4/28/12 - In the final day of the NFL Draft, the New York Jets had 5 picks. They had 3 picks in the 6th round and 2 picks in the 7th. With their first pick in the 6th Round the Jets selected Josh Bush a Safety from Wake Forest. Bush adds depth to the Jets secondary. The 5'11, 205 pound Bush played free safety and cornerback for Wake Forest. With their next two picks, the Jets took two players from Baylor University. The first was running back Terrance Ganaway. Ganaway is a power runner at 5'11, 241 pounds. His skill set is a blend of current Jet running backs Shonn Greene and John Connor. He rushed for 1,547 yards and 21 touchdowns as a senior. The next pick Robert Griffin, who shares a name with teammate Robert Griffin III, is a guard. Griffin will shore up the Jets offensive line and help to protect Mark Sanchez. In the 7th Round, the Jets selected Antonio Allen a Safety from South Carolina and Jordan White a Wide Receiver from Western Michigan. Allen (6'1, 210 pounds) was a second-team All-American in his senior year. Jets coaches expect him to fill in on special teams. White was a very productive receiver in college. In his senior year he led the nation with 140 receptions for 1,911 yards and 17 TD's. White (6'0, 208 pounds) adds some more depth to an already deep Jets receiving core.

4/27/12 - The New York Jets had two picks on Day 2 of the NFL Draft. They selected Stephen Hill, a Wide Receiver from Georgia Tech in the 2nd Round (43rd Overall) and Demario Davis, an Outside Linebacker from Arkansas State in the 3rd Round (77th Overall). At 6'4, 215 pounds, Hill has a great chance to start opposite Santonio Holmes when the season begins. Hill had modest numbers with Georgia Tech (49 Catches 1248 yards in 3 years) but he averaged nearly 30 yards per catch and is a great complement to the ground and pound style of play the Jets use. The Jets wanted a big and fast receiver to replace Plaxico Burress. With a 4.31 time at the NFL Combine, Hill can be that guy. Davis, 6'2 and 235 pounds, is an athletic linebacker who can cover tight ends and receivers. Davis can also contribute on special teams. He was one of the top-rated players by Jets Special teams coordinator Mike Westhoff.

5/4/12 The New York Jets may have snagged a hidden gem with their second round draft pick as they selected Georgia Tech wide receiver Stephen Hill, who many draft experts said was one of the top wide receivers in the draft this year. At 6'4", Hill has the kind of size that the Jets have been looking for at wide receiver, someone that can be a consistent red zone target for quarterback Mark Sanchez. The Jets also selected Robert Griffin from Baylor -- no, not that Robert Griffin. The Griffin landed by the Jets is an offensive tackle and was one of two Baylor players they selected in the 6th round.

4/26/12 - The way Rex Ryan wants to win games is through a strong run game and a stingy defense. So it's no surprise that in the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft the New York Jets selected Quinton Coples a defensive end from the University of North Carolina. According to former Tampa Bay Bucs coach, Jon Gruden, he has excellent size and athleticism. Though Gruden also added that his effort is inconsistent and that he disappears for stretches during games. ÒHe is a tough kid, hard to move against the runÓ says ESPN Draft Analyst Mel Kiper Jr. The Jets needed a pass rusher and Coples with 24 sacks in 50 games over his career in UNC fills that need.

New York Jets Tickets - Team History

Established in 1959 as the New York Titans, the team was an original member of the American Football League and became the New York Jets in 1963. The franchise was part of the historic merger of the AFL and NFL in 1970. Throughout franchise history, the team has played in a number of venues, notably the Polo Grounds in 1960, Shea Stadium from 1964 through 1984 and the Meadowlands Sports Complex from 1984 through 2010. Currently the team plays in the New Meadowlands Stadium just steps away from the old Meadowlands venue. The Jets first appeared in a playoff game in 1968 and have since appeared in the playoffs thirteen times, and in the AFC Championship game four times, most recently in 2010 where they lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers after losing to Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts in the AFC Championship game in 2009. Watch as the Jets continue on their quest to bring the franchise back to Super Bowl glory!

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Led by the huge personality of head coach Rex Ryan and dynamic young quarterback Mark Sanchez, the Jets have become one of the elite teams in the NFL with their explosive offense and tenacious defense. The franchise's only Super Bowl victory came in 1968 when Joe Namath led an upset of the heavily favored Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III. With appearances in the AFC Championship in both 2009 and 2010, they are poised to return in the near future. The 2011 off season has been a big one for the Jets. They were unable to acquire prized free agent Nnamdi Asomugha but have resigned Santonio Holmes and Antonio Cromartie. They chose to not resign Braylon Edwards despite his want to be in NY. They did however take a chance with Plaxico who will be returning to NY after being released from prison from shooting himself in the foot. Its going to be an exciting season for the gang green.

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New York Jets Tickets give fans the opportunity to experience exciting NFL action in the newest stadium in the league, the New Meadowlands Stadium, which opened in 2010 just outside New York City in East Rutherford, New Jersey. With annual games against divisional rivals the New England Patriots, Miami Dolphins, and the Buffalo Bills and match ups against other tough AFC and NFC foes, New York Jets Tickets provide an electric atmosphere and access to a live NFL game day experience. Grab your New York Jets Tickets now and don't miss exciting NFL action in the Big Apple!

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Rex Ryan talks a lot but his players generally back it up. Its time for Mark Sanchez to play up to par with the best quarterbacks in the league and not leave it to the other players to pick up after he has made a mess. With Santonio Holmes, Antonio Cromartie, Bart Scott and Darelle Revis returning, the Jets have the same make up as last year. This served them well up until the conference championship against the Steelers. This year the Jets also signed Plaxico Burress who could immediately impact the offense and gives Sanchez a large target to throw to down field. No one will be making guarantees as "Broadway" Joe Namath did in the past but this team is fueled and ready to make another run for that a ring.

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