Mike Devito News

Suffern native Mike DeVito, a defensive end for the Jets, is with his family on Cape Cod.

There's no offseason in the NFL and Jane McManus of the Journal News writes about what some the currently rostered Jets are doing while on their six week break before camp.

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.

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

When the Jets signed Marques Douglas to a one-year deal for the veteran's minimum in March, it was a move that received little fanfare.

We're still percolating on the draft. For now, it's about as opposite a draft as we could have imagined for the Jets, but we'll spell that all out tomorrow morning for ya.

The trade between the New York Jets and the Cleveland Browns that brought USC quarterback Mark Sanchez to the Jets was a matter of friend to friend, brother to brother: former Jets head coach Eric Mangini and his old boss Mike Tannenbaum, and brothers Rex and Rob Ryan.

And here are the lists: Dave & Buster's, New York City - RB Leon Washington, FB Tony Richardson, WR Chansi Stuckey, S James Ihedigbo Dave & Buster's, Farmingdale, N.Y. - QB Brett Ratliff, TE/LS James Dearth, RB Danny Woodhead, Jets alumnus Kenny Schroy Dave & Buster's, West Nyack, N.Y. - OL Robert Turner, DE Mike DeVito, WR Marcus Henry, OL Stanley ...

A herniated disk in his back contributed to a late-season fade by the big man. He showed what a run-stopping force he can be when he's right in his first season with the Jets.

New Browns coach Eric Mangini continued his makeover of Cleveland's roster by signing free agent linebacker David Bowens and releasing right tackle Kevin Shaffer on Thursday.

Continuing our series on the position groupings, today we continue with the Jets Defensive Line.

Jovan Belcher awakens these days in a gated community in New Jersey, then heads to Test Sports Club.

The other day, we wanted to look at the Jets running game more closely. Today we look at some of the good things the defense did in the game.

Note: There were other plays in the game that gave hope to the Jets ability to stop the running game, and I will address those on Thursday, but today we're going to look at some where the Bills were successful.

Jonesing for records: Thomas Jones broke three records with his touchdown on the Jets' first drive.

When Jets defensive end Mike DeVito was growing up, it was his grandfather who first handed him a football.

Can the Jets cover anyone? No. Why not? It's a combination of not being able to mount any sort of consistent pass rush in recent weeks and, more alarmingly, the realization that the secondary just might not be ...