ESPN. “For me throughout my career, it’s always been about timing. I just felt where I was at in my training that I was fit and ready to come back and play football.”
The longtime Jet has nothing but fond memories of his time in New York.
“We have a long history … I had an awesome time there,” said Revis. “We had our runs, our AFC championships back to back that we missed out on. Great guys, great teammates that I’ve been around there. Most of my legacy was with the Jets, so I don’t think it’s anything (personal). I’m just on another team. This is my fourth ball club throughout my career, and now I’m focused on our team goals and what we’re trying to do as a team and accomplish.”
Revis doesn’t believe that signing with the Chiefs would leave the fans angry.
“For me personally, I don’t think there’s any ill will or anything to take a stab at or get back at the Jets for any reason,” Revis said.
Revis also admitted it’s going to be “exciting to see” how he’s received by the Jets crowd.
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GEICO SportsNite: Robby Anderson
Todd Bowles discusses Robby Anderson’s rise to stardom in a season in which the Jets have dramatically exceeded expectations.
Todd Bowles discusses Robby Anderson’s rise to stardom in a season in which the Jets have dramatically exceeded expectations.
Daily News. “I was taught to trust your preparation. That’s what I did. That’s the reason those plays were called in that certain situation.”
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New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning stands in a tunnel with teammates before an NFL football game against the Washington Redskins in Landover, Md., Thursday, Nov. 23, 2017. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky) (Patrick Semansky/AP)
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Imagine waking up from this nightmare of a season for the Giants just in time for Week 1 of the 2018 season. And there, just like old times, comes Eli Manning, running out of the Meadowlands tunnel.
Only this time he’s wearing green.
It’s crazy, right? And it probably makes no sense. It will look and feel to everyone like as much of a betrayal as if the long-time Giants quarterback signed with the Cowboys or the Eagles. Besides, a 37-year-old quarterback wouldn’t exactly fit into the Jets’ youth movement…
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GEICO SportsNite: Jets
Jets quarterback Josh McCown comments on Eli Manning’s benching and the Jets prepare for a reunion with Darrelle Revis and the Chiefs.
The Jets (4-7) face the Chiefs (6-5) on Sunday at MetLife Stadium. Here’s what’s going on today…
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The Jets practice again today at Florham Park. SNY’s Ralph Vacchiano will be attending practice this week. Follow @RVacchianoSNY on Twitter to keep up with all the latest Jets news and rumors…
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Will Bowles return next season?
Willie Colon and Jon Hein discuss if Todd Bowles will be the head coach next season and if it is time for a quarterback change for the Jets.
Brian Winters, Juston Burris, Matt Forte, Steve McLendon
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In case you missed it on TJB
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New York Jets quarterback Josh McCown calls a play at the line of scrimmage during the first half against the Carolina Panthers at MetLife Stadium. (Ed Mulholland/USA TODAY Sports)
The future will have to wait. Again.
Despite another dispiriting loss, and with the playoffs just about out of reach, Jets head coach Todd Bowles has again resisted making a quarterback change. Rather than turn to 26-year-old backup Bryce Petty or 22-year-old Christian Hackenberg, Bowles said he is again sticking with his regular starter: 38-year-old Josh McCown.
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Nov 26, 2017; Kansas City, MO, USA; Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Darrelle Revis (24) (Jay Biggerstaff)
The Jets are paying Darrelle Revis a little less than $6 million this season. So it seems only fair that he’ll play in one of their games.
That, of course, will take place this Sunday when the 32-year-old Revis is scheduled to make his debut for the Kansas City Chiefs. He signed with them last Wednesday, eight months after the Jets released him. The Jets were pretty convinced Revis’ NFL career was over when they cut him. Think he might have a little something to prove?
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Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Christian Hackenberg, Demario Davis, Josh McCown, Morris Claiborne, Muhammad Wilkerson, Wesley Johnson
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ArDarius Stewart, Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Brandon Shell, Brian Winters, Elijah McGuire, James Carpenter, Josh McCown, Matt Forte, Robby Anderson
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The Post’s Mark Cannizzaro. “I was single-handedly the culprit for why we didn’t score today in the red zone. I take full responsibility. If I catch both of those, it’s a different game.”
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Should McCown remain at starter?
Jets Pre Game Live discusses the benefits of Josh McCown holding onto the Jets’ starting quarterback role for the remainder of the season.
Jets QB Josh McCown may have had his best game statistically with the Green & White, but it was his fourth-quarter fumble that will be remembered in the team’s 35-27 loss to the Panthers.
The Jets didn’t look like they were going up against the second-best defense in the NFL as they were going shot-for-shot with the Panthers all game long. They eventually took their first lead of the game, 20-18, early in the fourth quarter, and had the field position to open it up as well. But McCown made a crucial error by trying to throw the ball as he was being sacked, and instead, fumbled near midfield.
Panthers LB Luke Kuechly would scoop it up and take it to the house to regain the lead, and the Jets wouldn’t see a lead the rest of the afternoon.
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New York Jets wide receiver Robby Anderson catches a touchdown pass defended by Carolina Panthers cornerback James Bradberry during the first half at MetLife Stadium. (Ed Mulholland/USA TODAY Sports)
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Jets wide receiver Robby Anderson looked like a Pro Bowler with his big performance on Sunday. But he looked small when he turned to the TV cameras and started begging for votes.
It’s unfortunate, but that plea stole some of the spotlight from Anderson’s six-catch, 146-yard, two-touchdown performance in Sunday’s 35-27 loss to the Carolina Panthers. One of his touchdown catches was a dazzling display of athleticism. The other one was a testament to his football smarts and his chemistry with quarterback Josh McCown.
But after that catch — a 54-yarder in the third quarter — the 24-year old found one of Fox TV’s cameras and said, “How about you vote for me for the Pro Bowl man, please?”
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GEICO SportsNite: FNNY on Jets
The Football Night in NY panel discusses what went wrong for the Jets, as a disastrous fourth quarter cost them late against the Panthers.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The simple truth is that the Jets were not ready for this. They weren’t ready for the reset expectations, the competitive games or a playoff race in late December. They have proven they are far better, far more advanced than anyone expected three months ago.
But they are just not ready to win.
They’ll get there (probably) but they’re not there yet, as they showed again by throwing away yet another game in the fourth quarter. This time, they did it with the usual array of turnovers, drops and penalties, and they even threw in a punt return for a touchdown. In the end, they ended up losing 35-27 to the Carolina Panthers in another game they seemed poised to win.
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New York Jets center Wesley Johnson cannot grab the ball after New York Jets quarterback Josh McCown fumbled for a turnover in the second half against the Carolina Panthers at MetLife Stadium. (Danielle Parhizkaran/USA TODAY Sports)
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — It’s hard to call them the “same old Jets” because things aren’t as bad and dysfunctional as they’ve been in the past. They are building something, even if the growing pains are increasingly painful.
But Sunday’s loss, on the heels of a string of bad losses, sure did have the “same old” feel.
How else to explain the Jets once again holding their own against one of the better teams in the NFL only to maddeningly throw it all away in the fourth quarter, this time with their already thin playoff hopes clinging to the line? Their 35-27 home loss to the Carolina Panthers was their fifth loss in six games, and it felt like all the others. If only they hadn’t made so many mind-boggling mistakes at key points late in the game.
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Jets Post Game Overtime: 11/26
The Jets Post Game Overtime studio crew hands out their report cards on Gang Green’s performance in the 35-27 loss to the Panthers.
The Jets Post Game Overtime studio crew hands out their report cards on Gang Green’s performance in the 35-27 loss to the Panthers.
Bowles and McCown on loss
Todd Bowles and Josh McCown discuss how the Jets’ poor fourth-quarter mired with turnovers and penalties led to the loss against Carolina.
QB Josh McCown connected with WR Robby Anderson on two key touchdown passes, but the Panthers took control in the fourth quarter and escaped with a 35-27 win at MetLife Stadium on Sunday. >> Box score
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Vacc’s 3 Keys to Jets win
SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano gives his three keys for a Jets victory over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
SNY NFL Insider Ralph Vacchiano gives his three keys for a Jets victory over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
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Rich Cimini of ESPN. “Whether it is getting out of the pocket and scrambling, or just Cam being Cam, we have to make sure we keep him in the pocket and he doesn’t have explosive plays.”
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GEICO SportsNite: Jets
Ralph Vacchiano and Jeane Coakley discuss the Jets’ preparations for this week’s game against the Carolina Panthers.
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Nov 12, 2017; Tampa, FL, USA; New York Jets quarterback Josh McCown (15) against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Aaron Doster-USA TODAY Sports (Aaron Doster)
THE GAME: The Carolina Panthers (7-3) at the Jets (4-6) at the Meadowlands in East Rutherford, N.J., on Sunday, Nov. 26 at 1 p.m. ET.
THE WEATHER: Not a terrible day, with partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the upper 40s, but the wind could potentially be around 20 m.p.h. That could impact the passing games of both teams. Normally that would be an advantage for the Jets, but not necessarily here.
WHAT IT MEANS: It’s kind of remarkable that after losing four of five in agonizing fashion the Jets are right in the thick of the playoff race….
