JETS WIDE RECIEVER BRAYLON EDWARDS GETS ARRESTED FOR DRUNK DRIVING!

Trouble-prone Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards was busted for drunken driving Tuesday morning near the Lincoln Tunnel with a blood alcohol reading of twice the legal limit, police said.
Edwards, 27, was pulled over after he was seen driving erratically in a Range Rover with heavily tinted windows at 34th St. and 12th Ave. at 5:13 a.m., according to cops.

Edwards, who was riding with a passenger, blew .16 on a Breathalyzer test of blood-alcohol content. The legal limit is .08.

Cops said Edwards was cooperative. He was awaiting arraignment in Manhattan.

Edwards was traded from the Cleveland Browns to the Jets last year, just two days after he was accused of punching a friend of NBA star LeBron James outside a Cleveland nightclub.

Edwards pleaded to aggravated disorderly conduct in return for probation, a suspended jail term and a $1,000 fine. James dismissed Edwards' attack as "childish."

While with the Browns, Edwards wore out his welcome by criticizing the team's play-calling and arguing with teammates.

Edwards, who caught a touchdown in the Jets' win Sunday over the New England Patriots, was flagged for taunting after the score - a mistake that kept Coach Rex Ryan from giving him a game ball.

"We are very disappointed in Braylon's actions this morning," said a statement from Jets general manager general manager Mike Tannenbaum.

"The Player Protect program is in place for our organization to prevent this situation. Braylon is aware of this program and showed poor judgment."

The Player Protect program provides car service to players who are out partying.

The statement continued, "We are reviewing the information with the league and will impose the appropriate disciplinary measures."

In a recent blog post at GQ.com, Edwards wrote, "You can easily get caught up doing too much 'New York' - but you've got to manage it, understand your reason for being here."