That will change in 2010, when the Giants open their new $1.3 billion stadium, replete with 217 pricey luxury suites. The Jets will share the building and are picking up half the tab. The NFL approved a $300 million stadium loan (twice the contribution by the league to any other stadium) that will be paid back with the visiting team's share of club seat revenues.The No. 2 receiver job is wide open, and the Jets could look to the draft to find their guy. The team is financially invested in top receiver Santonio Holmes, and Jeremy Kerley, a fifthround pick last year, showed promise as a slot receiver last year.

All three players can cut their losses and eliminate the risk of a longer and more costly suspension if the NFL wins its case. The Vikings and Saints also would have sufficient time to game plan for the absence of those three defenders. ET games during the early part of the regular season.Meanwhile, security blanket Wes Welker bolted to Denver as a free agent, runni