Mark Cannizzaro

3 days ago | nypost.com | Mark Cannizzaro

The list of culprits to blame for the failures of the 2024 Jets is like a CVS receipt. It seems to just keep going and going. Aaron Rodgers gets blamed. Robert Saleh gets blamed. Jeff Ulbrich is on the list. Woody Johnson was a popular target by the end of the season. The run game stunk. It goes on and on. But the defense somehow did not get enough blame for how things went down last season. They entered the year as the ballyhooed unit that was going to carry the team, along with Rodgers.

3 days ago | nypost.com | Mark Cannizzaro

Every new head coach, upon being hired, is quick to invoke the C-word:Culture. More often than not, when a new coach is hired it’s because the team that hired him stinks. And, as you may have realized, the Jets have stunk for a long time. That’s why Aaron Glenn was hired to be their new head coach.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Mark Cannizzaro

The position has been a black hole for the Jets dating back 15 years. I know what you’re thinking: quarterback. And you wouldn’t be wrong at all there. In this case, though, we’re talking about offensive coordinator. No position in the organization has failed more consistently during the Jets’ run of 14 consecutive years without a playoff berth.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Mark Cannizzaro

How many Knicks fans denounced or disowned them in the middle of their Eastern Conference finals Game 3 showdown with the Pacers on Sunday night in Indianapolis? Judging from the flood of rants on social media while the Knicks were being routed by the Pacers for three-quarters of the game, many of those tweets didn’t age well. “Fire Thibs at halftime,” one person on X ranted.

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Mark Cannizzaro

It’s the noise we’ve missed for too long at Madison Square Garden in springtime. For those of a certain age, it’s been too damned long — 25 years, to be exact, since the Knicks had reached an Eastern Conference finals before Wednesday’s Game 1 against the Pacers tipped off shortly after 8 p.m. in New York. The Garden was buzzing. It seemed like there were more A-list celebrities crammed around courtside than you’d find at a hot Grammys afterparty in Los Angeles.