Wayne Chrebet was No. 3 when it all began in 1995, a long shot free-agent dreamer out of Hofstra who had rooted for those Lawrence Taylor-Phil Simms-Harry Carson Giants while growing up in ...

Wayne Chrebet, who spent 11 seasons as a Jets wide receiver, was cited by the U.S. Dept. of Labor for violations at his Long Island restaurant.

Wayne Chrebet is looking sharp in his suit and tie as he swipes his card key and opens the glass doors to the trading room floor at Barclays in midtown Manhattan. “My new playing field,&#8221… ...

Wayne Chrebet became a fan favorite among Jets supporters for his hard-nosed play and clutch catches en route to becoming one of the best receivers in franchise history. Now he has a chance to be k… ...

The New York Jets were one game away from the Super Bowl in 1999. Wayne Chrebet still feels the pain of coming so close to ending the Super Bowl draught.

TAMPA, Fla. — At the end Sunday in Raymond James Stadium, it was so quiet you could hear Keyshawn Johnson’s jaw drop. Finally. For seven days, Johnson talked and talked while Wayne Chrebet ...

Chrebet had many memorable moments with the Jets, such as amassing 12 receptions for 162 yards and five third-down conversions vs. the Rams in 1995 and hauling in all eight passes targeted to him ...

Chrebet, from Garfield, New Jersey, was undrafted out of Hofstra in 1995, but got a tryout with the Jets. He went from 11th on the depth chart to making the team, going on to a terrific 11-year ...

Chrebet, who played wide receiver for parts of 11 seasons with the New York Jets, wears a loose-fitting throwback White Sox jersey that reads "JORDAN 45" on the back.

See the moment where the Jets surprised the long-time season ticket holder as the 2024 Jets Fan of the Year. See the moment when a videoboard message from C.J. Mosley announces former U.S. Navy ...

One Jets legend who was on the front lines to witness what can happen when a top running back comes to town is all aboard with the unrestricted free agency signing of former Pittsburgh superstar back ...