Jets Flight Connections 03-05-10
by dvdvil on Mar 5, 2010 12:46 PM EST
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CB Antonio Cromartie says hello to Jets fans.
Dennis Waszak Jr.: It just got a lot tougher to throw against the New York Jets.
Mike Cannizzaro: GM Mike Tannenbaum orchestrated another bold move.
J.P. Pelzman: The Jets will give San Diego a 3rd round pick which could turn to a 2nd.
Randy Lange: Cromartie gets his wish by joining an attacking defense.
Dave Hutchinson: On the field, there is no denying his talent.
Rich Cimini: This is the rap sheet on Cromartie off the field.
Steve Serby: There is a huge risk in getting the Bolts' nut.
The Fifth Down: Cromartie comes with a trouble tag.
AFC East Blog: There is a flipside to Cromartie's upside.
New York Newsday: The trade doesn't come without risk.
San Diego Union-Tribune: Cromartie has problems with child-support and the DMV.
SNY.tv touched on the possible deal earlier yesterday. Watch whether they thought it would happen.
More connections after the jump.
Yahoo! Sports: Cro is in the perfect situation to become a shutdown corner.
The Jets Blog posted what is being said on the web about the trade.
NBC New York wonders how the Jets could get Cro for a 2nd round pick at most.
Xtra Point Football says Cromartie is a ticking timebomb.
Sixth Man of the Year examines Cro's issues, circumstances and value.
Turn On the Jets looks at the deal and its impact on the off-season.
Jets Fuel welcomes the new Jets cornerback.
Before the big trade, the Jets released CB Lito Sheppard.
Now that we have a second corner, GGN's njdevil7 presents a checklist for Gang Green.
Jets WR Wallace Wright is not tendered and could be gone.
Recently released RB Thomas Jones could still return.
Former Jets TE Chris Baker has been released by the Patriots.
Former Jets WR Laveranues Coles has been released by the Bengals.
Veteran QB Chad Pennington and the Dolphins hit a snag in negotiation.
Veteran QB Jake Delhomme will be released by the Panthers.
Lions HC Jim Schwartz goes with Rex Ryan's recruiting strategy.
While the Chargers have soured on Cro, they are keeping RB Darren Sproles.
Mike Freeman warns about WR Brandon Marshall.
Former Jets LG Pete Kendall, now on the NFLPA, warns players.
Sports Illustrated has the latest news from the free agency market.
Associated Press: NFL free agency begins without salary cap.
Antonio Cromartie talks about the art of the interception.
Lastly, Cromartie highlights, of course:
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Cromartie is a real pro
Pro-creator that is, ha-ha. 7 kids with 6 different women? He obviously doesn’t believe in certain types of coverage.
Seriously, If it becomes a second round pick, I think that’s too steep a price to pay for an overrated corner who is a poor tackler vs. the run (watch what he did on Shonn Green’s TD run in the playoffs, he was a screen door). If it’s a third round pick then that probably means he did not play well enough to get us where we need to go, so it’s kind of lose-lose.
by Mackey Sasser on Mar 5, 2010 1:03 PM EST reply actions 4 recs
Obviouslt he has maturity issues, but I wouldnt label him a bad guy. From all accounts the champaigne think had nothing to do with him other than he was at the bar when it happened. Since he was the highest profiled person there, and probably had the deepest pockets, of course he got named in the suit. The kids stuff is immaturity, as is the DMV stuff. The tweeting thing can be handled in one meeting, and really was that big of a deal. Can’t say the guy is divisive. But if you wanna take the negative and run with it, theres plenty of ammo.
I agree with you Crack, you get immature people and just plain bad people, Cromartie falls into the first category. I hope he settles down a little bit and just focuses on his football, but it’s not like he is being done for gun possession or assault or anything like that. I think playing with someone who has a great work ethic like Revis will do wonders for Cro.
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I was thinking the same. We have a great veteran presence and lots of leadership on the defense. I think he’ll be fine here. I just hope he doesn’t buddy up with Braylon and Rhodes. Those are the only two i worry about being lockerroom issues right now.
Can see why you would worry, but like I was saying yesterday, any player that comes to the Jets gets a clean slate as far as I;m concerned (within reason). Braylon since being here hasn’t been a problem at all (and if we were being honest, how much of a problem was he in Cleveland, really?). Kerry hasn’t exactly been bad either, he was disappointed with the benching and said a few things that he probably shouldn’t of. Some guys were unhappy but I can’t imagine him being a locker room cancer or anything like that. If anything, this team actually seems like harmonious, and that’s pretty hard to get from 50+ guys in one area.
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does it really matter the deal is done and if cromartie gets out of line you know for a fact scott and pace will put him in his place
We should throw out a feeler to Sharper. The man can still hawk.
This.
"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
Sharper is meeting with the Bears either today or tomorrow. Seems Chicago is going on a spending rampage this off-season.
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David I want to apologize for our disagreement last night.
Nothing personal, far from it. I enjoy debating football and sometimes I get to heated.
"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
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