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Chris Baker was the first new addition to the Patriots [ team stats ] tight end corps.
New England Patriots Positional Preview: Tight Ends
Chris Baker Baker was released by the New York Jets, and shortly thereafter signed by the Pats.
New York Jets claim tight end Martrez Milner off waivers from New York Giants
Former Giants tight end Martrez Milner, right, was claimed by the Jets off waivers on Wednesday.
Thomas Jones unlikely to get restructured deal
If disgruntled RB Thomas Jones shows up next Wednesday for the Jets' next OTA practice, as his Twittering agent announced the other day, it won't be with a restructured contract, the Daily News has learned.
Offensively Challenged: Jets Roster Weaknesses
Despite the Jets high-profile off-season acquisitions, the roster is still far from perfect.
Can the Jets Make a Landing in the Playoffs Next Year?
At 9-7, the Jets didn't quite have enough in the tank to extend their year past the regular season last year.
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Vikes express interest in Favre
The Minnesota Vikings have spoken: Yes, they're interested in Brett Favre. The Vikings broke their silence Monday, with president Mark Wilf saying the team is considering the supposedly retired star.
Jets coach questions Leon Washington's agent
Leon Washington celebrates a touchdown against the Patriots in November. It started with a tweet, which led to a tweak.
Malcontents in the Jetsa offensive backfield
Every May since 2007, at least one veteran has boycotted OTAs, also known as organized team activities, a fancy name for voluntary, non-contact practices.
The Jets, who are very challenged at tight end, brought back an old friend today, re-signing Bubba Franks to a one-year contract.
Hutchinson: Source Says Clowney & Smith Have 'Ability to be Big-Time Players'
Something stink around here? Must be all the B.S. the team is shovelling . Well, I'm hearing that Tannenbaum was at least telling the truth when he said the organization is excited about wide receivers David Clowney and Brad Smith and that's why the team didn't draft or trade for a wide receiver.
Chatting It Up Posted on April 23rd, 2009 by TheJetFan24 As we draw closer to the NFL Draft, the chatter is picking up and to add to the mass hysteria, Hutch is thinking the Jets will go for a tight end to help Dustin Keller with the blocking duties .
Atlanta Falcons' acquisition of Tony Gonzalez could intrigue New York Jets
Holed up in their draft bunker, the Jets have to be smiling about the Falcons acquiring veteran tight end Tony Gonzalez Thursday from Kansas City for a 2010 second-round pick.
After releasing TE Chris Baker, the New York Jets search for his replacement in the draft
The Jets are looking for a blocking tight end in the draft after releasing Chris Baker, the team's best blocker at that position, this offseason.
Jets, Ryan could go variety of directions in draft
The first draft pick in Rex Ryan's tenure as coach of the New York Jets could be a franchise quarterback.
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Oklahoma State's Brandon Pettigrew could be the next in a long line of tight ends drafted by the Jets in the first round.
Rudderless Jets Limp Into Another Potential Draft Debacle
As most NFL franchises seem to have a pretty good idea what they'll be looking for in terms of impact and talent on their rosters, the New York Jets limp into the 2009 as rudderless as ever before... by Nick Antonicello 11 reads As most NFL franchises seem to have a pretty good idea what they'll be looking for in terms of impact and talent on their ...
NFL Draft Three-a-Days: 17. New York Jets
Record: 9-7. Lost all four games on the left coast. Also finished 1-5 after leading the AFC East.
New coach Rex Ryan opens his first minicamp tomorrow morning in Florham Park, a three-day voluntary camp that may help the Jets finalize their "need" list before heading into the draft.
I guess it's now an NFL rule that the Jets must host New England in September, because for the FOURTH consecutive season, the home opener is against the Patriots.