New York Jets owner Woody Johnson would consider having his team appear on Hard Knocks again according to Jenny Vrentas of the Newark Star-Ledger. Johnson, at the launch of the NFL's new pop-up store on Sixth Avenue between 41st and 42nd streets, said he has heard the speculation that HBO would be interested in having the Jets on the training-camp documentary TV show for the second time in three years. The speculation, of course, began after the Jets made a big splash by trading for Tim Tebow. "I have heard that, but we have yet to receive a formal invitation," Johnson said. "When we do, we will take a look at it." Does that mean the Jets have had informal discussions with HBO? "Yeah but... nothing...," Johnson said, stopping himself to explain: "It’s a formal invitation that we can respond to, not an informal (one)." Johnson said the team participating in the show in 2010, when the Jets went on to reach the AFC Championship Game, brought "tremendous value." Fans across the country had the chance to get to know the Jets, he said, and and the feedback was only positive, asked if there was a downside, he said that's something the organization would discuss if it got the invitation. Source: The Redzone
