Jets Flight Connections 03-23-10
by dvdvil on Mar 23, 2010 11:07 AM EDT
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LG Alan Faneca will be leading a walk for epilepsy awareness.
Fill out this form for a chance to win an autographed football from DE Shaun Ellis.
HC Rex Ryan apparently thinks FS Kerry Rhodes didn't give everything he had.
NT Kris Jenkins is healthy and fully participating in the offseason program.
Shutdown corners Darrelle Revis and Antonio Cromartie had a great first day of workouts.
Agent Alvin Keels insists there are teams interested in RB Leon Washington.
He thinks Little Leon will be more attractive in the later stages of free agency once fully healed.
Somebody remind this guy that free agents aren't doing so good in this uncapped year.
More connections after the jump.
Manish Mehta notes that owner Woody Johnson will be on Fox Business Network tonight at 7pm.
If you already spent a lot of money, spend some more and you'll get a little something back.
Turn On The Jets looks at Gang Green's wideouts.
The Jets Kvetch looks at blocking tight ends and fullbacks.
Real Football Service looks at the team's offseason moves.
I'm pretty confident the Super Bowl will be in New York in 2014.
Apparently, Commissioner Roger Goodell is not mad at Woody.
However, he's not too happy with Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger.
Clark Judge thinks the commish is pushing for overtime changes.
New England receives four compensatory draft picks.
QB Daunte Culpepper wants to play for Buffalo.
Lastly, say goodbye to Hollywood. I believe Kerry's success with the Jets was due to LB Jonathan Vilma's influence. Here they are watching film together. Interestingly, the opponent shown on tape is the Saints:
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"Most players buy into what we’re selling," Ryan said. "To be honest with you, I don’t know if Kerry fully bought in. I think he did later. As the year went on, I could see him trying to do what we asked."
Later, Ryan added, "If we thought he was giving us everything he had, it never would’ve been an issue."
Pretty much confirms what we all thought, Rhodes didn’t put the work in…… he had a rel chance this year to put his name up there and prove himself, and he was lazy….it’s why he will never be an elite safety, and why it’s good that he is gone.
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Oh man, you hate to hear Big Jenks talking about hanging it up. But going into his 10th year and carrying all that weight seems to be taking it’s toll. Could this mean Mt Cody is a stronger possibility at #29?
by nationalist88 on Mar 23, 2010 8:11 PM EDT up reply actions
I think so. Cody at 29 makes alot of sense. Guys with his size and athleticism don’t come around often, and right now you have a guy (Jenkins) on the team thats his size and can play at a high level that he can watch and learn little nuances about how to use his body. I think we almost have to go Cody. Our team identity right no is heavily predicated on our defense, and our defense can’t operate to full capacity without an immovable NT.
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