#new-york-jets

#new-york-jets

This was worse than an F. Managing just 82 total yards (the fewest by any team this season) and having minus-10 net passing yards is embarrassingly inept. Their best play was a Breece Hall run off a fumbled snap that nearly put them in field-goal range for the game-winning attempt . . . before they were sacked out of it. Justin Fields looked completely lost on his dropbacks and took nine sacks. Can't blame this one on penalties (2) or turnovers (0).

I've got too many, honestly, he tells FourFourTwo. Ever since I got drafted, I just wanted to have a really nice jersey collection. I have a lot of retro United jerseys, plus all three kits from this year. I have that retro Madrid kit, and I really like their alternate shirt this year, the blue one.

Screenshot Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones added insult to injury Sunday when he gave New York Jets fans the middle finger while his team was in the middle of a blowout win. The Cowboys took on the Jets on Sunday afternoon in East Rutherford, New Jersey. While both teams got off to a slow start in the first quarter, the Cowboys really began to impose their will in the second and took a commanding 23-3 lead into halftime.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- For the second time in four weeks, the winless New York Jets released a player who made a critical mistake on special teams. Isaiah Williams, who lost a fumble on the second-half kickoff in Monday night's 27-21 loss to the Miami Dolphins, was waived on Saturday, a source told ESPN. It was another loud statement by first-year coach Aaron Glenn, who is trying to create a sense of accountability. After a Week 1 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Jets cut kickoff returner Xavier Gipson, whose late fumble proved costly in the two-point loss.

the Giants and the Jets both are 0-2, a pitiful reflection of their overall ineptitude and yet a steep disappointment based on where we were less than a month ago. Back then everything was rosy, optimism was high and there was legitimate hope that this season would be different from so many of recent vintage. Aaron Glenn was the coach who was going to change the Jets. Russell Wilson was the quarterback who was going to fix the Giants. So far everything feels morbidly similar.