Mark Sanchez is 2-for-2.

The Jets rookie quarterback was voted the Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Week for the second time in this two-week-old season, the league announced this afternoon.

Sanchez bounced back from a first half in which the Jets had minus-2 net passing yards to complete 14 of 22 passes for 163 yards and one touchdown in the Jets' 16-9 win over their AFC East rivals, the New England Pat… More

The Jets' latest punting derby is still running. Perhaps it will be decided Thursday night when the Jets play the Eagles. While the Green & White starters will play only a series, head coach Rex Ryan and special teams coordinator Mike Westhoff will be patiently waiting all game for a "starting" punter to jump out at them.

"We'll let them both punt," Ryan said this week, "and see what happens."

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Ken Parrish’s NFL career is an example of how quickly hopes and dreams in this league can go south, and how quickly they can then turn back to the north again.

After being waived by the 49ers before getting to the 2007 regular season, then getting one late-season feeler that year from the Patriots, the East Stroudsburg punter decided it was time to get on with life.

“A lot of fluky things were… More

The Jets’ punting game took a new twist at this afternoon’s special teams workout. No. 5 was on the Cortland Stadium turf loosening up, and that was still Reggie Hodges.

No. 9 was also running and stretching, but the man wearing the number was no longer T.J. Conley. It was Ken Parrish, the free agent punter who was signed by the Jets after passing his morning tryout with special teams coaches… More

Quarterbacks are obviously on the minds of many Green & White fans, but Rex Ryan has another position he’s been seriously kicking around in his head.

“I’m tired of seeing groundballs being hit,” the head coach said about some of the kicks by the two punters on the Jets’ roster, Reggie Hodges and T.J. Conley. “We’ve got to do better than that. Our guys know that, so we’ll see. You watch some pra… More