The Facts: If there was any doubt about Burress' future with the Jets, it vanished Wednesday night. Burress said a lot by saying a little when asked about his season with the Jets. The most telling short answer came when he was asked what he thought of Mark Sanchez as a QB. "Mark Sanchez is Mark Sanchez," Burress said.

Diehards Line:Don't count on seeing Burress back in a Jets uniform in 2012. Burress spoke to reporters from The Post and NBC at the NFL Experience. He was expansive and happy when talking about the Giants appearing in the Super Bowl and his memories of Super Bowl XLII in 2008. Whenever the topic turned to the Jets, his answers were succinct and the smile vanished from his face. Asked if he was happy with how his year with the Jets went, he said, "It went as it went." Asked if he thought the Jets used him to the best of his capabilities, he said, "They used me the way they wanted to use me." Pressed about his opinion of how they used him, he said, "I just answered your question." Burress caught 45 passes for 612 yards, both full-season career-lows, and eight touchdowns this season for the Jets after signing a one-year, $3.017 million deal with the team. He never developed a chemistry with Sanchez and his production faded as the year went on. Burress, a free agent, said he does not know where he will end up playing next season. Sounds like it won't be fore the Jets.