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Why Smith’s hot start has been a bright spot for the Jets (opens the original)
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- When the New York Jets traded for Geno Smith in March, bringing him back to where he started his career in 2013, it prompted a loud groan from their quarterback-scarred fanbase. Smith 1.0 doesn’t evoke fond memories for Jets fans, and his performance last season for the Las Vegas Raiders was so uneven that the franchise was willing to eat $16 million of his 2026 salary to have him play elsewhere. Desperate for a bridge starter, the Jets took on the reclamation project, hopi
The unshakable bond between Aaron Glenn and Dan Campbell (opens the original)
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The 2005 Dallas Cowboys were an incubator for future NFL head coaches, with six assistants from Bill Parcells’ staff and two players from his roster ascending to the highest level of the football coaching profession. The future coaches included an intense, long-in-the-tooth cornerback who played bigger than his 5-foot-9 frame and a hulking tight end who was biting kneecaps long before he spoke it into the NFL lexicon. “He was the guy that Bill Parcells used to use to piss somebody off, and there
Jets hope to end historic interception drought vs. Titans (opens the original)
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A look at what’s happening around the New York Jets: 1. Pick party in Music City? Coach Aaron Glenn and the Jets’ leadership spent the better part of the last nine months trying to erase the bad vibes from 2025. As a result, there’s a new quarterback, new playmakers, new playcallers and new leaders on both sides of the ball. But there’s one thing that carried over from last season, one galling trend they can’t wish away: the interception drought. Interceptions have been track
NFL players, coaches, execs remember 9/11 on 25th anniversary (opens the original)
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Deep sighs. Long pauses. Cracked voices. Twenty-five years later, it’s still hard for some in the NFL community to talk about the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks -- any community, for that matter. The pain and trauma from the tragedies in New York; Washington, D.C.; and Shanksville, Pennsylvania, will be felt for generations. Like the rest of the country, the NFL was reeling in the aftermath. Players, coaches and officials were gripped by grief, fear and confusion -- raw emotions that gradually shifted
Can Smith rewrite his narrative in return to Jets? (opens the original)
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Brandon Marshall was only a few feet away from Geno Smith when the quarterback was sucker punched by a teammate. It was Aug. 11, 2015, a routine day in the New York Jets' locker room -- that is, until a simmering dispute over $600 exploded into violence. Smith was decked by linebacker IK Enemkpali, who delivered an uppercut that sent Smith into his locker and changed his career trajectory. In an instant, he went from QB1 to front-page headline. Marshall was stunned by what
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