Larry Izzo has made his mark in the NFL on special teams with two AFC East teams that don't wear green and white — the Dolphins and Patriots. But with the recovery of the Titans' muffed punt last Sunday, he hopes he has proved that he is focused on making plays for his new team.

“I’m sure there are a lot of Jets fans out there that are not quite Izzo fans but hopefully at some point they will b… More

The Jets' latest NFL award-winner isn't receiving his honor from Pepsi or FedEx but directly from the NFL and didn't play for the team's offense or defense on Sunday against Tennessee.

Jason Trusnik today has been named the AFC Special Teams Player of the Week.

Trusnik, whom we profiled in our Special Teams Saturday Radar entry before the New England game, of course had the fumble force and reco… More

The Jets’ special teams were the difference in the 24-17 victory over the Tennessee Titans and their contributions did not go unnoticed by linebacker Bart Scott this afternoon. The 28-year-old Scott might be an ascending star now, but he didn’t start an NFL game until his fourth NFL season.

“I knew if I didn’t get out of it before my fourth year, then I would be pretty much labeled as a speci… More

There's an argument to be made that in the final 15 minutes of Sunday's 24-17 win over Tennessee, the Jets played one of the best quarters of pass defense in the NFL in the past, oh, two decades.

This argument is based on the fact that Titans QB Kerry Collins threw 10 passes in the fourth quarter and completed none of them, with one of the attempts being intercepted by David Harris and another dr… More

The number 89 continues to pop up when the Jets need a play on offense. And while most football experts say Jerricho Cotchery isn’t a prototypical No. 1 wide receiver, he continues to play as well as anyone at that position in football.

“I don’t want to touch that,” joked Jets head coach Rex Ryan when asked about Cotchery’s season thus far. “He’s just an average receiver as far as anyone knows.… More