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Thomas Jones is nearing his fifth straight 1,000-yard season and, since 2005, he has the second most rushing yards in the NFL, behind LaDainian Tomlinson.

In the days leading up to the Jets' pre-season game against the Ravens, Rex Ryan talked a lot about his former team, making headlines with a comment about the Ravens' decision to give No.

Quietly, because this is how he goes about his business, Thomas Jones is about to eclipse a milestone not many backs in the league have even had a sniff at: five consecutive 1,000-yard rushing seasons.

New York Jets safety Kerry Rhodes is due a $2 million roster bonus in March and is aware his days with Jets may be over soon.

Rex Ryan and the Jets look to right the ship against rival Bill Belichick and the Patriots Sunday.

Rex Ryan stepped to the podium and motioned for a staffer to hand him something.

He talked fast while describing certain plays and then summed up his team's current state of affairs.

The Post's Steve Serby chatted with the Jets center about the Mark Sanchez hot dog incident, the good and bad traits of his linemates, and much more.

There he was last week. Mark Sanchez, the matinee idol, the face of the franchise, quarterbacking for the scout team.

It's that time of year again. Time to start thinking about ... the Pro Bowl. Specifically, the polls are open for Jets fans and for all NFL fans to begin casting their ballots for their favorite players to participate in the 2010 Pro Bowl.

Our colleague, Bent, traveled to the United States this week for a look-see and a Jets game.A Tail-gaters were heard to O-o-h and A-h-h when the British celebrity passed by their car trunks, hat in hand, pleading for a hot meat pattie, or some other such American version of a British treat.A A Benta s real objective, however, was not a slab of ...

Transcript of Jets head coach Rex Ryan's Monday afternoon news conference: First off, everybody knows we placed Leon on injured reserve.

An offensive line is frequently judged by how well a team's running game is doing.

Former New York Jets left tackle Winston Hill, here at a ceremony in October 2008, started 174 consecutive games from 1963 to 1975.

The Dolphins will come into the Meadowlands on Sunday with their new-fangled offense with all of its special effects.

Banging out a report card at 35,000 feet, still wondering two things from yesterday's beat down in the Black Hole: How does a stadium hot dog help a queasy stomach? Does Richard Seymour still think the Raiders will make the playoffs? As for the latter, my guess is no.

The New York Jets lost running back Leon Washington for the season when he suffered a broken fibula during Sundaya TMs 38-0 win over the Oakland Raiders.

Thomas Jones ran for a career-high 210 yards last Sunday against the Bills. The Jets' worst-kept secret was born out of the public unraveling of their franchise quarterback, slumped on a Gatorade cooler, arms folded, eyes glassy, brain fried.

The Raiders know exactly what the Jets are going to do against them Sunday. The Jets are going to run, run and then run a little bit more.

In the loose-lipped, free-wheeling, brash-talking world of Rex Ryan, the Jets' three-game losing streak is no time to press the mute button.