Jets players say Tim Boyle is ready for his starting shot because he has prepared intensely for the moment. Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post. Plus, Boyle has become more vocal, Uzomah said.

Tim Boyle cited a desire to blend the different elements of the Jets' offense — running the ball, quick throws, deep passes — in his second start. Primary Menu Sections. US News.

Tim Boyle, who played behind Aaron Rodgers while both were Packers, will look to keep the Jets’ faint playoffs hopes alive Friday against the AFC rival Dolphins.

Coach Robert Saleh said Saturday Tim Boyle will start at quarterback in their next game, Dec. 3 against the Falcons. “Yeah, we’re giving Timmy another shot to roll next week,” Saleh said.

Tim Boyle — a self-described decisive QB who considers himself a different player from his last starts — is getting a shot to lead the Jets' offense. Primary Menu Sections. US News.

Tim Boyle had “no clue,” even at halftime, that the Jets would turn to Trevor Siemian. But after Boyle’s throw intended for Garrett Wilson was intercepted by Jessie Bates III late in the ...

Tim Boyle started three games for the Lions in 2021 and has been in the NFL for six seasons. (Trevor Ruszkowski / USA Today) Racioppi and Boyle studied the throws he was missing with the Lions, ...

But Tim Boyle may be starting for the Dolphins next Monday night at home against the quite-beatable Titans? "Business as usual," Boyle, 29, said. "Nothing's going to change.

But Tim Boyle may be starting for the Dolphins next Monday night at home against the quite-beatable Titans? "Business as usual," Boyle, 29, said. "Nothing's going to change.

Tim Boyle was so much better prepared for his second NFL start, so much more comfortable than that emergency start he had to make back in Cleveland despite not being able to throw a football for ...

ALLEN PARK -- Detroit Lions backup quarterback Tim Boyle will undergo surgery for a broken thumb, with coach Dan Campbell saying he “could be out a while.” When asked if Boyle could miss the ...

The Green Bay Packers likely didn’t expect Tim Boyle to make their roster out of camp in 2018. After he did, they likely knew they wouldn’t be able to stash him forever. Boyle, a 6-foot-4, 234 ...