Terrence McGee

First a few updates: 1. Follow Turn On The Jets on Facebook and Twitter (TurnOnTheJets) and check out our new logo for TOJ: 2. You may want to get rid of that Kellen Clemens jersey you prematurely bought after his starts against the Redskins and Steelers in 2007 because after Mark Brunell joins the team tomorrow morning, he won’t around much longer. Scouting The AFC East: Buffalo Bills Our final look at the teams who share the division with the Jets and how they match up with them...Read Full Story

The Bengals Saturday shored up their secondary, coming to terms with freee agent cornerback Nate Clements. He was released by the 49′ers earlier this week, allowing him to seek employment elsewhere. It’s a good signing for the Bengals, as he will take the spot of Johnathan Joseph, who signed as a free agent with the Texans. Defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer, not happy about losing Joseph, sounded off about it and who would be able to step in for him. Back in 2007 Clements inked an eight...Read Full Story

    The Shaker Heights graduate was recently cut by the San Francisco 49ers and is looking for a new team in 2011. The Browns just lost Eric Wright to the Lions and Clements could be just what the Browns are looking for in free agency. The former Buckeye has 30 career interceptions and 622 career tackles. Clements is 31 years old and at one point was the highest paid defensive player when he left the Bills to join the 49ers. Cleveland needs a little more help in the secondary and Nate...Read Full Story

Yesterday, Mike Sando, ESPN NFC West blogger, came up with a list of overvalued and undervalued players in the division. Here are the players he had from the 49ers: Overvalued: Nate Clements, Michael Lewis, and Brandon Jones. Undervalued: None. This is what he had to say about the overvalued players: Nate Clements , 49ers cornerback. Clements appeared uncomfortable and off his game last season. An injury eventually landed him on injured reserve. The 49ers can stomach his $6 million...Read Full Story

The Bills went 7-9 last year and made a few offseason acquisitions that could help them stay around the 6-8 win mark. I don’t see them playing above .500 football, but they could at least be competitive. On the defensive side of the ball they added DT Marcus Stroud, LB Kawika Mitchess, rookie CB Leodis McKelvin as well as getting last year’s prize rookie Paul Posluszny back from a broken arm that cost him the bulk of his rookie year. On the offensive side of the ball that added WR James Hardy...Read Full Story