Will the Jets cut Chad Pennington or will he accept a $7 million pay cut?
87133
I look for Chad to be cut. I doubt he's willing to go from 9 million to 1 million for his salary. Then when some players on his offense says he's like an " egg back there being so fragile" That doesn't help things out either.
792689
I would pick up Pennington for insurance. But I'd probably start Green @ Cle. He's going against a fairly tough D, but he's got a ton of weapons to use. And I think this week he gets Gonzales back.
471087
Good luck with this guy...he won't listen to coaching...I watched him closely last season...out of position to make the play very often...he freelances too much, he's lost some speed, he can't cover recievers that well, and he pouts when things don't go his way...overpriced at any price....
796861
The Chiefs have not got a good thing going as they will never be able to beat a decent team on the road with Huard at QB.  The game plan will have to limited of necessity because his skills are limited.  Green is a pro bowl QB when healthy and if Edwards insists on playing Huard after Green is fully recovered he should go.  It does seem that the Jets are better now that he is gone.
112473
Unfortunately your Jets got caught up in the Salary cap game and waged their future on a number of high priced veterans.  In order to win in the NFL you need to find mostly cheap veterans that can do the job, a couple of high priced stars at playmaking positions, and a nice crop of younger players that play well before their contracts are up and become high priced veterans.  In these three areas the Jets overpaid for the majority of their veterans, did not have enough low priced veterans to fill key holes at select positions and those needed as insurance in case a starter becomes injured.  The contribution by their younger players did not progress as well as they had hoped.  this means the Jets will restructure the roster and purge it of high priced veterans.  They should be on track in the playoffs in the 2008 season.  I look for them to be aound 5-11 next year then maybe 8-8 the year after with a good 11-5 season if they do things right.  hope this helps.
179607
That's a Really big if!!!!!\n\nThe Jets have the same chance as the Cowpatties do at this point!
68117
Next year will be a rebuilding season. With a new coach, he will be given a free pass on the results next year. So, he is likely to begin looking for long-term solutions rather than using place-holder players (mid-priced veteran free agents). The Jets will have some significant salary cap issues with which to deal and likely will need to cut a few veterans to manage them. They will also need to find a long-term solution at RB. While Curtis Martin might be able to start for another year, even that may be too optimistic. Finally, two of their best defenders this past season, John Abraham and Ty Law, are unlikely to return (JA because he is unhappy with not getting a long term deal; TL because he is a cap problem).
51465
They will take Reggie Bush with the first pick of the 2006 draft.  They just resigned David Carr for $8M.
197941
Jay Cutler or Vince Young.  The Jets desperately need a QB (one that can stay healthy and not get injured in the first game of the season like Chaddy-waddy).  Look for them to take either of these guys.  I'm betting they take Young.
162944
My guess would be one of the early AFL teams after the merger, say the Jets in Superbowl III or Chiefs in IV. I'll keep looking though.
749251
First off, He has 130 million dollar contract for ten years which makes him 13 million a year. ( this is not including endorsements , bonus, and other things like that) 10 thousand is .07% of 13 million a year.   Lets say you make 50 thousand a year then .07% is $35.00.   So no I do not thinks it is enough. People spend thirty five dollars like its nothing. He is probably laughing about the fine and he is probability pissed that they are the number one team in rushing but around number 20 for points in the red zone. I guess he not as good running  when there is 8 people in the box. Plus he doesn't rush that what a running back does, he scrambles.
796594
Pennington is playing well recently.  I'd go with him.
880199
I am a Jets fan and Martin is out for the season and how the season is going with Washington, unless someone is traded, Martin may not get a spot on the team next year and might retire anyways. The new breed of players is coming in, and the older players like Tiki Barber and Martin may have to leave at the end of the season because they are just too old.
801404
if you are getting torry holt and chester taylor DEFINITELY accept the trade. Holt is playing a lot better than chad johnson, and chester taylor is playing better than willie parker. Chester taylor is gonna completely DOMINATE the upcoming games, and the playoffs weeks while willie parker will get crushed. Chad Johnson will get better but now that he has a receiver of the same calibur as him in TJ Houshmanadeh Carson Palmer will pass the ball less to chad so he wont dominate.
833300
I would go with Gado, even though he is splitting carries with Lundy. The Jets are giving up 150 yds per game and have given up the most tds 13 to rbs. Gado should ge around 80 yds rushing and 50 yds receiving plus at least 1 td.
316296
it was the worst..im a jets fan n please tell me how u pass up matt linert to get an offensive tackle who u kno wont see the field for the first like 5 games...n with chad getting hurt every year they neeeded someone like Matt to be a backup for the first year n a half..
622350
I don't believe Daunte will fully be recovered from his injury at the beginning of the season so Joey will start. Daunte will definatly become the starting QB once his injury is healed though.