Mark Sanchez

Rex Ryan was the Jets head coach for six seasons and despite his popularity and early success had trouble on the offensive side of the ball.

The Jets have the sixth pick in the draft. That’s great! But who do they take?

Tim Tebow plans: Amid reports that he might be shopped to other teams, Tim Tebow reportedly will attend the New York Jets’ voluntary workouts next week.

The Jets, in trying to build up Sanchez' confidence, have watered down their offense with fewer pass plays.

Mark Sanchez was benched in favor of Greg McElroy as the Jets beat the Cardinals 7-6 Sunday afternoon in East Rutherford.

Jets’ coach Rex Ryan isn’t benching quarterback Mark Sanchez anytime soon, based on past events.

If there was any positive spin on Wednesday’s latest news out of Jets’ practice, as reported by the Daily News, that at least a dozen Jets players think backup quarterback Tim Tebow is not very good, it’s that maybe Rex Ryan will finally decide to go with just one quarterback the rest of the way.

With a week gone by now since Mark Sanchez and the New York Jets offense put up their latest putrid effort it seems apparent that Ryan will stand by last week’s postgame declaration that Sanchez would remain the starter moving forward.

Mark Sanchez passed for a season-best 328 yards Sunday for the Jets (3-4) but was hit and fumbled away the ball on a hard sack in overtime.

Jets head coach Rex Ryan will stick with quarterback Mark Sanchez as the starter.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will compete in their eighth Super Bowl after hanging on to beat the New York Jets 24—19.

Back on Dec. 19 the New York Jets found themselves at a bit of a crossroads in their season.

The New York Jets came up with a key road victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Giants and Jets both helped themselves in the NFL Draft by filling pressing needs and securing young talent for the future.