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Apparently this is not a photoshop product.  It is an actual photo.

Here is another family friendly version of the Jets Gameday Host.

There was no draft day trade for the Giants, although many big name wide receivers were rumored to be headed to NY, to replace the recently released Plaxico Burress.  Among those rumored names were Braylon Edwards, Chad Johnson and Anquown Boldin.  Instead, the Giants decided on a rookie WR to replace Burress, taking receiver Hakeem Nicks of North Carolina with the 29th pick overall.

The Giants released Burress earlier this month after concluding that veteran was not going to change his ways after four troubled seasons. His tenure was highlighted by a game-winning touchdown catch in the Super Bowl against the previously undefeated New England Patriots in February 2008, but it was also dogged by fines and suspensions.

Nicks, who left school after his junior year, set 14 school receiving records at North Carolina, leaving as the all-time leader in catches, yardage and touchdown receptions.

It’s old news now, but the Jets were the big winners at the draft, pulling off a trade with the Cleveland Browns which allowed them to secure Mark Sanchez with the first round pick.  The Jets traded the 17th overall pick, their 2nd round pick, and 3 unneeded players, including Brett Ratliff, for the 5th overall pick in the draft, which they used for Sanchez.

The bottom line of the Jets post-NFL Draft is that they have a much better chance at having a franchise quarterback then they did before it. Now they still whatever minimal potential Kellen Clemens had plus the promise held by USC poster boy Mark Sanchez, the fifth overall pick and the highest selected by the Jets since Joe Namath was nabbed in 1965.

There have been 15 quarterbacks drafted in the top five since 1998. We’re tabling JaMarcus Russell as an unknown (I’m pessimistic, I confess). That leaves 14. Of those, seven have demonstrated that they are guys you could win with, assuming you count Michael Vick who did play in a conference championship game. That’s a coin flip. Plus Clemens could still pop like Drew Brees did after the Chargers drafted Philip Rivers. So the odds are now a little better than two and three that the Jets have the position covered for the next 10 years. That’s a lot better than one in four, at best, they had going in and well worth a second-round draft pick (none of the players the Jets traded wasin long-term plans given this trade).

Some of my previous photos of Jenn got flagged for inappropriate for the site.  None of them were “adult” but I guess she was showing a little too much skin to be deemed appropriate for the site.  I completely understand, but I am still a big fan of Jenn, as I know many of you are, so here is a more family friendly photo of Jenn.  Enjoy!

Here is the former Mets Weekly Host Jocelyn Pierce, wife of Antonio Pierce.  I couldn’t find many pictures of her on the net, but she is a hottie with a body!

Which one do you like better, Jocelyn or Julie?  Please comment below!

The new Jets head coach.

About 3 weeks after the Jets fired head coach Eric Mangini, it looks like the Jets have finally signed a new head coach for the 2009 NFL season.  So Jets fans, welcome your new head coach… Rex Ryan.

Many Jets fans and NFL analyists were complaining that the Jets were taking so long in naming a new head coach.  Well, part of the reason for the wait was that Ryan, was still coaching the Ravens through the playoffs.  That ended last night when the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Ravens in the AFC Championship game, by a score of 23 - 14.

Rex Ryan, is the son of former Eagles head coach Buddy Ryan, has been with Baltimore since 1999, working as a defensive assistant during the Ravens’ championship season in 2000. Ryan has spent time as the teams defensive coordinator and most recently as the teams assistant head coach. This will be Ryan’s first job as a head coach.

It will be interesting to see who he keeps on the coaching staff, and who Ryan will bring in.  I will keep you aprised of this situation as it develops.

That’s my 2 cents… I’d love to hear yours!

Yep, this girl is a hottie.  She is part of the reason I am a Jets fan.

I wonder if she is one of the fans who cost the Giants the game on Sunday???