Kris Jenkins News

The good news is, the Carolina Panthers know exactly what's coming Sunday. Stopping it might be a little complicated.

Rex Ryan bites his lip just prior to the Jaguars' game-winning field goal. Mathematically speaking, the Jets are still alive in the playoff race.

Showing you this picture of Jim Leonhard, from his Ravens days, to explain why he's so important to the Jets defense.

When Tom Brady direct the offense against the Jets, one guy he won't have to worry about is injured nose tackle Kris Jenkins.

New York Jets coach Rex Ryan says his crying in front of his team earlier this week is just another example of him staying true to himself.

New York Jets safety Jim Leonhard was scheduled to have surgery on his broken right thumb Monday night.

BECAUSE the rookie quarter back's mistakes have been magnified, the rookie coach's errors largely have flown under the radar.

Will the truly mediocre AFC pretender please stand up? When they meet in the soon-to-be demolished concrete bowl alongside the East Rutherford Sheraton this weekend, that'll be the question both the Jacksonville Jaguars and host New York Jets are desperately trying to avoid.

The quote above said by LB Calvin Pace, backed by Head Coach Rex Ryan, is not even in question.

From day one Rex Ryan stated that he wanted to have one of the best defenses in the NFL and after 8 weeks his unit is definitely headed in that direction.

All the swaggerlicious big-talk bravado that began in the offseason with coach Rex Ryan's "kiss the rings" message for Bill Belichick and the rival Patriots that hasn't ceased.

Chad Henne didn't make a big mistake, and that was good enough on a day the wind was swirling and the Jets defense was ornery.

If you're a New York City sports fan close your eyes and envision the following: High-priced, smiling athletes standing on floats, cradling a championship trophy as millions of adoring fans shower them in a blizzard of confetti and paper.

"We've gotta find ways to win, instead of finding ways to lose." Beating a dead horse, a broken record for the faithful of the beleaguered Jets franchise, possibly the cream of the crop in, not winning, but coming agonizingly close, making for a good game and an exciting finish whenever they have a chance to make something happen.A Rex Ryan's ...

Needless to say, the Jets would like to win this game for many reasons - to pay back the 'Fins for the 31-27 Monday night loss at Miami three games ago, to improve to 5-3 overall and 2-2 in the AFC East heading into their bye week, to continue to show that they can win and win decisively in the wake of season-ending injuries to two of their Pro ...

Dolphins middle linebacker Channing Crowder, the signal-caller of the defense, didn't practice for the third consecutive day because of a left shoulder injury, casting doubt on his availability for Sunday's game at the Jets .

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Kerry Rhodes replayed the scene in his mind, and it still annoyed him.

Calvin Pace walked off the field angry and disgusted after the New York Jets lost to the Miami Dolphins three weeks ago.

Dolphins linebacker Joey Porter became the latest player to enter the fray in the verbal sparring match with the Jets.

New York Jets' Braylon Edwards gives a press conference the day he is traded from the Cleveland Browns.