Jets Flight Connections 03-11-10

by dvdvil on Mar 11, 2010 10:08 AM EST

LB Jamaal Westerman spoke to high school students in New Jersey.

Gang Green officially hearts TE Ben Hartsock.

HC Rex Ryan was watching noseguard Terrence Cody yesterday.

Congratulations to the New York Jets for their Player Assistance Program Award.

Congratulations to Jets Television Network for their five Emmy nominations.

Check out their Emmy nominated special, "That Super Season with Joe Namath."

More connections after the jump.

The Jets Kvetch writes about RB Leon Washington.

Turn on the Jets looks over the secondary.

DB Marlin Jackson planned to visit the Jets but Philadelphia signed him.

RB Kevin Faulk has re-signed with New England.

He waited to see how much would be offered to RB Thomas Jones first.

Randy Lange wishes good luck to TJ as a Chief.

RB LaDainian Tomlinson seems fine with being a third down back.

Former Jets TE Sean Ryan signs with Washington.

Former Jets TE Anthony Becht re-signs with Arizona.

AFC East Blog has the tackle inefficiency ratings for linebackers.

USA Today rates the top defensive linemen in the draft.

The Fifth Down: NFL prospects have no privacy on the internet.

Lastly, just reliving WR Brad Smith's kickoff return touchdown:

And this nice stiff arm by TJ:

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Knew it. Rex likes Cody. Although they have a good pair of corners down in Bama as well. I wonder if Cody is legit. Some say he’s lazy, but then you see his athleticism when they lined him at FB and when he blocked 2 FGs during the season. He WAS a dominant force for 2 years in the SEC. Didn’t really think we needed a DT, but if Rex thinks Cody can be a stud then im all for it.

by Crackback on Mar 11, 2010 10:59 AM EST reply actions

Let Jenkins

play DE. Keeping hearing Douglass is iffy to return, but don’t really know. Should do wonders for Jenkins healthwise.

"Relax, all right? Don't try to strike everybody out. Strikeouts are boring; besides that, they're fascist. Throw some ground balls. It's more democratic."
- CRASH DAVIS

by nrmax88 on Mar 11, 2010 4:39 PM EST up reply actions

If Cody can be a monster im all for it. Jenks would be tough to deal with as a DE, he’s just too disruptive.

by Crackback on Mar 11, 2010 7:20 PM EST up reply actions

Agreed crackback.

Jenkins is getting up there and coming off a torn ACL, so if Rex really is impressed with Cody we could always move Jenkins to end.

by Jerrad p on Mar 11, 2010 11:26 AM EST reply actions

First thing I was thinking when I saw that article; a potential successor at the nose for Big Jenks. Not familiar with this player but ceratinly an area we can improve. Only two options for the first round in April: A disruptive force on the d-line who can stuff the run (our starting DL’men are getting long in the tooth) or a pass rusher offenses will have to account for. What’s scary is that our coaches may be relying on Gholston to emerge in this department, and the odds of that happening are between zero and nil..

by nationalist88 on Mar 11, 2010 1:41 PM EST reply actions