Reports indicate that this deal is going through because Adam Schefter put his ear to the Earth and heard the two front offices mumbling about Darrelle flying down to Tampa for a physical, which could mean one of two things: they’re checking his ACL before they let go of the 13th pick, or he’s getting prepped for breast augmentation surgery. We let you decide after the jump!

The New York Jets introduced new general manager John Idzik Thursday afternoon, but before he even swore the dreaded oath, his first red flag already presented itself. All-pro corner Darrelle Revis was publicly dismayed at the rumors swirling that the team was looking to trade him.

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Seriously bad news for Jets fans, Jets defense fantasy owners, and people who like to see great football players stay healthy enough to play football: Darrelle Revis will miss the rest of the season with a torn ACL.

No, this is not a repost or a prank. Darrelle Revis is once again suggesting holdout. You may remember Revis also staged a contract holdout back in 2010. While it hasn’t been long since his last one, it’s also hard to blame Revis.

So, the Jets lost yesterday. That loss assured the team of not reaching the playoffs. The Jets are really, really not happy about this, and that’s to be expected. But the Jets do things – including anger – bigger and louder than most teams.

Godfather of sports talk radio and noted geography expert Mike Francesa is not a fan of the New York Jets. And after today, one New York Jet is definitely not a fan of Mike Francesa.

Earlier today, we wrote about Jaguars receiver Jason Hill suggesting star Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis – one of the best players in the entire NFL – is overhyped because he plays in New York. Well, it didn’t take long for that to get back to Revis. What did he have to say?

Jaguars receiver Jason Hill, a fifth-year NFLer, got his season off to a solid start last week in a 16-14 win over the Titans, catching four passes for 53 yards. If he keeps that pace up over the entire season, he’ll produce easily his best year as a pro. This weekend, though, Hill’s Jaguars go up against the Jets and renowned cornerback Darrelle Revis, so maintaining that level won’t be easy…but don’t tell Hill that.