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ESPN analysts Merrill Hoge and Trent Dilfer previewed Saturday's wild-card playoff games, including the New York Jets versus Indianapolis Colts in Lucas Oil Stadium. We've already gotten Dilfer's take on how the Jets' offense can propel them to vi...

That white helmet with the horseshoe on it conjures up thoughts of Peyton Manning imposing his will on a defense up and down the field with quick strikes, deep balls and whatever else he wants to do. ESPN analyst Trent Dilfer doesn't have those th...

PITTSBURGH -- Some halftime thoughts from Heinz Field, where the New York Jets and Pittsburgh Steelers are tied at 10: Jets gadget man Brad Smith has 115 kickoff return yards, with 97 coming on the first play of the game. The Jets' offense, which...

ESPN.com senior writer John Clayton huddles us up with thoughts on the AFC East. He addresses the lost confidence for Mark Sanchez and the New York Jets' offense, the Miami Dolphins' signing of receiver Kevin Curtis, the Buffalo Bills losing Lee Evan...

A look at a player who gave his team a significant boost in Week 9. Santonio Holmes hadn't produced much for the New York Jets' offense. After a four-game suspension, he made his Jets debut in Week 5. In his first three games he gained 41 yards, 4...

Five nuggets of knowledge about Week 5: Santonio Holmes won't make the New York Jets' offense better than it has been. The reason I say this is because it's close to impossible. The Jets' offense has been plenty explosive without Holmes, who was s...

What's worse, Tom Brady's haircut or the New York Jets' offense? Could the Miami Dolphins overcome a plague of locusts? What would happen if the Buffalo Bills made Trent Edwards eat pork rinds? You'll find the answers to these questions -- p...

Before the season began, CBS Sports analyst Phil Simms predicted the New York Jets would win the AFC East. Like the rest of us Monday night, he saw how abysmal the Jets' offense was against the Baltimore Ravens and watched Mark Sanchez struggle to...

Toward the end of last season, New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan lamented what he portrayed as a probability: offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer was going to be a head coach somewhere. "I realize we're probably only going to have him for a...

ESPN's Jeremy Schaap visited with former New York Jets quarterback Ken O'Brien and former Baltimore Ravens kicker Matt Stover before Monday night's game. O'Brien gave his take on where the Jets' offense stands with second-year quarterback Mark San...

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham The New York Jets have missed Jerricho Cotchery. "When J-Co was at practice the other day," Jets offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer said. "I got a warm, fuzzy feeling." Cot...

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham The real impact of Braylon Edwards on the New York Jets' offense probably won't be found on his personal stat line. Keller His presence will be sprinkled throughout the lineu...

The New York Jets went into 2009 with one of the NFL's best offensive lines, two Pro Bowlers in their backfield, a dangerous tight end and a potential star at quarterback. The only missing element was the big-play receiver. The Jets finally sna...

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham Earlier in the week, I spoke to several NFL experts who provided their take on whether Chad Pennington or Brett Favre is the better quarterback heading into Sunday's season finale between the Miami Dolphins and New Yo...

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham Favre FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Brett Favre the past couple weeks has played a supporting role in the New York Jets' offense. The phrase "game manager" has been used to describe Favre's main function. But NFL Network anal...

Posted by Scouts Inc.'s Tag Ribary The New York Jets' offense is finally starting to take shape as Brett Favre continues to get more and more comfortable with the playbook. It is a versatile group with multiple playmakers who can put pressure on opp...