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There was a bit of a disconnect between coach and quarterback following the latest blowout loss for the Oakland Raiders.Coach Tom Cable said he needed to make a quarterback change because JaMarcus Russell was "out of sorts" in a three-turnover performance.

In their previous meeting with the Miami Dolphins, the Jets defense was shredded by the wildcat offense.

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.

This is the way the Jets want to live and breathe: Play suffocating defense, dominates with a powerful running game and sprinkle in some timely passing from their rookie quarterback.

The Jets had 316 rushing yards en route to a 38-0 victory over Oakland on Sunday.

The Jets need to resuscitate their swagger. And what better place to do that than in the Black Hole, where the 3-3 Jets, losers of their last three, play the 2-4 Raiders today at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum? "We're in need of a win .

Mark Sanchez was as bad as it gets for a quarterback. RUNNING BACKS A- Thomas Jones was at his best.

Never has the phrase "actions speak louder than words" been more fitting than for the man that is Jerricho Cotchery .

New York Jets wide receivers Jerricho Cotchery and Brad Smith returned to the practice field, while wide receiver Braylon Edwards was limited in practice on Wednesday.

We'll begin the expanded did-that-really-just-happen edition of The Rewind with a few bright spots in the Jets' otherwise unfathomable 16-13 overtime loss to the Bills Sunday.

How serious is his injury? The Jets didn't have an official announcement, but Jenkins suffered a left knee injury that sounds as if it's really serious and potentially season-ending. Jenkins anchors the Jets' defensive line, and his loss would be a huge blow; he commands double-teams and is constantly in the backfield, forcing the opposition to ...

Leon Washington only got three touches in the second half of the loss to Miami. He needs to get the ball more times than that against Buffalo.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Trent Edwards sits on the sideline in the fourth quarter against the Miami Dolphins on Oct.

What has happened to the 3-0 team that began at the start of the season? A visit to the Saints brought out Mark Sanchez's rookiness while a trip to Miami spinned the defense in circles and made Chad Henne look like Dan Marino.

The New York Jets opened the season by punishing opposing quarterbacks, hitting them at will and forcing them into all kinds of mistakes.

Rex is doing it right Contrary to popular belief the sky is not falling, the 2009 season is not over and this is not the "Same Old Jets." While the Jets performance against the Dolphins was disappointing, there are several reasons why Jets nation should take their finger off of the panic button.

Mark Sanchez has surpassed all expectations so far as the Jets' starting QB, but he has shown some chinks in his armor recently.

But the stunning deal the Jets pulled off yesterday for the No. 3 overall pick in the 2005 draft is about much more than what happens on the field.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. - David Harris welcomes the challenge of trying to stop the Miami Ground Machine in its tracks.

Sanchez will need to bounce back The New York Jets travel down to south Florida to take on the Miami Dolphins in a crucial Monday Night Football match-up . The Jets coming off of a loss to the Saints need to bounce back strong to stay atop of the AFC East, while the Dolphins need a victory to avoid falling out of the divisional race.

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The New York Jets pulled off a major trade today sending Chanci Stuckey, Jason Trusnik and two draft choices to the Cleveland Browns for WR Braylon Edwards.

The New York Jets are a good football team. Their offense is dangerous, but their defense is proven lethal.

Rex Ryan, the tough-talking coach who said he wasn't going to "kiss the rings" of the New England Patriots, showed a more vulnerable side when discussion turned to the Jets' highly anticipated visit to New Orleans.

Get ready for The Rex Effect. You think Jets fans are the only people paying attention to what Rex Ryan's defense has done this year? He might soon have more impersonators than Elvis.

Kris Jenkins will play. We will only miss Lito Sheppard and Donald Strickland . Saints are out a corner too.

Calvin Pace spent the first week of his suspension in Las Vegas training in mixed martial arts.

Call it a meeting of the masterminds in New Orleans. The Jets' Rex Ryan has made a career of creating aggressive, unpredictable defenses that keep opposing coaches guessing.

Award season is here! Hutch at the Star-Ledger let us all know that Mr. Sanchez was named the NFL's Rookie of the Month .