Kenyon Coleman News

Here are the most interesting stories in the AFC North: Cleveland Browns defensive end Kenyon Coleman is looking to make an impact in his first year with the team.

Coming into the NFL in 2001, he weighed 315 pounds at the NFL Combine. Back then, the questions were just about his work ethic and discipline.

Mark Sanchez's right hand was plenty warmed up after his second minicamp practice of the day.

Sanchez, the new face of the franchise, the Jets ' No. 1 draft pick and the fifth player selected overall, agreed to a five-year deal worth about $50 million that includes $28 million in guaranteed money, according to an NFL source.

Jun 10, 2009 7:29 pm US/Eastern FLORHAM PARK, N.J. 1 of 6 First-round draft pick Mark Sanchez, seen here at mini camp in Florham Park, N.J., on May 2, and the Jets have agreed on a multi-year contract.

Widely revered Rick Gosselin of the Dallas Morning News writes that he think the Jets might be a nice team to keep an eye on in 2009.

The Browns haven't made a tackle yet this year, of course -- or missed one -- but certain characteristics of their defense are emerging in their off-season workouts.

For his size and for being an undrafted player, Douglas is known for his unusual quickness and big motor to be disruptive to another team's offensive line.

BEREA - Eric Barton stood in the middle of the Cleveland Browns' defense on Wednesday, flashing signals and hollering for Kamerion Wimbley to take two steps to the right.

This is the second of three articles that will break down my predictions for the Jets 53-man roster.

22 continued to run with the Jets' first offense at today's OTA practice, which is good news for Danny Woodhead - the aforementioned No.

By MICHAEL HEINBACH for the Bleacher Report The biggest story stemming from the 2009 NFL draft was the New York Jets' trade with the Cleveland Browns that garnered the Jets the fifth overall pick, which they used to select USC quarterback Mark Sanchez.. by Michael Heinbach 8 reads Opinion By MICHAEL HEINBACH for the Bleacher Report The biggest ...

Analysis: Ratliff isn't likely to get on the field anytime soon, particularly with quarterbacks Derek Anderson and Brady Quinn around.

OK, all you long-suffering Jets fans. You 300-section types, who think gold was struck with last weekend's drafting of USC quarterback Mark Sanchez .

Mark Sanchez made no guarantees. The New York Jets' newest quarterback knew better.

Still poring through the reams of writing that took place over the weekend. Here's Don Banks quick take on the Mark Sanchez pick by the Jets: you can't convince me that anyone hit the grand slam of the day quite like the New York Jets did on Saturday.

Jets fans can finally rejoice! The New York Jets drafted USC Quarterback Mark Sanchez with the fifth overall pick at the 2009 NFL Draft.

Despite the Jets' pre-draft smokescreens about being content with their QBs and RBs, the organization is high on WRs David Clowney and Brad Smith.

While the Jets made some good offseason acquisitions with Bart Scott and Lito Sheppard, the success of their draft is yet to be seen.

Hey Jets fans, like the way Mark Sanchez looks in a New York Jets uni? You have West Brighton native and Cleveland Browns salary cap specialist Dawn Aponte to thank.