Flight Connections 10-07-12

Conor Orr: Mike Tannenbaum is working hard to find replacements for Santonio Holmes and Darrelle Revis.

Seth Walder: Rex Ryan ordered the first-team offense to practice against the first-team defense to improve both units.

Bob Glauber: Rex and Mike's partnership needs to win to survive.

Kevin Armstrong: Mike Pettine makes sure the quit quotes stick with the Jets.

Jane McManus: Tony Sparano isn't satisfied.

Mike Vorkunov: Mark Sanchez is confident that he will hold on to his starting job.

Star-Ledger: Sanchez gave a motivational speech to the Bernards High School football team.

Greg Logan: Chaz Schilens hopes to ease the pressure on Mark.

Kimberley A. Martin: Jeremy Kerley has a burning desire to succeed.

Manish Mehta: Tim Tebow is staying prepared even though he is not expecting to start.

Rich Cimini: Tebow doesn't look as spry with added weight.

Eric Allen: Kenrick Ellis is a bulldog in the middle.

Mike Sielski: Aaron Maybin is a sack specialist with no sacks.

Conor Orr: Antonio Cromartie is eager to prove himself versus Andre Johnson.

Mark Cannizzaro: The Jets are anxious to get back on the field.

Dennis Waszak Jr.: With the odds stacked, the Jets look to restore pride.

Brian Costello: The Jets gird for sack machine J.J. Watt. Is gird a word? Does everybody know about the gird?

Tara Sullivan: Brian Cushing has a headstrong will to deliver a team title.

ESPN Stats & Info offers three matchups to watch.

New York Times: Matt Schaub is getting harder to overlook.

NFL.com: The Jets hotly pursued Schaub in 2006.

USA Today: Arian Foster is not your typical running back.

Ultimate Texans: Ben Tate practices and should be ready for the Jets.

Jets Insider previews the game.

CBS Sports previews the game.

New York Times: Concussion prevention for child athletes.

Here is the JETway with Dan Vollmayer:

Enjoy your Sunday, Gang Green Gangsters. Apologies for being away for a while. I was busy working with Parker trying to foil Kubiak's plans.