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Jets head coach Rex Ryan reacts after the Dolphins scored a touchdown in the fourth quarter two weeks ago on the way to sending the Jets to a loss.

One thing is certain about the Jets under Rex Ryan compared with the Jets under former coach Eric Mangini.

Miami's Ted Ginn Jr. runs for a touchdown on a kickoff return in third-quarter action against the New York Jets.

The Jets 30-25 loss to the Dolphins yesterday at Giants Stadium was, in so many ways, inexplicable.

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.

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham New York Jets special teams guru Mike Westhoff called it the worst game of his 27-year NFL coaching career.

The Miami Dolphins got the last word. For now. Ted Ginn Jr. had two long kickoff returns for touchdowns in the third quarter, and the Dolphins held off the New York Jets for a 30-25 victory Sunday.

The Jets defense has swarmed the Dolphins so far, in sharp contrast to their recent meeting in Miami on a Monday night.

Marquice Cole was wearing them when he got last Sunday's game at Oakland off on the right foot with a big play on the opening kickoff.

Who : Jets at Raiders When : 4:05 P.M. EST Where : Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland, Ca Their Last Meeting : Last season, the Raiders beat the Jets 16-13 in overtime in a frustratingly strange game.

By Jerry McDonald - NFL Writer Sunday, October 25th, 2009 at 4:11 pm in Oakland Raiders .

Shonn Greene took advantage of an opportunity, rushing for 144 yards and his first two NFL touchdowns on 19 carries, and the New York Jets recorded their first shutout in nearly six years with a 38-0 drubbing of the Oakland Raiders.

While it would be nice to come away from Oakland with a comfortable win, I think most of us are expecting a tight game this weekend, which makes the role of kicker Jay Feely particularly important.

In an attempt to crack down on penalties, Rex Ryan is pulling a page from the Eric Mangini book on discipline.

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.

New York Jets safety James Ihedigbo 'lost control' when he threw a punch at Buffalo's Derek Fine, and expects to hear from the league about the incident.

MIAMI - Talk about impressive debuts. After only three days of practice with the Jets , WR Braylon Edwards dazzled Monday night on a prime-time stage, scoring on the first pass thrown to him and making a circus catch that set up another touchdown.

Thomas Jones sprints down the field as he breaks open a rush for a big gain Week 6 against the Buffalo Bills .

Rex Ryan reacts on the sideline during the Jets' 16-13 Week 6 loss to Buffalo. The Buffalo Bills took advantage of a miserable Mark Sanchez and won an ugly one at the Meadowlands.

Transcript of Jets head coach Rex Ryan's news conference following Thursday's midday practice: Let's knock off the injuries real quick.