Edwards was not being sincere. Thanking someone for trading you? That is such a jackass comment. The sad part is that even if the playoffs counted to his catch total for the Browns’ conditional pick, we still would not be anywhere close.

screw edwards, i though he was a great receiver coming out of michigan, but now that he has money he forgot how to play. get used to being on a team now braylon, you wont be on one for much longer.a diamond in the ruff i think for the right side is brandon carter from texas tech at right gaurd, hes kinda a big boy.i say make cribbs an offer if he turns it down, then offer san fran cribbs and corey williams for one of their first and maybe a fourth!

best piece of news here is the return of the Ghostbusters series. ah, childhood memories! apparently sigourney weaver let something slip about bill murray’s character being a ghost in this one. interesting.

2 for 40 odd wasn’t it? Well he couldn’t lead the pass O in Cleveland so you can see why he’s happy to be a passenger in NY.

On the other hand C&Ping straight from Ohio.com:

Ryan went to the playoffs with a 9-7 record.
Mangini was fired with . . . a 9-7 record.

Ryan went to the playoffs thanks to the fact that his last two opponents packed it in — the Indianapolis Colts and Cincinnati Bengals.
Mangini missed the playoffs because he had two bad losses while playing an injured quarterback who has found new life following surgery and a move to a new team.

In Ryan’s first year, he took a 9-7 team and made it . . . 9-7.
Mangini took a 4-12 team and made it 9-7.

Ryan was present when the Jets persuaded the Browns (and Mangini) to give up the fifth overall pick so the Jets could take quarterback Mark Sanchez.
Mangini was present when the Jets traded up to take Revis, as good a corner as there is in the game.

When Mangini took Revis, Mangini said he had the ‘’core Jets values.’’
Those values are now ‘’core Browns values.’’

Mangini took a center with his first first-round pick with the Browns.
He also took a center with a first-round pick in his first draft in New York. Said center — Nick Mangold — now might be the league’s best.

I’m happy with that direction- Rex might be providing the finish, but Mangini built the foundations

how do you say, umm. . . kissing some rear to try and save his job.

I believe the Jets have seen enough from Edwards, as we have- dropped passes, attitude, and a firm believe he is way better than he is. Good luck with that upcoming contract bub.

Wow, Braylon is such a bitch. News flash stone hands— we don’t like you either and we’re glad you’re gone.

1. always impresses me, both on and off the field.

Renee went bat**** crazy last night on 24. Her character intrigues me one thousand times more after she cut that guy’s arm off.

I feel as though we have the ability to go all the way."

Did he say we?

“I feel as though we I have the ability to be an asshole every day of my life go all the way.” —Braylon

…as a response to their thread about being the ‘bad guy.’ Was wondering if most poeple over here agree…

Everyone and their grandmother will be rooting for the Jets this weekend.

I have to say I really disagree with that statement.

     I think the national media portrays that perception, but if you ask most other nfl fans they don’t particularly care for the Jets, found Ryan’s ‘tough guy’ shtick refreshing at first but pretty annoying by this point, and find the concept of any new york team as the ‘noble underdog’ (aside from thwarting the Pats from a perfect season), ridiculous.

     Just as the Jets gloated about the Chargers talking smack before last weeks game…now all we hear is the Jets talking…and a notable silence from the Colts. Why? I get the impression the Jets need to talk about how tough they are…the Colts have been-there-done-that, and really are just setting about doing this the way they usually do. Just my impression. An article in the NY media this week sort of made fun of Colts fans for not really getting too upset when a Jets fan toured around Indy talking smack and Colts fans kind of looked at him and said…‘Well, good luck.’

       I take that as more of a ‘Well, you go ahead and do your thing if you think it’ll help. But you know, and we know, and you know we know, and we know you know…what’s going to happen, so really there’s no need to talk about it at this point."

      Now bear in mind, I have to admit, as a Browns fan here I am not unbiased as I cannot stand Braylon Edwards.That being said, regardless of Braylon I found it pretty amazing how a team/fan base such as the Jets can somehow so quickly (notably this week already) exude a nauseating cockiness about their status as ‘underdogs’ and the ’nation’s favorites.’ They’re a solid, tough, team…and deserve to be where they are. Other than that…well, I guess that’s it.

Trust me…don’t be fooled Colts fan…. IRL, not the media, there is very little thought of the Jets as ’America’s team.’ Besides, as the Cowboys know…when you label yourselves that…you forfeit all possibility of it actually being true….

…and aside from all that, from a purely matchup standpoint…Do you guys think most unbiased nfl fans would rather see the Jets in the Super Bowl instead of Manning Vs. Brees or Manning Vs. Favre?

Human Target is like 24 except with some good humor and minus the suck.

Chuck is currently the best show on television.