Dustin Keller News Archives

Jets tight end Dustin Keller, watching the Bills' George Wilson grab an interception over him earlier this season, could find daylight in the middle of the field against the Dolphins Sunday with the return of Jets leading receiver Jerricho Cotchery.

The Jets replaced one Pro Bowl kick returner with another today. Justin Miller returned to the team to take the roster spot of Leon Washington, who was lost for the season with a broken leg on Sunday.

All week long the question of whether or not fans have been witnessing the a same old Jetsa TM play down to expectations was debated.A Argument was fiery, strident and sometimes un-neighborly, and it shot back and forth across cyberspace, including on these pages.A While each litigant staked out his territory, both sides agreed that this upcoming ...

This is what the big-talking, chest-thumping, swaggerlicious Jets have shown themselves to be since their audacious 3-0 start.

The Department of Education kicked off a school lunch sweepstakes on Tuesday with the help of the New York Jets in a joint effort to increase the use of a reduced priced lunch program for parents that are running low on funds.

David Clowney says of the Jets: 'I'll ride with any of my teammates through hell and high water.' The David Clowney you think you know is selfish: "1 play in the 1st half, 4 plays in the 2nd half.... A bit disappointed about my playing time but very happy and satisfied about the win." The David Clowney you don't know pokes fun at rookie guard Matt ...

Jets medical personnel walk defensive tackle Kris Jenkins off the field after he was injured in the first half.

Coming into the game against the Buffalo Bills the New York Jets were losers of two in a row, a team searching for its identity.

In a game neither team deserved to win, the Bills outlasted the Jets in an unbearable war of attrition at the Meadowlands.

Kerry will host his 3rd Annual Kerry RHODES Foundation Celebrity Events, Monday, November 2, 2009 in New York, NY.

Dolphins 31 Jets 27 By Brian Clark Quarterback: B Mark Sanchez: 12/24 172 yds 1 TD, 87.5 Sanchez did a good job protecting the ball this week, and did what he needed to, to get this team down the field.

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

Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez now has a new option at wide receiver in Braylon Edwards when Gang Green battles the Dolphins on Monday night.

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.

Here's a quick preview of some of tonight's aspects of the Jets at Dolphins game.

Monday Night Football brings the best out of most teams. Sadly, though, in recent history at least, it rarely does so for both teams competing on the same night.

So much of the week was devoted to the Braylon Edwards trade that we didn't get a chance to dive into the Xs and Os of tomorrow night's game between the Jets and Dolphins.

Heading into a regular-season matchup with Rex Ryan's Baltimore Ravens, the Wildcat formation was all the rage last fall.

By Tony Moss, NFL Editor -- - A pair of inexperienced quarterbacks will be in the spotlight at Land Shark Stadium on Monday night, when Mark Sanchez and the New York Jets visit Chad Henne and the Miami Dolphins in the latest renewal of a bitter AFC East rivalry.

New York Jets wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery missed practice Friday with a hamstring injury, and coach Rex Ryan said he could miss the game against the Miami Dolphins on Monday night.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. stopped by the New York Jets' practice facility and came up with a knockout of an idea for his next career move.

Are the New York Jets getting the 2007 version of Edwards, or the guy who was wildly erratic the last two seasons? The Cleveland Browns' trade of wide receiver Braylon Edwards to the New York Jets for linebacker Jason Trusnik , wide receiver Chansi Stuckey and two mid-round draft picks is the subject of much national attention.

Congratulations, Jets fans. If initial reports are true, Gang Green finally has a formidable wide receiver .

Mark Sanchez has five fumbles this season. Less than 24 hours after the Saints seemingly exposed all of Mark Sanchez's shortcomings, coach Rex Ryan heaped plenty of superlatives on his rookie quarterback.

Quarterback Mark Sanchez #6 of the New York Jets scrambles away from Jeff Charleston #97 of the New Orleans Saints.

If there's an NFL executive Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum hasn't approached with an offer to trade up in the draft, he should be ready for a call next year.

When the New York Jets enter the Louisiana Superdome on Sunday afternoon , it will likely be the craziest atmosphere Mark Sanchez has ever played a football game in.

By Lyle Fitzsimmons, Contributing NFL Editor -- - Ladies and gentlemen, choose your side.

Mark Sanchez realizes it wasn't the safest move to dive headfirst into the end zone after taking a hard hit.

The first thing I noticed about Mark Sanchez wasn't his arm -- it was his feet. Watching the quarterback drills in Lucas Oil Stadium during the 2009 Scouting Combine in February, I saw the USC star put everyone else to shame with his footwork.