Antonio Cromartie got his fresh start started this week with a visit to the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center.

“It’s been great, just getting around and meeting a lot of the guys,” Cromartie told me in an on-camera interview that will be featured on newyorkjets.com. “I got a chance to look at the weightroom and tour the whole facility. My first day here has been great. I had the chance t… More

The triumph in San Diego can be attributed to many things: a gritty defense that dug in its heels and got better and better as the game wore on, the heady play of the Jets' two rookies on offense, the Chargers' troubles with yellow flags and field goals.

But don't overlook the Jets' long-standing tendency to act like a pit bull with a bone when they get a decent lead.

This statistic first surfac… More

As the Jets' kick coverage units head into Sunday's AFC Divisional Game against the Chargers, they can't help but remember the previous two weeks, when the Bengals gained chunks of yardage.

Rookie Bernard Scott was a big contributor. He had a 36-yard kickoff return in the second quarter and a 53-yarder in the third of the Week 17 contest. Then he carried that momentum into the wild-card matchup w… More

The Pro Bowl teams will be unveiled tonight on NFL Network, and it would be nice to be able to say Brad Smith is on there somewhere. But most fans, opposing players and opposing coaches might not know what position to vote him in for.

Is No. 16 a QB? A wideout? A running back? A blocking tight end, even? A kick cover man? A kick returner?

Smith doesn't care. His mantra has always been that he ju… More

There are better times to lose a special teams guru like Larry Izzo. There aren't better times for opportunity to knock for the Jets' remaining specialists.

Izzo was placed on injured reserve on Thursday with a herniated disc in his neck and with him go his 18 kick-coverage tackles, tied for the team lead with Eric Smith, his forced fumble and two fumble recoveries.

Wallace Wright says Iz will b… More