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Jets sign rookie TE Keller (PA SportsTicker)

The New York Jets signed rookie tight end Dustin Keller on Friday.

Jets sign TE Dustin Keller to multiyear deal (AP)

The New York Jets signed tight end Dustin Keller, the 30th overall pick in the draft, to a multiyear contract Friday. The signing leaves defensive end-linebacker Vernon Gholston, taken sixth overall, as the Jets' only unsigned draft pick. New York opens training camp next Thursday. "There was never really any doubt in my mind that we were going to get everything done on time," Keller said.

Jets Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)

•  At San Jose State, Dwight Lowery had 13 interceptions in two seasons. He had nine as a junior and four as a senior, as opponents started shying away from testing him.

But at the NFL Combine in February, Lowery ran times of 4.54 and 4.7 in the 40-yard dash, and followed those up with a mild improvement at SJSU's Pro Day in March, clocking in at 4.52.

So which of these sets of numbers are more important? Well, the fact that he fell to the fourth round, where the Jets selected him, suggests that most NFL observers paid more attention to Lowery's lack of raw speed, than his obvious ability to pick off the football.

"I don't play to my 40 time," said Lowery, who signed with the Jets eight days before the beginning of training camp.

Jets sign Erik Ainge (AP)

Quarterback Erik Ainge, the New York Jets' fifth-round draft pick, signed a contact with the team Thursday. The left-handed Ainge became a starter in his freshman year and started 35 games overall for Tennessee. He won two bowl games and ranks third in school history in completions (516), pass attempts (854) and touchdown passes (51).

Jets sign QB Ainge, OL DeVan (PA SportsTicker)

The New York Jets signed quarterback Erik Ainge and offensive lineman Kyle DeVan on Thursday.

'08 Preview: Jets place heavy emphasis on lines (Yahoo! Sports)

New York's attention to the trenches should help the team overcome a disappointing '07 season.

Jets sign fourth-rounder CB Lowery (AP)

The New York Jets signed cornerback Dwight Lowery, the team's fourth-round pick, on Wednesday. Lowery started all 25 games at cornerback in two seasons at San Jose State, with 13 interceptions, including a school-record nine in 2006. The Jets have signed three of their six draft picks, with first-rounders Vernon Gholston and Dustin Keller, and fifth-rounder Erik Ainge still unsigned.

Jets sign CB Lowery (PA SportsTicker)

The New York Jets on Wednesday signed cornerback Dwight Lowery, their fourth-round pick in this year's draft.

NFL hires Pa. police chief for security job (AP)

The NFL hired Pennsylvania's state police chief for a new position that will cover all aspects of stadium security from fan behavior to signal stealing. But Col. Jeffrey Miller, who begins work as director of strategic security Aug. 18, said Tuesday there was far more to the job than ensuring no repeat of the episode last year involving the New England Patriots.

NFL offseason report card: Grades are in (SportingNews.com)

The usual teacher's pets slacked off a bit, but the Eagles got the gold star and the Jets and Vikings moved to the head of the class.

Jets' burning question: Big spenders, big results? (SportingNews.com)

Will all the racket the Jets made with their wallets this offseason translate into enough wins to get them back to the playoffs, after they missed the postseason last year?

Patriots use tickets to stick it to Jet fans again (Yahoo! Sports)

New England Patriots ' season-ticket holders are beginning to receive their admission slips to the ten games...

Ty Law letting play develop before picking a new team (Yahoo! Sports)

Cornerback Ty Law could have done what has come naturally over 13 NFL seasons. Much like he's jumped a pass...

Jets' fans suing Patriots over Spygate gets more time from judge (Yahoo! Sports)

The case of the New York Jets fan suing the Patriots about Spygate isn't over yet. The Associated Press reports...

Judge gives Jets fan time to amend Patriots suit (AP)

A federal judge has given a New York Jets season-ticket holder more time to amend a lawsuit that seeks millions from the New England Patriots and coach Bill Belichick for "deceiving customers" by videotaping opponents' signals. The lawsuit by Carl J. Mayer, filed in September, was due to be dismissed June 30 because of a lack of activity.

Kevin Jones: (Knee) Working Out Next Weekend (RotoWire)

Former Lion Jones gearing up for comeback in NFL (AP)

Kevin Jones darted to the right, planted his foot, pivoted and sprinted back across a patch of grass. "That is what teams can't believe I can do," Jones said Thursday morning after doing a shuttle run in 4.3 seconds. Soon, NFL teams will get a chance to witness what seems like a remarkable comeback from ACL surgery.