Jets Flight Connections 06-21-10

The Newark Star-Ledger's Jenny Vrentas reports on the re-education of OL Vladimir Ducasse.

WR Braylon Edwards is looking forward to playing against Detroit this season.

The former Wolverine spoke about current UM head coach Rich Rodriguez.

He also hosted a charity basketball tournament while back in Michigan.

Fellow WR Brad Smith participated in a football camp at his hometown in Ohio.

SNY's "Jet Nation" shares a video of DT Kris Jenkins speaking about his return from injury.

The official team website shares a video of CB Darrelle Revis speaking about minicamp.

The Daily News's Gary Myers argues that the shutdown corner should hold out.

The New York Post's Bart Hubbuch is one person RB LaDainian Tomlinson will want to prove wrong.

OC Brian Schottenheimer has three number 1 receivers, and possibly two number 1 RBs.

Gang Green's only Super Bowl team (so far) will hold a Celebrity Golf Classic in July.

More connections after the jump.

HC Rex Ryan and his assistants played softball against the Baltimore staff over the weekend.

Jets Twit reports on QB Mark Sanchez's weekend of fishing.

Jets Kvetch blames thanks Dad for his Jets fandom.

Jet Nation answers questions regarding contracts.

Jersey Jets Fan shares newspaper clippings of the franchise through the years.

Turn On The Jets examines the linemen on defense.

Gang Green has the 7th best O-line in the league, and third in the division, according to Jason Cole.  Even though he brings up potential problems with the teams ahead of the Jets, he says, "Facts are facts."

In-depth expert analysis from the Incredible Mike Florio: these teams won't return to the playoffs because other teams "will be gunning for them", they'll have "a bull's-eye in every game", they're "facing more scrutiny than ever", and because "the rest of the league will have had months to break down" what they did.

Former Jets QB Chad Pennington is participating in former Jets TE Anthony Becht's football camp.

ProInterviews speaks with Oakland LB Isaiah Ekejiuba.

The makers of FieldTurf are suing to force Minnesota to use their surface in their stadium.