Mike Antoniou is a journalist who focuses on national sports coverage in the United States. He is a writer for Yardbarker and covers a range of topics related to the New York Jets, including game analysis, player trades, coaching decisions, and player interviews.
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Mike Antoniou focuses on sports, particularly football and the New York Jets. His coverage includes opinion editorials, event coverage, and announcements related to the team. Given his emphasis on opinion pieces, he might be interested in pitches from experts or analysts who can provide unique perspectives on ongoing developments within the team.
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By: Mike Antoniou
Sometimes things don't always go the way you plan it. Certainly, for the 3-6 New York Jets , this isn't how they thought the season would go.
As the 4p.m. Eastern NFL trade deadline passed, the New York Jets didn't make any significant deals for the second half of their season except to trade away Mike Williams to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
By: Mike Antoniou
This is a part of a weekly series where I take a look at potential coaching hires for the New York Jets for the 2025 season.
By: Mike Antoniou
Let me start off here by saying the people who threaten or attack players on social media are cowards and frankly are nothing more than the lowest rung of human existence.
By: Mike Antoniou
Are we witnessing the final days of Joe Douglas as GM of the New York Jets? I believe so. And I believe he deserves to be held accountable for the lackluster performance under his tenure as GM.
By: Mike Antoniou
Here we are again Jets fans. Another season of hope dragged down by reality. A season where it wasn't a matter of if the Jets were going to make
By: Mike Antoniou
The New York Jets have a problem. To be honest they have a lot of problems, but it seems simply that the overarching issue is simple: they just don't know how to win.
By: Mike Antoniou
The New York Jets have a quarterback problem. And while fans of this team have been saying that for years, it was all supposed to be over (or they
By: Mike Antoniou
It was a make-or-break season for Joe Douglas and the Jets are certainly broken. And they are broken beyond repair.
By: Mike Antoniou
Just hours after Woody Johnson officially fired GM Joe Douglas , a move that was sure to happen at the end of the season anyway, The Athletic released
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