Ohio State's center was injured, so the injured former center decided to give it a shot.

Nate Ravitz and Matthew Berry speak with Cardinals WR and fantasy superstar Larry Fitzgerald about his performance this season and the hardest part of his job.

Some quick post-game thoughts on Jaguars 24, Jets 22: 1. This game is a damning indictment of Rex Ryan.

The Post's Steve Serby chatted with the Jets center about the Mark Sanchez hot dog incident, the good and bad traits of his linemates, and much more.

It's even possible the cornerback who hails from Jacksonville will be selected by head coach Rex Ryan as one of the Jets' game captains for the opening coin toss against the Jaguars.

The USS New York is finally in New York. So said Cmdr. Curt Jones as family members of the 9/11 tragedy toured the ship built in honor of those who sacrificed their lives that day.

New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez earns a C for his efforts so far this season.

Ted Ginn Jr. had two long kickoff returns for touchdowns in the third quarter, and the Miami Dolphins held off the New York Jets 30-25 on Sunday.

NY Jets center Nick Mangold leads the offensive line during a game last season against the Arizona Cardinals.

Former New York Jets left tackle Winston Hill, here at a ceremony in October 2008, started 174 consecutive games from 1963 to 1975.

Braylon Edwards' troubles have not simply disappeared since he was traded to the Jets.

Linebacker Bart Scott has proven to be a good addition to the Jets. It's still early and the Jets will have to pay the bill down the road, but general manager Mike Tannenbaum is looking pretty savvy these days, especially for someone who was criticized for being just a salary cap guy and not having an eye for talent.

The Jets have signed kick returner/defensive back Justin Miller in the wake of losing kick returner and running back Leon Washington for the season.

The New York Jets lost running back Leon Washington for the season when he suffered a broken fibula during Sundaya TMs 38-0 win over the Oakland Raiders.

Leon Washington's versatility makes him difficult for opponents to defend against, and even tougher for the New York Jets to replace.

We're not advocating the Jets resort to superstition, but how about this for spookiness? Last year in Game 6 the Jets suffered a 16-13 overtime loss.

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.

The Raiders know exactly what the Jets are going to do against them Sunday. The Jets are going to run, run and then run a little bit more.

The television shots of a dejected Mark Sanchez said it all. There was the New York Jets rookie quarterback sitting on the sideline bench with his head in his hands at times Sunday, and his eyes wide and appearing glazed during others after throwing five interceptions against Buffalo.

Some players just don't get the love they deserve. They're underdrafted in fantasy leagues, and yet they can be important pieces of championship-caliber rosters.