Huddled Masses for 2014 Super Bowl in New York Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell want fans to "embrace the weather" when the Super Bowl arrives in New York/New Jersey next season. As cold as it has been this past week, fans may have to embrace one another -- huddled masses yearning for body heat -- to ward off hypothermia. Tim Smith, The Daily News: Here's hoping Bloomberg and Goodell have saved some of that hot air from the press conference on Thursday to warm up those hardy Super Bowl fans that hit town next year. If not, they can stand in Times Square and hand out thermal underwear and hot chocolate as a goodwill gesture. A few other New York notes and links before we head into Super Bowl, New Orleans edition: Rich Cimini of ESPN New York gave five reasons for the Jets to keep Darrelle Revis, and five to trade him. Also from Cimini: The ESPN analyst Andrew Brandt, in a podcast with Ross Tucker, suggested the Jets already know they won't be able to satisfy Revis and will part ways with him: "I don't think this kid is ever going to be happy, financially," Brandt said. Niners receiver Mario Manningham will miss the Super Bowl a year after helping the Giants win it. Another Giant-turned-49er, Brandon Jacobs, said he wouldn't do anything differently even though he, too, will miss the Super Bowl. Jets fans may be popping out of their skin at hearing Rex Ryan's excitement over a possible Mark Sanchez turnaround next season. From Thursday's news conference introducing Jets General Manager John Idzik. I just saw him in the hallway, actually, I said hello. I will see him. I know he is in town and I will talk to him. He has to be popping out of his skin. I think as any quarterback would. You have the combination of Marty Mornhinweg and David Lee as coaches, that's a heck of a start. I believe Mark needs to erase his hard drive. I think it's new. He has to be excited about it. The fact that he's reaching out to Jeff Garcia to get an idea about all of it tells you how much he wants to. Will there be competition? There's going to be, as John mentioned, competition at every spot. He obviously is excited about this. He's probably just trying to get a head start. Here's what Idzik, formerly an executive with the Seahawks, had to say about Sanchez: Obviously with Pete Carroll, we have a little bit of background there on him coming out of school. I can't comment really. I'm literally hours into the building. Rex had to show me my office [laughter], so I don't want to drill down too deep. We're going to save for our evaluation process in the days and weeks to come, but in looking at Mark, even evaluating him as a draft prospect, he's athletic guy, he was accomplished at USC. He's done some nice things here. But I think we just need to take our time and evaluate Mark with everybody else on the roster and see how we can move forward and improve. Extra point It's so easy to look back and second-guess, but at least one Jets executive was a huge fan of Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson before last season's draft. Mike Vorkunov, The Star-Ledger: "Senior Personnel Executive Terry Bradway championed the former Wisconsin quarterback's cause, defensive coordinator Mike Pettine said. It earned Wilson the nickname of "Russell Bradway" around the organization."