Jets Flight Connections 08-10-10
by dvdvil on Aug 10, 2010 1:35 PM EDT
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ESPN New York's Ian O'Connor: Owner Woody Johnson needs to sign CB Darrelle Revis.
Journal News's Sam Borden: Jets fans pay for Revis' holdout.
Newsday's Bob Glauber: No quick fix on horizon for Revis holdout.
Newsday's Rod Boone: Impasse with Revis might eat into season.
The Daily News's Gary Myers: Johnson's dire talk is nothing new.
The Post's Steve Serby: Pay Darrelle his money!
CB Dwight Lowery wants rookie CB Kyle Wilson to start ahead of him.
LB Jamaal Westerman works hard and listens.
OLB Jason Taylor likes being in green and white.
TE Dustin Keller is a good at receiving and improving at blocking.
WR Santonio Holmes wants to be a Jet for a long time.
STC Mike Westhoff loyally obliged to the team by planning to stay through next year.
Jets great QB Joe Namath talks about the NFL Hall of Fame.
ESPN New York's Rich Cimini reports on this morning's practice.
ESPN.com's Matthew Berry breaks down the team's fantasy values.
Turn On The Jets thinks about the absence of Revis.
Jets Twit is not worried about it.
Former Jets K Mike Nugent talks to the Columbus Dispatch about returning from injury.
Former Jets DT Mick Williams has signed with Chicago.
Broadway Joe on "Sports Century", after the jump:
There are more parts to the above video if you click the youtube link.
Sanchise slides at practice:
"Some men you just can't reach":
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of “dwight lowery wants wilson to start” ,supposedly from D Clowney:
@Revis24 Homeboy Come on back 2 practice so we can win this Super Bowl I’ll hook U up wit half my check. Not much but itll hold U down 4 now
i dont tweet so i dont know if clowney really posted that. Did he?
Revis I-land
It’s all about me baby! Woody should just turn over ownership to me. Afterall, I almost went to the Super Bowl. Those other 10 guys out there on D had nothing to do with it. Forget about them. IT’s IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-land.
by sanchezvillagedude on Aug 10, 2010 3:03 PM EDT reply actions
Yup. Lets pay the best defensive player of our generation like we would an average corner and expect everybody else to do the same. And if he doesn’t like it, we’ll just tell the real defensive MVP to take a hike. Because… you know… he’s just not worth it.
So based on his performance thus far, 2007-2009, your conclusion is that you have seen enough to claim him the best defensive player of a generation?
We don’t know the offers the Jets have made, I’ll make the safe assumption that they exceed 10mm per, and you think that is plus or minus what the average corner makes?
The sarcasm was intentionally laid on thick but the exaggeration appears to be an unintended accomplishment.
Based on what i saw last year, yeah. I’ve never seen a player shut down #1s all game every game. Thats crazy. He’s still very young. I have no reason to think he won’t be able to do it every year. Its not like he benifitted from an elite pass rush. He created the pass rush by freeing up a safety to blitz with. Without him, that defense was less than mediocre last year. With him they were number one. If he keeps playing like that, and he will barring injury, he’ll be the best defensive player ever.
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