Ending the season a disappointing 8-8 following two consecutive trips to the AFC Championship Game, the New York Jets have parted ways with Offensive Coordinator Brian Schottenheimer, Line coach Bill Callahan and Wide Receivers coach Henry Ellard.

Replacing Schottenheimer as offensive coordinator will be recently ousted Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano. Replacements for Callahan and Ellard are expected to be forthcoming in the off season.

The offensive struggles of the Jets this season have been blamed on Schottenheimer and quarterback Mark Sanchez. Sanchez has now been in the league for three years and has not shown any improvement nor ability to lead the team despite head coach Rex Ryan’s insistence that Sanchez is a leader even to the point of having made him a captain of the team.

There have been published reports from unnamed players who are putting Sanchez down and claiming they want the Jets to pursue Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning should he become available via trade.

This is not the tight-knit team that Ryan wants in place as cowardly anonymous quotes in the New York tabloids are certainly not signs of a close team. Players like that need to be weeded out as Derrick Mason was earlier this season when reports came out he was displeased with Schottenheimer’s offense.

The Jets had two good seasons in a row and had a setback this year. Are they that far from where they were last year or was this just a brief stutter-step before regaining their position among the AFC elite?

The 2012 New York Jets season is going to be very telling in providing fans with that answer. Additional coaches will be brought in, there will be a new offense for Sanchez to learn, or will they really pursue the aging, injured Peyton Manning? Is Sanchez too young to give up on or not good enough to wait for? Big decisions need to be made to get Gang Green back on track.

It is going to be a thrilling season with lots of added drama as head coach Rex Ryan may be the next one on the chopping block if things don’t turnaround quickly for the Jets. Be there to see them bounce back from a down year, when next season comes around don’t forget that you can find New York Jets tickets at SelectATicket.com.

It appears unlikely that New York Jets running back, LaDainian Tomlinson, will play in the team’s game against the Buffalo Bills. Tomlinson did not practice all week because of a sprained medial collateral ligament that has already caused him to miss one game. Tomlinson was hurt against New England two weeks ago. Tomlinson watched his team play on television in their last game against Denver for the first time in his NFL career.

“It’s never fun to have injuries,” Tomlinson said, adding that his knee is “100 percent better” than it was earlier in the week. “It’s one of those things where we always feel like we can play, even though we’re injured. Sometimes it hurts us to go out there and play injured, but that’s what we do. And when you can’t play, it does make you down. That’s kind of where I am right now.”

The Jets and the Bills, both with 5-5 records, are looking for a victory on Sunday to keep pace in the AFC playoff race. Neither of these teams can afford to lose. The Jets won the first meeting 27-11 in Week 9.

Jeremy Kerley, rookie wide receiver, is also questionable for the game after not practicing all week with a similar injury.

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The New York Jets are in a three-way tie atop the AFC East, along with the New England Patriots and the Buffalo Bills. If the Jets want to be in control of the division race, they must win when they face the Patriots on Sunday night for the second time this season at MetLife Stadium.

The Jets recently reestablished themselves as a running team. However, Sanchez’s efficiency is now up. During the first four weeks of the season, Sanchez completed 55.1 percent of his passes and had a passer rating of 75.9. Over the four games since, Sanchez’s completion percentage jumped up to 60.7 and his passer rating was 94.7 — second in the AFC for that time frame, behind Pittsburgh Steelers’ Ben Roethlisberger.

Last week in a 27-11 win over the Bills, New York ran the ball 39 times for 126 yards. The Jets were able to hold the football for over a full quarter longer (15 minutes, 44 seconds) than Buffalo. This season, the Jets are 4-0 when they have run the ball at least 26 times.

“Early in the year, we were doing a lot of run-action and it just wasn’t getting the sell that we wanted because we weren’t running the ball as well,” Sanchez said. “Once the running game becomes a huge factor like it is right now, teams are trying to get another hat in there, another player in there to stop the run, and that’s opened things up on the outside.”

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Six months after placing a franchise tag on linebacker David Harris, preventing him from becoming a free agent, the Jets signed a multiyear contract extension with him on Tuesday. Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed by the Jets. The Associated Press reported the four-year agreement to be worth $36 million, with $29.6 million guaranteed, a record for an inside linebacker.

“Last year they pretty much gave me their word that we’d be a priority this upcoming year,” Harris said. “They followed up on their word… I was patient. I knew that (GM) Mike (Tannenbaum) would come through on his promise.”

In 59 NFL games Harris has 428 tackles and in three of his four seasons with the Jets he has led the team in tackles. Harris was also the Jets’ Most Valuable Player last season.

Earlier in the week, the Jets re-signed cornerback Antonio Cromartie to a four-year contract that ESPN reported to be worth $32 million. The Jets also signed former New York Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress to a one-year, $3.017 million contract. Burress has been out of the NFL for the past two seasons after serving 20 months in prison for gun charges. Burress has 505 catches for 7,845 yards and 55 touchdowns in his NFL career with the Steelers and Giants.

This signing comes as good news for the Jets after losing out on cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha, who surprisingly signed with Philadelphia.

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Although the New York Jets endured a disappointing 38-34 loss at Soldier Field against the Chicago Bears on Sunday, they still have managed to clinch a playoff berth. This is the first time since 2001-2002 that New York has made the playoffs two seasons in a row.

The Jets (10-5) can thank the Jacksonville Jaguars, and their loss to the Washington Redskins in overtime for earning them a chance to be in the playoffs as a Wild Card team. Coach Rex Ryan admitted that the Jets’ spot in the playoffs was not earned  “the way I wanted it, but I’ll take it.”

Since both teams are ranked high defensively, Sunday’s game was assumed to be an even game with not a lot of points on the board. However, the Jets’ defense allowed five touchdowns, which included three in just one quarter. Chicago’s QB Jay Cutler completed 13 passes for 215 yards and three touchdowns.

The Jets had an overall lousy performance in their loss to the Bears, and most certainly will not get much further through the playoffs if they continue down this path. The New York Jets will host their next game at the New Meadowlands Stadium against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, January 2, 2010.

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The New York Jets are currently tied for best record in the NFL with the Atlanta Falcons and the New England Patriots. On Sunday night the Jets extended their record to 8-2 with a win over the Houston Texans.

New York’s 30-27 win over the Texans caused everyone in the stands, watching at home, and on the field to be at the edge of their seats until the final moments of the game. With just ten seconds in the fourth quarter, the Jets were relying on a touchdown pass from Mark Sanchez to Santonio Holmes.

Sunday’s game marked the third win in a row for the Jets, but it was also the third straight close-call game. With an upcoming game on Thanksgiving day, the New York Jets are looking to reduce their struggles with the Cincinnati Bengals.

It should not be much as a challenge for the Jets, as the Cincinnati Bengals are entering Thursday’s game off of their seventh straight loss – not to mention extremely with low morale. The defending AFC North champs need to step their game up if they want to have any hope of beating New York.

The New York Jets will play in Thursday’s Thanksgiving finale against the Cincinnati Bengals.

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For the first time in nine years, the New York Jets are hoping to open the season by winning three games in a row on the road. So far on the road New York has played in Miami against the Dolphins and in Buffalo against the Bills, and were victorious in both games. Now with a 4-1 record, the Jets are currently leading the AFC East.

The Denver Bronos are the next opponents in the Jets’ path on the road. Although Denver has one of the top passing games in the NFL, the Jets were ranked at the top for pass defense in 2009. However, this year the Jets seem to be having a bit of trouble as they have allowed an average of 234.6 passing yards per game. The question is… will Denvers’ strong passing game be able to trump the Jets on the road?

The high amount of passing yards that New York has allowed may have something to do with the loss of Darrelle Revis, the Jets’ star cornerback. Health issues entailing a strained right hamstring caused the All-Pro to miss two games already this season. Revis played in Monday’s game against Minnesota, but admitted that his leg felt sore afterwards. Coach Rex Ryan is unsure if Revis will play on Sunday or not, but he said has high hopes that he will be “ready to roll.”

The New York Jets will face the Denver Broncos on Sunday, October 17 at the Invesco Field at Mile High.

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On Monday night the New York Jets played their first regular season game in the New Meadowlands Stadium, but unfortunately for them the game did not end in their favor. The Jets took a disappointing 10-9 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in perhaps the worst season opener the Jets have ever had.

Second-year quarterback Mark Sanchez had a hard time making plays, and it seemed as though he played much better last year. In Sunday’s game he was 10 for 21 with only 74 yards. Sanchez completed three passes for 27 yards, but didn’t have a completion on it’s own longer than 13 yards.

Despite their loss the Jets seem to have a positive outlook. After the loss guard Damien Woody admitted that he “never heard of a season being done after one game,” and he certainly is right. The Jets have all season to get back on their feet, and you can bet that they will start with their next game.

The New York Jets will play their next game against the New England Patriots on Sunday, September 19 for an afternoon game at the New Meadowlands Stadium.

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For the second week in a row, the New York Jets had to play without Darrelle Revis, a member of their first team defense. Fortunately for the Jets the rest of the defense was on top of their game and playing well. During the Jets’ last game Jim Leaonhard notably made an interception, and also a sack off of Panthers’ quarterback Matt Moore.

Many offensive players in the game also shined on Saturday night, including Joe McKnight. The rookie running back gained 28 yards on 11 carries, and also had a punt return for 67 yards. McKnight definitely took coach Ryan’s criticism to heart, and showed the coaches that he had the toughness they were expecting to see.

The special teams unit for the Jets played well too. They forced two fumbles on punts in the first half alone, and the once again in the second half. Early in the game Lance Laury and David Clowney made recoveries for the Jets which allowed them to have pretty good field position.

The New York Jets will host their next preseason game at the New Meadowlands Stadium against the Washington Redskins on Friday, August 27, 2010.

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