Bart Scott News

The talk from the Jets this week leading into today's awaited rematch against the Dolphins at Giants Stadium has focused less on bravado and more on redemption.

But to show how this rivalry has legs again - ain't it grand? - the Dolphins were enjoying more subtle digs at the Jets.

File Under: Jets vs Dolphins Live Game Chat SUN at 1PM 11/01 - Bad blood was already flowing when both teams were warming up.

Their current bye week has done something to the Jets and coach Rex Ryan that even four losses in their last five games couldna TMt.

A second loss to the Dolphins in three weeks left the Jets eating many things, including their tough-talk words -- everyone, that is, except linebacker Bart Scott, who dripped with so much sarcasm afterward he probably needed extra towels for the ride home to keep his seat dry.

Rex Ryan is giving his players six days off, and he's pushing his assistant coaches out of the New York Jets' facility by Thursday.

As his teammates filtered toward the locker room, the rookie running back Shonn Greene crouched near the Jets ' bench, alone, paralyzed by disbelief.

NFL Network's Jason LaCanfora reports that Jets WRs Jerricho Cotchery and David Clowney, along with DE Shaun Ellis and LB Bart Scott, are expected to play against the Dolphins on Sunday.

Why does it seem to me that every game since the Jets started the season someone in the media or on the team says that the Jets next game is a must win? I don't get it.

The rhetoric surrounding this Dolphins-Jets rivalry has always been fun. The players bark back and forth the week before the game.

New York Jets wide receivers Jerricho Cotchery, David Clowney and Brad Smith are listed as questionable but expected to play against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday.

NY Jets linebacker Bart Scott knocks the helmet off Philadelphia Eagles lineman Josh Gaines in a preseason game this year.

Linebacker Bart Scott has proven to be a good addition to the Jets. It's still early and the Jets will have to pay the bill down the road, but general manager Mike Tannenbaum is looking pretty savvy these days, especially for someone who was criticized for being just a salary cap guy and not having an eye for talent.

New York Jets wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery expects to return from his injured left hamstring and play Sunday against Miami despite being limited in practice.

This easily could be chalked up to a year of transition for the Jets: a rookie quarterback and a rookie head coach trying to build a foundation for the future.

The Jets ' biggest loss, in size and impact, came not from quarterback Mark Sanchez , who threw five interceptions Sunday, or even from the defeat itself, which was the club's third in a row.

Look at the photo I have chosen of Mark Sanchez. Just look at it. Look familiar? What do sthese quarterback all share in common is the look of disgust.

Talk about your wake-up calls, the Eagles and Jets got slammed upside their heads by the alarm clocks last weekend.

Thomas Jones has no plans to call it a career anytime soon. The 31-year-old New York Jets running back believes he's still in his prime, and it's hard to argue with the guy.

Season-ending knee injury to Kris Jenkins will give some other Jets like Sione Pouha a chance to show what they can do.