Revis Is Reserved on His Contract, and Candid About Belichick FLORHAM PARK, N.J. - Amidst speculation that he might hold out for the second time in three years, Jets Pro Bowl cornerback Darrell Revis stayed away from talking too much about his contract. "Right now I'm here, getting prepared," Revis said at his locker Thursday. I'm not even thinking about contract situations. Everybody knows the situation, they know the deal. I can't sit here and say I'm going to hold out or not. When asked if he's happy with the deal he signed after a prolonged holdout in 2010 - a four-year deal worth $46 million - Revis said, "I'm not unhappy about nothing." "I'm not sitting here saying how badly I want it," he said. I look at it as a broader picture: if you work hard, if you play well on the field, not even just me, players should get compensated for their play. That's just the general way I look at it. When that time comes, we'll handle it with my representatives. Revis did not hold back, however, from expanding on comments he made on ESPN regarding Patriots coach Bill Belichick. In March, while playing a word-association game on ESPN's "Sportscenter," Revis replied, "jerk" when prompted with the name Belichick. On Thursday he didn't exactly apologize. "I gave my honest opinion," Revis said. That's how I feel. I feel that people let him slide when he says his smart remarks about certain things. He says comments about us like he never coached here. "They told me to sum it up," he added. I gave one word. He can take it how he wants. He can say what he wants to say back. When reminded about teammate Antonio Cromartie's insult of Patriots quarterback Tom Brady two years ago, Revis continued. "He wants to throw a touchdown and point at our sideline," Revis said of Brady. That's disrespect, man. That's not sportsmanship. Now do people say words on the field to each other? That's in between the lines. But then when it's getting out of hand, come on, man. Come on. Sportsmanship. The Jets will play the Patriots on Nov. 15.