I've lived in North Carolina for over 2 years now, moving south from the cockles of civilization, New Jersey. Always the "little brother" of New York, though the state of New Jersey has more National Championships than New York (baseball not included). Not to mention the first outdoor Superbowl since... someone Google that and post in the comments for me. So what does this have to do with football,
Read MoreWhen the Jets drafted Geno Smith in the second round of the draft, it was obvious that they were making a low risk investment for the future of the franchise. As with any move the Jets make, the decision sparked a lot of controversy. Many think that he is too much of a diva to last in the NFL as a quarterback.
Read MoreThe Idzik era has been one that has been filled with patience. In Idzik’s first draft with the Jets, Idzik addressed many areas of needs including the defensive line, offensive line, and quarterback positions. In the first round, many Jet fans were looking for an offensive weapon. However, with Chance Warmack and Tavon Austin off the board Idzik showed great poise by not reaching for a player.
Read MoreAll drafts are important but the 2013 NFL draft was especially important for the Jets. After last year's dismal 6-10 season and a General Manager change the Jets officially went into rebuilding mode.
With their first selection of the draft the Jets used their number 9 pick on
Read MoreJets fans finally got their wish as the Jets selected West Virginia quarterback Geno Smith. The addition of Smith is the final nail in the coffin of Mark Sanchez's career in New York and reports suggest the Jets are seriously considering cutting Sanchez.
Read MoreThe Jets used their second first round pick, (that they acquired from Tampa during the Darrelle Revis trade) to select defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson.
Richardson was clearly delighted with the opportunity to play for the Jets, and did not let the boos from Jets fans who expected/wanted an offensive weapon phase him.
Read MoreThe New York Jets selected Alabama cornerback Dee Milliner with the 9th overall pick during last nights first round of the 2013 draft at Radio City Music Hall New York.
Milliner was a top five prospect but concerns over his latest surgery (shoulder) saw his stock fall and with the top pass rushing prospects taken it was no shock
Read MoreI'm sitting on my couch watching Justice League trying to decide what to eat for dinner, which is strange since my only current option is peanut butter and jelly. Why do I mention this must of important information? Tonight is the 2013 NFL Draft First Round, and the Jets have a choice to make.
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The opportunity arose for me to interview Demario, who I might add, was an utter gentleman throughout. I’m not ashamed to admit the fan in me became apparent when I stumbled on a question or two! Who wouldn’t? He was right in front of me on Skype.
During the 45 minute conversation we touched on a variety of subjects including college, his pro
Linebacker Nick Bellore was signed by the Jets as an undrafted free agent in 2011. Bellore played his college ball at Central Michigan. During his time at CMU Bellore he appeared in 3 bowl games (winning the Gmac Bowl in 2010). Bellore was also selected as the CMU defensive player of the year in both 2008 and 2009.
Regular visitors to the site know we like to do things a little differently, by bringing you something a little different when it come to our interviews. As well as an insight to the Jets players we like to explore/educate and maybe shed a little light on various aspects of the NFL. Having already featured an article on Tailgating
Born in Brooklyn New York, Jamaal Westerman was signed to by The New York Jets in 2009 as undrafted free agent. The 6ft 3" 265lb OLB played college football at Rutgers. During his time at Rutgers he was named in all Big East team 2006/08 and finished with 26 sacks (3rd in Rutgers school history). He made his debut for the Jets on September 13th 2009 against the Houston Texans during which recorded his first NFL sack.
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