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The Jets have had some tough times this season. Here, Braylon Edwards tries to console quarterback Mark Sanchez in the final seconds of the Jets' loss to the Dolphins last weekend, after the Jets failed to score on their last possession.

Through 8 weeks of the season the New York Jets stand at 4-4, 1-3 in the AFC East.

The Jets are heading into a BYE week and are looking for revenge against the Dolphins whose upset on Monday night with seconds remaining in the game crushed the child within all of us.

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NFL Network's Jason LaCanfora reports that Jets WRs Jerricho Cotchery and David Clowney, along with DE Shaun Ellis and LB Bart Scott, are expected to play against the Dolphins on Sunday.

It looks like for the first time since the Jets traded for Braylon Edwards the team will have the big 3 all together.

New York Jets wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery is expected to return to the field on Sunday versus Miami despite being listed as questionable on the injury report.

The Jets defense needs to figure out a way to stop Ricky Williams and the Wildcat offense.

The trash talk has decidedly been toned down this week between the Jets and Dolphins, a marked difference from the chatter that took place before, during and after the two AFC East rivals played each other three weeks ago.

Patience and hard work are finally paying dividends for Atlantic High School product David Clowney.

NY Jets linebacker Bart Scott knocks the helmet off Philadelphia Eagles lineman Josh Gaines in a preseason game this year.

New York Jets wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery expects to return from his injured left hamstring and play Sunday against Miami despite being limited in practice.

Rex Ryan has taken players out of practice this week and made them run gassers or up-and-down as punishments for penalties.

Considering the passing game fell apart last week - with Gang Green throwing six interceptions - that cannot be good news.

It's Monday so here are three players you should throw out, and three players who are next in line for the dumpster.

The New York Giants lost for the second straight week and the New York Jets recorded their first regular-season shutout victory in almost six years to snap a three-game losing run in the National Football League.

Fun fact: This game marks the fourth time in franchise history the Jets have a shutout at halftime and lead by 24 points or more on the road.

The Jets' Mark Sanchez leaves the field Sunday after throwing his fifth interception against the Buffalo Bills at Giants Stadium.

New York Jets wide receivers Jerricho Cotchery and Brad Smith returned to the practice field, while Braylon Edwards was limited but not expected to miss any time.

Allen is the senior managing editor of newyorkjets.com. He is in his ninth season with the Jets.