Darrelle Revis Injury Update

AlCroTraz takes over for Revis Island

Look for the Jets to use cornerback Antonio Cromartie in a similar capacity this year, meaning he'll be assigned to shadow the opposing team's top receiver each week. That's what the Jets did last year after Darrelle Revis went down with a knee injury in Week 3 against the Dolphins. Newsday

Rapid Reaction: Jets take Milliner 9th

PICK: First round (9th overall) PLAYER: Dee Milliner SCHOOL: Alabama POSITION: Cornerback HEIGHT: 6-foot WEIGHT: 201 pounds What it means: Four days after trading star CB Darrelle Revis, the Jets replaced him by picking the top corner in the draft. Milliner was regarded as a top-5 pick after the scouting combine, where he blazed the 40-yard dash in 4.38 seconds, but his stock was hurt by medical concerns. He underwent shoulder surgery (torn labrum) on March 12 and he probably will miss the entire offseason program. Jets Blog | ESPN New York

Nick Caserio says Jets will still be competitive without Darrelle Revis

Cornerback Darrelle Revis is out of the division. Privately, the Patriots had to be in a celebratory mood yesterday when news broke that Revis was shipped to the Buccaneers for a first-round pick in 2013 and a conditional mid-round selection in 2014.But publicly, director of player personnel Nick Caserio downplayed the action today, tipping his cap to Revis as a player but maintaining the Jets will still field a competitive team without him. The Point After | Boston Herald

Pats’ Caserio praises Revis

Cornerback Darrelle Revis is out of the division. Privately, the Patriots had to be in a celebratory mood yesterday when news broke that the Jets shipped Revis to the Buccaneers for a first-round pick in 2013 and a conditional mid-round selection in 2014.But publicly, director of player personnel Nick Caserio downplayed the action today, tipping his cap to Revis as a player but maintaining the Jets will still field a competitive team without him. Boston Herald

Day-after react to Revis trade

New Bucs CB Darrelle Revis (that felt weird typing) will hold an introductory news conference at noon in Tampa. A few thoughts and musings beforehand: 1. Revis' season-ending knee injury last September was deemed devastating for the team -- and it was -- but, in a weird way, it may have been a blessing in disguise -- at least from the Jets' perspective. Could you imagine the fallout if the Jets had traded a healthy Revis? I'm convinced they would've done it because there was no way Woody Johnson was paying $16 million per year for a cornerback. Jets Blog | ESPN New York

Revis says Jets gave up on him

New Tampa Bay CB Darrelle Revis was introduced at a news conference in Tampa today, and he told reporters there he felt the Jets had “given up” on him by deciding to trade him. “I have feelings just like everyone in this room does,” Revis said. “At a time where I was injured, I didn’t know what to expect or what was going to happen going down the road. ... It feels like that team has given up on you at a time in my career where I never had an injury like this.” He added he has “nothing to prove to the New York Jets, I have nothing to prove to anybody. I know my expectations and that’s that. ... Green Machine | Bergen Record

Darrelle Revis says Jets gave up on him after ACL injury, ready to move on

On a conference call with Jets beat reporters shortly after his introductory news conference in Tampa, he talked about how he felt the Jets lied to him Newark Star-Ledger

Tampa Bay Bucs Get Their Island

Darrelle Revis is taking his island to Tampa. The Bucs acquired cornerback from the Jets for the Bucs’ first rounder in 2013 and a conditional fourth-round pick in 2014, which could become a third. After a physical, the Bucs signed Revis to a six-year deal, bringing the four-time Pro Bowler in to help boost a defense that ranked last in 2012 in pass defense. The six-year deal has no guarantees, which guard the team from injuries. Well, it took some… Read More » Bucs Scene | The Ledger

Bucs losing patience with Jets over Revis: report

The Bucs could be getting tired of bidding against themselves. According to a Tampa Bay Times report, the team could pass on a deal for Darrelle Revis if the Jets continue to insist on landing three draft picks for the cornerback. The Bucs believe they are the only team with the cap space and need at the position to be interested in Revis. No other team has been linked to Revis, who is rehabbing from a torn ACL, except them for months. In the proposed deal the Jets would receive the Bucs’ No. 13 pick in this year’s draft and a third- and fifth-rounder in 2013 or 2014. This report could be se... Jets Blog | New York Post

Docs give Revis Green light to run; trade to Bucs looms

Darrelle Revis has been cleared for takeoff. Now, will he be taking off from the Jets? The team’s star cornerback had an MRI exam on his surgically repaired left knee yesterday that showed he is ahead of schedule in his rehab and ready to run without any restrictions, according... New York Post