CEO Christopher Johnson and GM Joe Douglas, in statements, praise Robert Saleh for his leadership and communication skills. Lots of culture talk, too, continuing a theme. Johnson says Saleh "will partner with Joe," but he doesn't spell out if the reporting structure has changed. Douglas said Saleh's "vision for this team aligns with what we have been working to establish here the last two years." Personally, I'd hit the "delete" button on the last two years.
Newly-hired coach Robert Saleh will be introduced Thursday in a zoom press conference. In a statement, he said "there are no shortcuts to success, and I am committed to working with Joe (Douglas) to build this team the right way: with talented players that play fast and smart, and a staff that supports and helps develop them through it all." He added: "To Jets fans, your passion and commitment are priceless. I understand your expectations and embrace them."
Stephen A, Max, Chiney Ogwumike and Jeff Saturday debate why it was important for the WNBA players to push for change, if the Chiefs are in trouble against the Bills on Sunday and much more.
Jason thinks the Jets will do whatever it takes to get Deshaun Watson. And he thinks the Nets have developed chemistry very quickly.
Should the disgruntled Houston quarterback be on the move, it would be borderline negligent for the Jets to pass. But would the feeling be mutual?
Larry and Gordon discuss the Nets impressive win over the Bucks tonight. Is it an Eastern Conference Finals preview? They also talk about the disaster in Houston with Deshaun Watson. The Jets could very well be a major player in landing the young superstar quarterback.
Former Jets WR Robby Anderson said he was miserable with the team in 2019. Adam Gase's first season. Anderson told the Charlotte Observer he was "losing my love for football. It was days I wouldn't even want to go to the building... I just wasn't genuinely happy there all the time." He said he "didn't always feel like I had a fair shot to become what I was capable of being." Jamal Adams made similar comments recently. Anderson enjoyed his best season in Carolina.
Carlin talks about the developing story of Deshaun Watson wanting to be being traded from the Texans. Carlin believes the Jets should do everything in their power to acquire the young superstar quarterback.
Robert Saleh is beginning to fill out his coaching staff. Though nothing is official, he's expected to hire 49ers OL coach John Benton, Falcons QB coach Gregg Knapp and Broncos quality-control assistant Rob Calabrese, per the NFL Network. These are in addition to presumptive OC Mike LaFleur, the 49ers' passing-game coordinator. Former Cowboys WR Miles Austin and former Jags and Bills LB Paul Posluszny also have been mentioned as options.
How did the Chargers, Falcons, Jaguars and Jets fare with their hires? Here's what our experts think of each.
The New York Jets coach is a role model who embodies the working-class and perseverant spirit
From franchises that will tear it all down to those that just need a few tweaks, here are the offseason priorities for every team no longer playing.
Jacksonville gets the first shot at a quarterback, while New York has a big decision to make at No. 2. Here's the first-round order so far.
Anita Marks. Chris Canty & Mike Tannenbaum react to yesterday's NFL Divisional Round action and look ahead to today's slate on 98.7 ESPN. Plus, what should the Jets do next?
Jets notes: Robert Saleh and presumptive OC Mike LaFleur have watched a lot of Sam Darnold tape and they believe he has untapped potential...Hearing former Jags and Bills LB Paul Posluszny is being considered for a staff position — a Saleh favorite from JAX days...No word on DC. Frank Bush, Jets' interim DC, worked with Saleh in HOU, but a reunion doesn't seem likely. It'll be interesting to see if Saleh calls the defensive plays. It's a possibility, I'm told.
New Jets coach Robert Saleh received an effusive sendoff from the 49ers, who released statements from HC Kyle Shanahan and GM John Lynch. Shanahan said Saleh "helped to build a successful environment that has developed both players and coaches." Lynch called Saleh "a gifted leader who has earned the opportunity to direct a team in this League. His contributions to the 49ers over the last four years have helped us establish a culture and a standard that will continue to serve us well."
Anita Marks reacts to all the news in NYC this week with Harden going to the Nets, Robert Saleh joining the Jets and the Yankees signing DJ LeMahieu on 98.7 ESPN. Plus, ESPN's Bill Barnwell joins to preview the NFL Divisional Round slate.
With the No. 2 pick in April's draft, the Jets are faced with the decision of what to do with their franchise QB who regressed in Year 3.
Mike and Chiney react to the new head coaching hire by the Jets. Will Robert Saleh turn things around in East Rutherford? Plus, how will James Harden fit in to the fold in Brooklyn? Should the Jaguars have gone with Urban Meyer? Ariel Helwani talks UFC, but mostly about his Buffalo Bills.
The NFL Live crew previews and makes game picks for the upcoming weekends Divisional Round. Could Tom Brady and the Bucs make it past Drew Brees and the Saints? Who will win the battle between Jalen Ramsey and Devante Adams? And can Urban Meyer be the man to turn things around in Jacksonville?
Mike Tannenbaum joins the guys to explain why he loves the Jets decision to go with Robert Saleh as their next head coach. Plus, if Deshaun Watson is available, how aggressive should New York be in trying to get him? Mike shares his thoughts...
Max on the breaking news of the Nets fining Kyrie Irving $50k for violating COVID policies. Former Jet, Bart Scott, stops by to talk about the Jets hiring of Robert Saleh and what it means for Sam Darnold. Max feels the Saints may be better than the Bucs but don't sleep on Antonio Brown. Is Ben Simmons going to stay in Philly long or get traded?
Robert Salah was named as the new Head Coach for the New York Jets. Bart & Hahn talk about how good of a fit he will be for this team. Alan says that Salah is a combination of Herm Edwards and Rex Ryan. Alan also thinks that it's interesting that the Jets will not draft a QB. ESPN's Sal Palantonio, joins the show for the anniversary of the infamous interview with Sal and Bart Scott. He also goes into the new coaching hires and fires.
| TEAM | W | L | T | PCT | PF | PA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buffalo | 13 | 3 | 0 | .813 | 501 | 375 |
| Miami | 10 | 6 | 0 | .625 | 404 | 338 |
| New England | 7 | 9 | 0 | .438 | 326 | 353 |
| New York | 2 | 14 | 0 | .125 | 243 | 457 |
