FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Darrelle Revis has had a rough season, filled with questions about his desire, abilities and passion for the game.The New York Jets cornerback will likely also face some tough decisions in the offseason -- including whether hell accept a possible pay cut.Well see, Revis said Thursday. Well see what happens next year. Well see. Lot of things going on. Well see. Well figure it out.Revis is scheduled to make $15 million, including a $2 million roster bonus, next season -- but thats a lofty salary for an aging player who admittedly has had a subpar year.The roster bonus would kick in on the second day of the league year in March, but the Jets could choose to cut ties with the 31-year-old Revis if he doesnt want to renegotiate his deal.For me, personally, its a down year, Revis said. Its a down year for the team. Its a down year for me, personally, but Ive been in these situations before. Its not the year for us.Weve got these last couple of games this month of December to actually come out with some positives at the end of the season and then focus on the offseason.For me, personally, my focus is on the future of this football club.Revis doesnt currently have an agent representing him after firing Neil Schwartz and Jonathan Feinsod earlier this year. The cornerback told The Associated Press that he has no plans to hire a new agent, but rather handle future contract issues himself with the assistance of lawyers.If the Jets cut Revis, the team would still owe him $6 million as part of the $39 million in guarantees in the five-year, $70 million deal he signed with New York in 2015.That would make Revis, who has struggled mightily this season, a free agent while also clearing about $9.3 million of his $15.3 million salary cap hit.A published report Thursday, citing an anonymous source, suggested that Revis might have lost his passion for football and perhaps doesnt want to play anymore. He told the AP last month that he has not at all thought about retiring, and dismissed the report.When asked if he intends to continue playing beyond this year, Revis simply said: Im under contract until 2018.People say a lot of things, said Revis, whos actually signed through 2019. I cant sit here and justify where reports come and where these things come from. I dont know the report. I dont know what source said this or whatnot. Im here to play football. Thats what Im here to do.Revis has been one of the best players in franchise history, quickly establishing himself as a shutdown cornerback shortly after being drafted in the first round by the Jets in 2007.He has dealt with several contract squabbles throughout his career, and was traded by New York to Tampa Bay in 2013. After one season with the Buccaneers, Revis signed a one-year deal with New England and helped the Patriots win the Super Bowl during the 2014 season.He returned to the Jets the following offseason, bringing Revis Island back to New York. But he hasnt played at his usual All-Pro level this year, prompting many fans and media to question whether he might be facing the end of his career. Despite all that, Revis insisted he isnt letting the frustration get to him.No, actually not, he said. 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PHILADELPHIA -- Ed Snider created a Philadelphia Flyers franchise stocked with so many great moments, all it takes is a simple crane of the neck toward the banners hanging from the rafters to rekindle 50 years of memories.Banners celebrate division titles (remember the Patrick Division?), conference championships and numbers of retired greats. Bernie Parent. Mark Howe. Bobby Clarke. All among the Flyers immortalized with one of sports highest honors.Two banners have been raised for each of the Flyers Stanley Cup championships.Walk around the Wells Fargo Center and see concourses stuffed with history; every hat -- and even a bra or two -- tossed on the ice for a hat trick, plaques, newspaper clippings, a scroll in honor of all 112 individual and business season ticket holders of the Flyers first season in 1967-68 are on display. The Flyers have long been known for their ode to the past, yet whats in public view barely scratched the ice of what the team has preserved.Ed Snider was very proud of the history of the Flyers from Day 1, said archivist Brian McBride. They saved and collected stuff from the get-go. You dont often think of things as history when its happening, and then its history, and you think, we should have saved that.Take a winding staircase to reach what employees dub the bat cave, and Flyers history is stacked floor-to-ceiling with programs, magazines, slides, photos and sports sections that have documented 50 years of history.The Flyers (1-1-1) open the home slate of their 50th anniversary season Thursday against Anaheim for the first time in team history without Snider. Snider died of cancer in April.His foresight to save, save, save, helped turn space inside the arena into a sort-of sports edition of Hoarders, only with a tinge of nostalgia sweeping through every step of would could stand for the franchises cluttered Hall of Fame.He was always appreciative of the history, McBride said.Only the Flyers save more than Bernie Parent.Snider, who enjoyed greeting his players with a handshake in the locker room, ordered cameras for players and employees so they could snap photos during the Flyers 1970s heyday. Flip through one of the piles of photo albums and find plastics sheets holding shots of Clarke hoisting the Stanley Cup trophy, but also of Snider shaking hands with fans during the parade and candid snapshots like late announcer Gene Hart swimming in a pool..ddddddddddddhink the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto would want some of this gear: An All-Star game jersey from Eric Lindros, and, a full Clarke equipment set from the 1977-78 season with jersey (with Barry Ashbee patch), stick, pads and gloves.Clarke, the greatest Flyer, has spent 45 years in various roles with the team. Hes the career leader in games played and points and delivered a poignant speech about what he hoped happened to him when he died at Sniders funeral.I really hope that when I get there, I get another chance to play one more game in the orange and black under Mr. Sniders Philadelphia Flyers, he said.The Flyers dont have their first game on tape. The earliest recording in possession is the first two periods of the Jan. 4, 1968 game against Boston.But who needs TV in what could be a fan cave?Pull up a chair (plucked from their old home, the Spectrum), flip through the record collection and put the needle on a vinyl album of God Bless The Flyers. Forget video clips or games stored on the DVR. The album includes exciting play-by-play action, highlights and interviews of the `73-74 championship season. Thirsty? There are unopened cans of soda from decades ago stamped with the Flyers logo on the shelf.And for the brave man who wants to smell like a champion today, theres even a bottle of Bully cologne.Duck! But dont worry, if a loose puck bops you on the head, the Flyers still have plaques for The Loyal Order of the Unducked Puck.To you, brave fan, who courageously stopped a puck without leaving the stands, the Philadelphia Flyers award full membership in the loyal order of the unducked puck, with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereunto.None of the sprays, plays and collectors items would be stored without that need for the first score sheet.California Seals 5, Flyers 1. Oct. 11, 1967. The lineup: Jean Gauthier and John Miszuk on defense; Lou Angotti at center; Brit Selby at left wing; Wayne Hicks at right wing; and Parent in net.The Flyers have simply saved most of the memorabilia, though many pads, pucks and Polaroids have been donated from players or employees.Theres no guarantee the Flyers will add another banner for this season.But that bobblehead, yearbook, and foam finger will surely be preserved for decades to come. ' ' '