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Batman's back. Alright! New York Jets vs Kansas City Chiefs ticket, The New York Jets have signed former Packer 1st round draft pick, Ahmad .".Batman.".Carroll. Batman's storied career is chronicled in the NY Post's article and states: Carroll, 5-10, 190 pounds, spent the 2008 season with the Arena Football League's Orlando Predators, starting 15 of 16 games with 68 total tackles (60 solo), three fumble recoveries and an interception. He originally was selected by the Packers in the first round of the 2004 NFL Draft. In 2006, Carroll was waived by the Packers.

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TJB Podcast #13 - Erik Boland of Newsday ticket, Erik Boland of New York Newsday takes the time to talk about the Jets on the eve of training camp. We discuss Gholston's contract, Darrelle Revis' poise, and much more. Be sure to check out Erik's great work on Newsday's site and on his blog.

Buzz: How Close is Gholston? New York Jets vs Kansas City Chiefs, Dave Hutchinson of the Star-Ledger is reporting that the Jets and Gholston might be closer to coming to terms than people think. According to Hutch the Jets are? close to a deal that could put Gholston on the practice field as early as Thursday or Friday. Gholston, who is in New York, is said to be eager to report, especially after he missed nearly all of the offseason program because he had to wait until his class at Ohio State finished out the semester. He was the No. 6 pick in April's .

Ohio State + NFL = Now football, Molly is back and she is focuses on the future while analyzing the past. And, she has a few questions for you at the end. As the football season approaches, the talk is not only focused on college football, but also around the equally loved (and hated) NFL. As training camps kick off, I thought I would take a look at some former Buckeyes who are currently active in the NFL. But first, a look at some Ohio State history in the NFL draft. There are have been over 300 Buckeyes selected.

Recent Moves Shake Up The NFC East Ladies and gentlemen, the toughest division in football just got tougher. As I'm sure you know by now there have been two key trades involving all-pro players and the NFC East in the last few days. The first one occurred on Sunday when the Washington Redskins acquired Defensive End Jason Taylor from the Dolphins in exchange for a 2009 2nd round pick and a 2010 6th round pick. A day later the New York Giants decided to trade Tight End Jeremy Shockey to the New Orleans Saints in exchange for 2009. tickets for New York Jets vs Kansas City Chiefs.

Flux Capacitor Time NFL tickets, Get in your DeLorean and go back to 2000 when the Bucs decided to trade two first rounders for Keyshawn Johnson. In the present, I don't see a deal in which the Bucs would trade two first rounders for any wide receiver. Let's say the Bucs owned the 13th and 27th picks for the 2008 draft. Would you have given them both up for T.O. For Randy Moss? For Antonio Gates? Probably not. What you would see is a combination of second and a fourth or a second this year and a first next year. Yet.

Video: The Nooner, Endy and Agauyo local ticket brokers?SNY.tv has rolled out a daily, two-minute-or-so video segment titled The Nooner, hosted by the quite-attractive Brittany Umar, which essentially is a recap of the previous night's action in New York sports, all with a snarky twist?also, TheNoonerBlog.com features commentary, other jokes, opinions, and outtakes from the show? Today, in addition to jokes about the Jets and Brett Favre, Kyle Farnsworth and others, The Nooner takes a few shots at the Mets, thanks to their loss to the Phillies .

2007-08 Jetsys: Best Beatwriter & Beatwriter Blog tickets, Thank you to everyone who voted for TJB's second annual Jetsies Awards, where you get to choose your favorites from the previous season. Over the course of the next week, we will be revealing to you who won what. Francis Bacon once said that ?by far the best proof is experience. We're not sure what that means, but we do know that the best proof must belong to Rich Cimini, the Jets beatwriter for the Daily News for the Jets. Rich has been on the Jets beat since 1996 for ?New York City?s.