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THE Jets left their practice facility at Florham Park, N.J., yesterday afternoon ready to take a week-long vacation where getting away from football has been encouraged, but might be hard to achieve.

A second loss to the Dolphins in three weeks left the Jets eating many things, including their tough-talk words -- everyone, that is, except linebacker Bart Scott, who dripped with so much sarcasm afterward he probably needed extra towels for the ride home to keep his seat dry.

As he walked past the Jets locker room on his way to where the Dolphins dressed for Sunday's game, Jason Taylor put the Jets in their place: "It's like a damn graveyard around here," he yelled.

Rex Ryan is giving his players six days off, and he's pushing his assistant coaches out of the New York Jets ' facility by Thursday.

No matter how hard the feelings are between the rivals and how harsh the rhetoric was that came out of the Jets, the real trash talking this past week had come from the Miami Dolphins' own legends.

Here's a veritable CORNUCOPIA of Jets interviews via the good folks at SNY. On the Line with Damien Woody - 10/28/09 Wheelhouse: Kerry Rhodes a ' 10/27/09 Jets Extra Point: Mike DeVito a ' 10/27/09 Geico SportsNite: Bart Scott - 10/27/09 Filed under: Film Room 4 Responses to "Film Room: A Bounty of Interviews" Leave a Reply thejetsblog.com is ...

Bills starting quarterback Trent Edwards won't play in Buffalo's game at Carolina on Sunday because of a concussion.

Raiders: Coach Tom Cable won't face charges after being investigated over allegations that he assaulted one of his assistants.

This is the way the Jets want to live and breathe: Play suffocating defense, dominates with a powerful running game and sprinkle in some timely passing from their rookie quarterback.

The Dolphins will come into the Meadowlands on Sunday with their new-fangled offense with all of its special effects.

Thomas Jones ran for a career-high 210 yards last Sunday against the Bills. The Jets' worst-kept secret was born out of the public unraveling of their franchise quarterback, slumped on a Gatorade cooler, arms folded, eyes glassy, brain fried.

Running back Thomas Jones #20 of the New York Jets carries the ball against the Buffalo Bills .

They're heading for the West Coast, that place for fun in the never-ending sun. Sure, Oakland doesn't evoke the grand visions of that paradise better known as Southern California .

New York Jets wide receivers Jerricho Cotchery and Brad Smith both missed practice for the second straight day on Thursday.Cotchery and Smith did not participate in team drills again but continue to take part in individual drills.

The kid's going to be all right. Has Mark Sanchez looked like the "Sanchise" during the Jets' three-game skid and thud that's included only one touchdown pass, eight interceptions, a lost fumble and a lot confused looks on the sideline? Of course not.

In the aftermath of Mark Sanchez's five-interception meltdown against the Bills in Sunday's inexcusable 16-13 overtime loss, the Jets have formulated a plan: Simplify.

Every Dolfan must have enjoyed the sight of Rex Ryan dropping his head in defeat Sunday night.

New York Jets nose tackle Kris Jenkins left the team's game against the Buffalo Bills in the second quarter Sunday with an injured left knee.

Brett Favre did it last season. Now it's time for Mark Sanchez to do it. Find Dustin Keller.

New York Jets wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery missed his second consecutive practice Thursday due to a hamstring injury.