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Table of Contents:
Roster
Depth Chart
Schedule
Transactions
NFL Draft
Standings

Game: Madden 11
Platform: Xbox 360​

 

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New York Jets 2010 Roster

Offense

NO. NAME POS AGE HT WT EXP COLLEGE
10 Erik Ainge QB 23 6-5 221 3 Tennessee
11 Kellen Clemens QB 26 6-2 221 5 Oregon
7 Kevin O'Connell QB 24 6-5 250 3 San Diego State
6 Mark Sanchez QB 23 6-2 225 2 USC
23 Shonn Greene RB 24 5-11 226 2 Iowa
-- Joe McKnight RB 22 5-11 198 R USC
-- LaDainian Tomlinson RB 30 5-10 221 10 Texas Christian
32 Chauncey Washington RB 24 5-11 222 2 USC
29 Leon Washington RB 27 5-8 195 5 Florida State
-- John Conner FB -- 5-11 246 R Kentucky
-- Jason Davis FB 26 5-10 242 3 Illinois
49 Tony Richardson FB 38 6-1 238 16 Auburn
88 Aundrae Allison WR 25 6-0 198 4 East Carolina
87 David Clowney WR 24 6-0 188 3 Virginia Tech
89 Jerricho Cotchery WR 27 6-0 203 7 North Carolina State
-- Britt Davis WR 23 6-3 205 1 Northern Illinois
17 Braylon Edwards WR 27 6-3 215 6 Michigan
-- S.J. Green WR 24 6-3 220 1 South Florida
-- Marcus Henry WR 24 6-4 212 1 Kansas
-- Santonio Holmes WR 26 5-11 192 5 Ohio State
16 Brad Smith WR 26 6-2 210 5 Missouri
-- Larry Taylor WR 24 5-6 167 1 Connecticut
83 Danny Woodhead WR 25 5-7 195 3 Chadron State
84 Ben Hartsock TE 29 6-4 270 7 Ohio State
81 Dustin Keller TE 25 6-2 248 3 Purdue
82 Matthew Mulligan TE 25 6-4 270 2 Maine
74 Nick Mangold C 26 6-4 305 5 Ohio State
-- Michael Parenton C 24 6-2 287 1 Tulane
-- Tanner Purdum C 25 6-3 217 1 Baker
-- Vladimir Ducasse G 22 6-4 332 R Massachusetts
66 Alan Faneca G 33 6-5 305 13 Louisiana State
65 Brandon Moore G 29 6-3 305 8 Illinois
68 Matt Slauson G 24 6-5 315 2 Nebraska
60 D'Brickashaw Ferguson OT 26 6-6 310 5 Virginia
-- Dan Gay OT 23 6-4 303 1 Baylor
78 Wayne Hunter OT 28 6-5 303 7 Hawaii
-- Michael Turkovich OT 23 6-6 305 1 Notre Dame
75 Robert Turner OT 25 6-4 308 3 New Mexico
67 Damien Woody OT 32 6-3 330 12 Boston College

Defense

NO. NAME POS AGE HT WT EXP COLLEGE
70 Mike Devito DE 25 6-3 305 4 Maine
92 Shaun Ellis DE 32 6-5 285 11 Tennessee
79 Ropati Pitoitua DE 25 6-8 310 2 Washington State
-- Rodrique Wright DE 25 6-5 300 3 Texas
77 Kris Jenkins DT 30 6-4 360 10 Maryland
91 Sione Pouha DT 31 6-3 325 6 Utah
-- Matt Kroul DL 24 6-3 281 1 Iowa
-- Ty Steinkuhler DL 24 6-3 280 1 Nebraska
-- Ezra Butler LB 25 6-2 235 1 Nevada-Reno
54 Kenwin Cummings LB 23 6-3 250 2 Wingate
50 Vernon Gholston LB 23 6-3 264 3 Ohio State
52 David Harris LB 26 6-2 245 4 Michigan
-- Lance Laury LB 28 6-2 237 5 South Carolina
-- Josh Mauga LB 22 6-1 250 1 Nevada-Reno
97 Calvin Pace LB 29 6-4 265 8 Wake Forest
57 Bart Scott LB 29 6-2 240 9 Southern Illinois
-- Jason Taylor LB 35 6-6 255 14 Akron
99 Bryan Thomas LB 30 6-4 266 9 Alabama-Birmingham
55 Jamaal Westerman LB 25 6-3 255 2 Rutgers
34 Marquice Cole CB 26 5-10 190 2 Northwestern
30 Drew Coleman CB 27 5-9 180 5 Texas Christian
-- Antonio Cromartie CB 26 6-2 203 5 Florida State
44 James Ihedigbo CB 26 6-1 210 4 Massachusetts
21 Dwight Lowery CB 24 5-11 198 3 San Jose State
24 Darrelle Revis CB 24 5-11 198 4 Pittsburgh
-- Bo Smith CB 26 6-0 190 1 Weber State
-- Kyle Wilson CB 22 5-10 194 R Boise State
-- Brannon Condren S 26 6-1 205 3 Troy
36 Jim Leonhard S 27 5-8 186 6 Wisconsin
-- Brodney Pool S 25 6-2 210 6 Oklahoma
33 Eric Smith S 27 6-1 205 5 Michigan State

Special Teams

NO. NAME POS AGE HT WT EXP COLLEGE
-- Nick Folk PK 25 6-1 222 4 Arizona
-- Clint Stitser PK 24 6-1 200 R Fresno State
-- T.J. Conley P 24 6-3 220 1 Idaho
9 Steve Weatherford P 27 6-3 210 7 Illinois

 

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New York Jets 2010 Depth Chart

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New York Jets 2010 Schedule

2010 Preseason

Date Opponent Time/Result
Aug 16 N.Y. Giants 8:00pm
Aug 21 @Carolina 8:00pm
Aug 27 Washington 7:00pm
Sep 2 @Philadelphia 7:30pm

2010 Schedule

Date Opponent Time/Result
Sep 13 Baltimore 7:00pm
Sep 19 New England 4:15pm
Sep 26 @Miami 8:20pm
Oct 3 @Buffalo 1:00pm
Oct 11 Minnesota 8:30pm
Oct 17 @Denver 4:05pm
Week 7 BYE
Oct 31 Green Bay 1:00pm
Nov 7 @Detroit 1:00pm
Nov 14 @Cleveland 1:00pm
Nov 21 Houston 1:00pm
Nov 25 Cincinnati 8:20pm
Dec 6 @New England 8:30pm
Dec 12 Miami 4:15pm
Dec 19 @Pittsburgh 4:15pm
Dec 26 @Chicago 1:00pm
Jan 2 Buffalo 1:00pm

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[Chrispy]

New York Jets 2010 Transactions

Date Player Pos. Transaction
4/24 Alan Faneca G cut
4/20 Jason Taylor LB signed/unrestricted free agent, Two-year contract
4/15 Leon Washington RB re-signed/restricted free agent, One-year contract
4/14 Drew Coleman CB re-signed/restricted free agent, One-year contract
4/13 Kellen Clemens QB re-signed/restricted free agent, One-year contract
4/12 Santonio Holmes WR traded, For 5th-round draft pick in 2010
4/12 Santonio Holmes WR suspended, 4 games (NFL substance abuse policy)
4/6 Clint Stitser K signed
3/23 Wayne Hunter T re-signed/restricted free agent, One-year contract
3/22 Braylon Edwards WR re-signed/restricted free agent, One-year contract
3/22 Brad Smith WR re-signed/restricted free agent, One-year contract
3/22 James Ihedigbo CB re-signed/restricted free agent, One-year contract
3/20 David Clowney WR re-signed
3/19 Lance Laury LB signed/unrestricted free agent
3/18 Eric Smith S re-signed/restricted free agent, One-year contract
3/16 Rodrique Wright DT signed
3/16 Tony Richardson RB re-signed/unrestricted free agent
3/14 LaDainian Tomlinson RB signed, Two-year contract
3/11 Brodney Pool S signed/unrestricted free agent, One-year contract
3/8 Ben Hartsock TE re-signed/unrestricted free agent
3/5 Marques Murrell LB declared free agent
3/5 Wallace Wright WR declared free agent
3/5 Thomas Jones RB cut
3/5 Tony Richardson RB declared free agent
3/5 Larry Izzo LB declared free agent
3/5 Ryan Fowler LB declared free agent
3/5 Jay Feely K declared free agent
3/5 Marques Douglas DE declared free agent
3/5 James Dearth TE declared free agent
3/5 Donald Strickland CB cut
3/5 Ben Hartsock TE declared free agent
3/5 Antonio Cromartie CB traded, For 2011 draft choice
3/5 Howard Green DT declared free agent
3/4 Lito Sheppard CB cut
2/23 Nick Folk K signed, One-year contract
2/23 Michael Turkovich T signed
2/10 Aundrae Allison WR Taken off IR, undisclosed
2/10 Kris Jenkins DT Taken off IR, left knee
2/10 Larry Izzo LB Taken off IR, neck
2/10 Leon Washington RB Taken off IR, leg
2/3 Tanner Purdum C signed
2/2 Marcus Henry WR signed
1/27 Michael Parenton C signed
1/27 Brannon Condren S signed
1/27 Jason Davis RB signed
1/27 Dan Gay T signed
1/27 Matt Kroul DE signed
1/27 Ty Steinkuhler DT signed
1/27 Britt Davis WR signed
12/24 Brannon Condren S practice squad addition
12/21 Ty Steinkuhler DT practice squad addition
12/19 Joshua Mauga LB practice squad deletion
12/16 Dan Gay T practice squad addition
12/14 Chauncey Washington RB signed
12/14 Ryan McKee T cut
12/12 Ryan McKee T Activated from the Practice Squad
12/10 Joshua Mauga LB practice squad addition
12/10 Michael Parenton C practice squad addition
12/10 Larry Izzo LB Placed on IR, neck
12/2 Matthew Mulligan TE Activated from the Practice Squad
11/28 Justin Miller CB cut
11/17 Britt Davis WR practice squad addition
11/16 Kenwin Cummings LB Activated from the Practice Squad
11/16 Ahmad Carroll CB cut

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[Chrispy]

New York Jets 2010 NFL Draft

RD PK(OVR) NAME POS SCHOOL
1 29(29) Kyle Wilson CB Boise State
2 29(61) Vladimir Ducasse OG Massachusetts
4 14(112) Joe McKnight RB USC
5 8(139) John Conner FB Kentucky

Summary: We can at least say the Jets got better in their secondary. Kyle Wilson is a guy some people thought could crack the top 15 picks. Now you can intensify the blitz knowing Darrelle Revis, Antonio Cromartie and Wilson are back there looking to pick off errant passes. The trade up for Joe McKnight adds a dimension to the backfield and also adds a player who has familiarity with Mark Sanchez. McKnight's durability is a question, but his pass-catching skills can help that offense. Vladimir Ducasse could become a starter and John Conner is the draft's best fullback. Just four picks, but zero misses.

Draft grade: B

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[Chrispy]

New York Jets 2010 Standings

National Football Conference

NFC EAST W L T PCT
Dallas 0 0 0 .000
Philadelphia 0 0 0 .000
NY Giants 0 0 0 .000
Washington 0 0 0 .000
NFC NORTH W L T PCT
Minnesota 0 0 0 .000
Green Bay 0 0 0 .000
Chicago 0 0 0 .000
Detroit 0 0 0 .000
NFC SOUTH W L T PCT
New Orleans 0 0 0 .000
Atlanta 0 0 0 .0
Carolina 0 0 0 .000
Tampa Bay 0 0 0 .000
NFC WEST W L T PCT
Arizona 0 0 0 .000
San Francisco 0 0 0 .000
Seattle 0 0 0 .000
St. Louis 0 0 0 .000

American Football Conference

AFC EAST W L T PCT
New England 0 0 0 .000
NY Jets 0 0 0 .000
Miami 0 0 0 .000
Buffalo 0 0 0 .000
AFC NORTH W L T PCT
Cincinnati 0 0 0 .000
Baltimore 0 0 0 .000
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 .000
Cleveland 0 0 0 .000
AFC SOUTH W L T PCT
Indianapolis 0 0 0 .000
Houston 0 0 0 .000
Tennessee 0 0 0 .000
Jacksonville 0 0 0 .000
AFC WEST W L T PCT
San Diego 0 0 0 .000
Denver 0 0 0 .000
Oakland 0 0 0 .000
Kansas City 0 0 0 .000

 

[Chrispy]

Tomlinson Signs with Jets
ESPN

NEW YORK -- LaDainian Tomlinson is bolting for the Big Apple.

Tomlinson's agent, Tom Condon, said Sunday that the New York Jets signed the former Chargers running back to a two-year contract.

The Jets confirmed that they have agreed to a deal, adding the aging star to the NFL's top-ranked rushing offense last season.

A source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter that Tomlinson's contract is for $5.1 million with an escalator that could boost it to $5.6 million.

"He wanted to go to a team that he thought had a chance to compete for the championship," Condon told the AP. "He wanted to go somewhere where he had a chance to have a significant role, and so with the Jets he also was going to be very familiar with the offensive system."

The Jets reached the AFC Championship Game last season, eliminating Tomlinson and the Chargers along the way.

The 2006 NFL MVP, cut last month by San Diego, chose New York over Minnesota after visiting the Vikings on Thursday. Tomlinson spent Friday with the Jets, capping it with dinner with coach Rex Ryan, general manager Mike Tannenbaum and other team officials.

The Jets went after Tomlinson hard even though he turns 31 in June, is coming off his least productive season and there are questions whether he has much left. New York apparently still saw plenty to like from Tomlinson, who ranks eighth on the NFL's career rushing list with 12,490 yards.

Once one of the NFL's most dynamic players, Tomlinson is expected to back up second-year running back Shonn Greene, who emerged in his rookie season and made Thomas Jones expendable. Jones signed with Kansas City last week after running for a career-high 1,402 yards and 14 touchdowns.

Tomlinson was welcomed to the Jets by several of his new teammates on Twitter, including left tackle Damien Woody, defensive end Mike DeVito and All-Pro cornerback Darrelle Revis.

"Good move by the organization," Revis tweeted. "I couldn't be more excited about this."

Added Woody: "LaDainian running behind our line ... I think he'll put up better numbers than people think."

Former Chargers teammate Antonio Cromartie, acquired by the Jets before the trade deadline on March 4, said: "Congrats to my homie L.T."

The Jets were already selling Tomlinson jerseys on their official Web site within minutes of announcing the deal. The $80 green and white replicas are without a jersey number for now; third-year cornerback Dwight Lowery currently wears Tomlinson's familiar No. 21.

Tomlinson ran for 730 yards -- his first season under 1,000 -- on 223 carries for an average of 3.3 yards per carry, all career lows. He scored 12 touchdowns, but his role was reduced in an offense that shifted its focus to quarterback Philip Rivers and the passing game.

He's still regarded as an excellent route runner and superb receiver, two qualities that made him attractive to both New York and Minnesota.

Tomlinson is the latest high-profile player to be signed, drafted or acquired by the Jets in the last few years, joining Brett Favre, Kris Jenkins, Mark Sanchez, Bart Scott, Braylon Edwards and Antonio Cromartie.

With the Jets moving into the new Meadowlands Stadium, the 82,500-seat, $1.6 billion home they'll share with the Giants, Tomlinson's star power could potentially help the team sell more personal seat licenses.

More than that, though, New York hopes Tomlinson's contributions on the field are greater. While he likely won't be the focal point of the offense, as he had been for so many years with the Chargers -- a role he has said he's OK with -- the Jets are hoping he can still be a dangerous presence with the ball in his hands.

He's also familiar with the Jets' style of offense and coordinator Brian Schottenheimer, who was San Diego's quarterbacks coach from 2002-05. The Jets have Sanchez returning for a second season, along with a solid offensive line that helped pave the way for New York to average a league-leading 172.2 yards on the ground per game.

Those factors might have helped the Jets beat out the Vikings for Tomlinson's services. While Minnesota was also just a game away from the Super Bowl, the uncertainty surrounding Favre's return might have caused Tomlinson to hesitate about signing with the Vikings.

Tomlinson met with Minnesota team officials Thursday, but left for the New York area without a deal. He then spent all of Friday with the Jets -- touring the team's facility and the new stadium -- before returning home to San Diego to mull his options on Saturday.

He was drafted with the fifth overall pick in 2001 out of TCU, and immediately became a star as he helped the Chargers become a perennial playoff contender. His 138 career touchdowns rushing rank second in NFL history, and his 153 total touchdowns rank third.

Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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Jets cut bait, ship Washington to Seattle
ESPN

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Leon Washington decided to spend Day 3 of the NFL draft on the high seas. He and former Jets teammate Chris Baker made a fishing date for Saturday afternoon off the coast of Long Island. By early afternoon, Washington's many fans were lamenting the one that got away.

Washington is headed to faraway waters -- specifically, the Pacific Northwest. In perhaps the most stunning move in a wild offseason, the Jets traded their popular all-purpose star to the Seahawks for the small price of a fifth-round pick.

Actually, it was Washington and a seventh-round pick for the fifth-rounder, which the Jets used to select Kentucky fullback John Conner.

Mainstays Thomas Jones (20) and Leon Washington (29) are both gone from the Jets backfield.
"Honestly, I was stoked," Washington told the Seattle media in a conference call. "It was a great opportunity for me to get a change of scenery. ... This is a brand-new start for me."

When Washington reported to the Jets' offseason workouts eight days ago and signed his one-year tender ($1.75 million), it was widely assumed that he'd be with the Jets in 2010, rehabbing his surgically repaired broken leg. But the Jets' front office told him there was a chance he could be dealt, according to Washington.

"They told me there are no guarantees in this business," he said. "They told me the phone could possibly ring and there could be a possibility. I didn't expect it, but I knew it was a possibility."

That possibility grew larger as the draft progressed. When the Jets traded up Saturday in the fourth round to pick USC running back Joe McKnight, a bigger version of Washington, it became clear the Jets had something up their sleeve. A short time later, Washington was gone.

GM Mike Tannenbaum said the primary reason for trading Washington was his contract situation, claiming it would've been "very, very, very difficult" to sign him after the season. Obviously, his physical condition also factored into the decision. Washington claims he's on schedule on his rehab, but he didn't start running until about three weeks ago. Tannenbaum said it "would've been hard for Leon to be here by opening day," an indication the team was concerned about his leg.

Tannenbaum believes they can fill Washington's various roles with committee approach. McKnight can be a third-down back and return kickoffs, with first-round pick Kyle Wilson handling the punt-returning duties. They have also Jerricho Cotchery and Jim Leonhard as backup punt returners.

The Jets' new-look backfield includes Shonn Greene, LaDainian Tomlinson, McKnight and Conner, with Tony Richardson the incumbent at fullback. Mainstays Washington and Thomas Jones are gone.

"I'll never bet against Leon Washington," Tannenbaum said. "We just felt that managing the team, both short term and long term, this was really in the best interest of our team."

Washington's contract has been an issue for a year. He boycotted a few workouts last offseason, then played on the final year of his contract. He turned down at least $5 million on a long-term proposal. It was a gamble, and he got burned last October in Oakland, where he suffered a horrific leg injury -- a double open fracture.

This offseason, Washington irked Rex Ryan by skipping the voluntary workouts, opting to rehab his injury at a facility in Florida. But, at the end of the restricted-free agent signing period (April 15), Washington signed his tender and reported to workouts, vowing to be ready for training camp and the regular season.

Washington's agent, Alvin Keels, didn't return messages.

Saturday, before leaving for the fishing trip, Washington learned of the trade. He will be reunited with Baker, who signed with the Seahawks earlier in the offseason. How weird is that?

"I was like, 'Dude, we're teammates now,'" Washington said.

Washington is heading to another crowded backfield. The Seahawks traded for ex-Titan LenDale White, who played for Pete Carroll at USC. The Seahawks also have Julius Jones, the younger brother of Thomas Jones, a close friend of Washington.

Rich Cimini covers the Jets for ESPNNewYork.com.​

 

[Chrispy]

Jets' McKnight has stomach-turning camp debut

ESPN

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Welcome to the NFL, rookie.

New York Jets running back Joe McKnight wanted to make his mark in his first rookie minicamp practice Friday. This isn't exactly what the fourth-round draft pick had in mind.

McKnight dropped a few passes, vomited on the field and had both calves cramp up.

"I felt a little dehydrated today, and didn't drink a lot water, so now I'm going to start drinking a lot of water and keep myself hydrated," an embarrassed McKnight said. "It was nerves. I was nervous at first, just getting back out, playing football and trying to show what I can do."

McKnight, drafted out of Southern California, felt better as the day's first practice went along and even showed off some slick, elusive moves.

"I thought Joe McKnight looked good," coach Rex Ryan said with a pause and a smile, "when he wasn't throwing up."

McKnight vomited near a goalpost midway through practice, and later had both calves worked on by team trainers.

"A little anxiety kicked in and all that kind of jazz and you probably haven't worked out as much you normally should, and those things happen," Ryan said. "He did look good running the football, but he had some drops and that kind of stuff."

McKnight, who said he never vomited during a game or practice before, was hoping that was all behind him as he prepared for the day's second practice.

McKnight was often compared to do-it-all running back Reggie Bush at USC, something he said bothered him at times. He was assigned No. 25 with the Jets -- Bush's number with New Orleans -- although Ryan said that was unintentional.

"It wasn't my decision," McKnight said. "I thought I was trying to leave something, but evidently I'm still in the spotlight and in the shadow again. I'm just going to wear the number, not going to say anything about it, and try to be me."

McKnight discovered he was given No. 25 when he walked into the team's locker room on Thursday.

"Well, I was kind of mad at first," he said. "That comes with the territory, but after a while, you just let it go and go with the flow."

He said he's already worn the jersey, so he has no plans to change the number, last worn with the Jets by safety Kerry Rhodes.

"It's what you make of that number," Ryan said. "It doesn't matter. He's not compared to anybody else. Let's just go play. He's a New York Jet, and let's see how he does. Hopefully he'll be compared to Matt Snell one day. Totally different type, but who cares?"

New York traded its fourth-rounder (No. 124) and sixth-rounder (No. 198) to Carolina to move up to No. 112 last Saturday so it could take McKnight. His presence made Leon Washington, a player with a similar skills set, expendable as the Jets dealt the former Pro Bowl kick returner to Seattle.

"The first thing is we've got to settle him down a little bit, but I think he can do some of the things that Leon did," Ryan said. "He's got plenty of wiggle and he's got a lot of talent. I wouldn't compare him to Leon 100 percent right now, but I think he can definitely help us on offense."

Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press​

 

[Chrispy]

Jets Draft Picks in Camp

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[Chrispy]

Jets sign two LBs, waive another


FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- The New York Jets have signed undrafted free agent linebackers Cory Reamer and Brashton Satele, and waived linebacker Broderick Stewart.

Reamer and Satele both received tryouts during the Jets' rookie minicamp over the weekend and were signed Monday.

Reamer, who drew raves from coach Rex Ryan, had 50 tackles, two sacks and an interception last season while helping lead Alabama to the national title over Texas.

Satele missed last season for Hawaii due to a left shoulder injury. The NCAA rejected his request for a medical hardship that would've allowed him to return for a sixth season with the Warriors.

Stewart was signed as an undrafted free agent last week after having 4½ sacks for Vanderbilt last season.

Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press

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Jets' Ryan to write book

NEW YORK - ESPN - Rex Ryan, already headed to HBO, is writing a book, too.

The brash, charismatic New York Jets coach is penning a book that will combine autobiography and football strategy.

Doubleday acquired the untitled book's North American rights and plans to publish it in spring 2011 -- potentially not long after the Super Bowl win Ryan is gunning for.

Ryan, whose Jets will be featured on HBO's "Hard Knocks" training camp series this summer, will write the book with Don Yaeger, a former Sports Illustrated editor and author of books on former NFL stars Warren Moon and Walter Payton.

Jason Kaufman, vice president and executive editor of Doubleday, said Ryan "has such a powerful and unique leadership style" and he expects the book "to demonstrate how you lead in certain circumstances."

Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press
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[Rudi]

Nothing personal, but I fucking hate the Jets.

 

[Chrispy]

Nothing personal, but I fucking hate the Jets.

Im sure alot of people do just like other teams.

 

[Chrispy]

Ryan says Jets can win without holdout Revis


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CORTLAND, N.Y. -- The New York Jets see Darrelle Revis every day in their training-camp dorm -- on TV, that is.

The absent cornerback filmed two commercials for a popular sporting-goods chain, and they've been receiving plenty of air time during his contract holdout. Linebacker Bart Scott called them "pretty entertaining." Tackle Damien Woody agreed, but he added: "Hopefully, we'll get to see the real, live person instead of somebody on TV."

That's not going to happen anytime soon -- at least that's the feeling in the Jets' organization.

One day after owner Woody Johnson said his "gut feeling" is that Revis won't play this season, coach Rex Ryan delivered a not-so-subtle message to his missing defensive star: No-show, no problem.

"Don't feel sorry for us," Ryan told reporters Tuesday, displaying his trademark bravado. "We have everything we need here on defense."

http://sports.espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/news/story?id=5452288

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[packersfan4eva]

^Win without Revis? Nope

 

[TheSanchize]

Good luck figuring out the revis situation.

I'll be following.