.

Stephen hails from the Bronx and is s… More

The air was a little brisk, in the upper 50s perhaps, for this morning's third practice of the Jets' weekend rookie minicamp, leading to this exchange between defensive coaches:

Bryan Cox: "Bob, you look cold."

Bob Sutton: "It's linemen's weather."

It was also special teams weather, at least for much of the 40 minutes of media availability. And while the Jets' 50 draft picks, undrafted free age… More

They say you can't tell the players without a scorecard, and that's especially true of the Jets players who left the locker room today after concluding their first week of off-season strength and conditioning work together. It's never too early to begin to familiarize oneself with the uniform numbers that will be showing up in the photos and videos from minicamps, OTAs and training camp in the com… More

The Jets' season was barely over and Darrelle Revis was back at it again in the team's practice bubble last week. The rookie cornerback was wearing football shoes, and his green and white uniform with the now familiar No. 24. He was flying through the air, getting his hands on the football again and again.

But Revis wasn't wearing pads. And he wasn't wearing his helmet. And he was leaping from wo… More