Showing posts with label New York Jets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York Jets. Show all posts
(Pictures) @MissMeena... Must be nice to show up at a @NjJets game and see her there...
Some more flicks...
Ladies..a gift from @PigsknLvngLady. She gives a review on the Pats/Jets game and a gift for you..
http://pigskinlovinglady.com/2010/12/06/jets-offense-vs-patriots-defense/
She does a lil something called Hottie of the Week..Not for me but for you...Go see it...
She does a lil something called Hottie of the Week..Not for me but for you...Go see it...
Anquan Boldin speaks on the Jets game and the team's demeanor...Jim Rome
Good stuff from Jim Rome. Say what you want about him, he gets that information and he shares it. Gotta respect that. He speaks on Cromartie.
Jim Rome- Is he (Cromartie) a great cover?
Anquan Boldin- He is a GREAT TALENT....
Notice what he DIDN'T SAY...LOL
They put a ROOKIE ON Anquan was disrespectful..IMO...
Jim Rome- Is he (Cromartie) a great cover?
Anquan Boldin- He is a GREAT TALENT....
Notice what he DIDN'T SAY...LOL
They put a ROOKIE ON Anquan was disrespectful..IMO...
Kerry Rhodes DOESN'T comment on the Revis situation..
But really does. He is talking about Rex Ryan trying to downplay Revis not being there...lol
http://www.twitlonger.com/show/31pi95
Kerry Rhodes
On Tuesday 10th August 2010, @kerryrhodes said:
I wanna comment on the Revis and Jets thing so bad with all the talk about them not being concerned and don't feel sorry with them they will be fine statements and they got all they need already there! Its funny
Can you say Mike Wallace? Santonio Holmes traded to the Jets.
Remember, we are the same team that (correction) let Plaxico go. We got nothing for that. Santonio is in the last year of his deal. Remember this. We probably already decided not to bring him back or resign him. This should not shock you when it comes across your ticker tomorrow morning. Especially with Mike Wallace waiting in the wings...Bad behavior and someone had to take the blame. We knew it wasn't going to be Ben traded first. Not to say that we won't trade him. 'Cause we will if it keeps up. Santonio allegedly failing a drug test is probably what did him in. We ARE NOT THE EAGLES so Ben wasn't going anywhere just yet. @ trading the franchise quarterback. I hear ya'll screaming "Why didn't ya'll trade Ben?" You know DAMM WELL WHY. He is the damm quarterback. Ask Buffalo, Kansas City, and a couple of other teams what it is like to NOT HAVE A QUARTERBACK. Easier to replace a receiver.
What we traded....Helluva a player..
The aforementioned Mike Wallace. Look familiar?
Link:
What a strange weekend it has been for Santonio Holmes.
Yesterday, we reported that Holmes is facing a four-game suspension under the substance abuse policy. Tonight, we're told that the Steelers have traded Holmes to the New York Jets.
It's the second time in less than a year that the Jets have swung a deal for a former first-round receiver. Last October, they acquired Braylon Edwards from the Browns.
Like Holmes, Edwards also is facing a likely suspension after pleading no contest to an assault that occurred only days before he was traded. Also, both players are signed through 2010.
Suddenly, HBO's Hard Knocks got a lot more interesting.
UPDATE: Bart Hubbuch of the New York Post reports that the Jets gave up a fifth-round draft pick for Holmes, who was the MVP of Super Bowl XLIII. A fifth-round draft pick for a former Super Bowl MVP.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have earned more negative press than any NFL team in recent weeks, and that didn't sit well with ownership or the team's front office.
Therefore, it was a matter of time before someone took the fall, and that player turned out to be receiver Santonio Holmes.
The Steelers traded the former Super Bowl MVP to the New York Jets for a fifth-round pick, according to ESPN.com's John Clayton. Yes, the Jets fleeced the Steelers by giving up a late-round pick for a very good receiver. But it's clear this move had more to do with off-the-field behavior than on-the-field performance for Pittsburgh.
Holmes was on track to become Pittsburgh's No. 1 receiver before recent incidents put him in the doghouse with the Steelers' brass. He was suspended by the team during the 2008 season for being caught with marijuana in his vehicle. Holmes also admitted to selling drugs as a youth before Super Bowl XLIII, in addition to facing recent allegations this offseason from a woman who claimed a drink was throw at her.
Add in the recent legal troubles with quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, and the Steelers felt something had to be done to begin restoring its public image.
In the end, it's much easier for Pittsburgh to trade a receiver than a $100 million franchise quarterback.
What we traded....Helluva a player..
The aforementioned Mike Wallace. Look familiar?
Link:
What a strange weekend it has been for Santonio Holmes.
Yesterday, we reported that Holmes is facing a four-game suspension under the substance abuse policy. Tonight, we're told that the Steelers have traded Holmes to the New York Jets.
It's the second time in less than a year that the Jets have swung a deal for a former first-round receiver. Last October, they acquired Braylon Edwards from the Browns.
Like Holmes, Edwards also is facing a likely suspension after pleading no contest to an assault that occurred only days before he was traded. Also, both players are signed through 2010.
Suddenly, HBO's Hard Knocks got a lot more interesting.
UPDATE: Bart Hubbuch of the New York Post reports that the Jets gave up a fifth-round draft pick for Holmes, who was the MVP of Super Bowl XLIII. A fifth-round draft pick for a former Super Bowl MVP.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have earned more negative press than any NFL team in recent weeks, and that didn't sit well with ownership or the team's front office.
Therefore, it was a matter of time before someone took the fall, and that player turned out to be receiver Santonio Holmes.
The Steelers traded the former Super Bowl MVP to the New York Jets for a fifth-round pick, according to ESPN.com's John Clayton. Yes, the Jets fleeced the Steelers by giving up a late-round pick for a very good receiver. But it's clear this move had more to do with off-the-field behavior than on-the-field performance for Pittsburgh.
Holmes was on track to become Pittsburgh's No. 1 receiver before recent incidents put him in the doghouse with the Steelers' brass. He was suspended by the team during the 2008 season for being caught with marijuana in his vehicle. Holmes also admitted to selling drugs as a youth before Super Bowl XLIII, in addition to facing recent allegations this offseason from a woman who claimed a drink was throw at her.
Add in the recent legal troubles with quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, and the Steelers felt something had to be done to begin restoring its public image.
In the end, it's much easier for Pittsburgh to trade a receiver than a $100 million franchise quarterback.
