NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) --Braylon Edwards is back with the New York Jets - again. The Jets re-signed the wide receiver on a one-year deal, marking his third tenure with the Jets, before the team ...

The Jets have been awarded wide receiver Braylon Edwards off of waivers from the Seattle Seahawks. Edwards rejoins the Jets and quarterback Mark Sanchez, with whom he played for 28 regular-season ...

New York prosecutors said they are discussing the possibility of a plea deal in Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards' drunken-driving case, but it's not yet clear whether anything will result. If ...

The Jets got some receiver help Tuesday when they were awarded Braylon Edwards off waivers. He played the first 10 weeks with Seattle.

Coming off the heels of allegations that he assaulted a friend of LeBron James and a Week 4 game in which Braylon Edwards caught absolutely nothing, it’s surprising to see him be swept away ...

The outcries for Edwards to be suspended, cut, deactivated, and so on are ridiculous. Let’s be realistic now. The Jets acquired Braylon Edwards knowing full well the kind of person he is.

Former Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards played alongside Sanchez during those playoff campaigns and claims the passer's early success in New York's run-heavy offense came with a cost. "You have ...

When the Jets took the field at Tennessee on Monday night, wide receiver Braylon Edwards was back in uniform with his former squad. Edwards, who played with the Jets from 2009-10, was reacquired off ...

Braylon Edwards was selected by the Cleveland Browns with the third overall pick in the 2005 NFL Draft after a sensational career at Michigan where he scored 39 touchdowns and posted three ...

Edwards embraced coming to the Jets. He raves about the winning culture in Florham Park, the chance to finally prove himself in the playoffs — an opportunity his father, a six-year pro, never had.

The team's leading receiver that year? It was Braylon Edwards, of course. It's 2023 now, meaning the Jets have not made the playoffs in 12 NFL seasons.