Bitter words, a trade demand and a $42 million extension: How Jonathan Taylor, Colts found common ground

Ralph Vacchiano, NFL Insider | Facebook | Twitter | Archive As bad as things were for the New York Jets last season, most people think things are about to get even worse. But not Muhammad Wilkerson. He sees something different. After a miserable 5-11 season, he sees the Jets on the way back up. “The team will definitely be positive and do more things better than we did last year — I can guarantee that,” Wilkerson said on Tuesday night. “We’ll have more wins than we did last year. That’s a fact.” Granted, as far as guarantees go, vowing to hit the six-win mark isn’t exactly going out on a limb. But with the Jets dumping veterans left and right and embarking on a near-total rebuilding job, positive

The No. 1 pick in the NFL draft opens up about Urban Meyer’s legendary intensity, Tim Tebow’s arrival and if his famous hair will fall victim to rookie hazing.