New York Jets Flight Connections 6/6/16

Good morning, Gang Green Gangsters! Here are your daily New York Jets links for this Monday...

Darryl Slater: OLB Lorenzo Mauldin is in a position to play a big role in 2016.

Darryl Slater: CB Marcus Williams says that the Jets knew what they had in him.

Rich Cimini: LB Erin Henderson is predicting a Pro Bowl season.

Connor Hughes: The Jets use two fields at OTAs to get the younger players more reps.

Larry Brown Sports: Jets fans booed QB Geno Smith and chanted for QB Ryan Fitzpatrick at a team event.

Cincy Jungle: The Cincinnati Bengals cornerbacks versus the Jets WRs Brandon Marshall and Eric Decker in 2016.

Matt Warren: A playoff ultimatum for HC Rex Ryan doesn't make sense for the Buffalo Bills. Of course not. They haven't even fired the GM or the coordinators yet.

James Walker: The spotlight is now on RB Jay Ajayi to become the centerpiece of the Miami Dolphins' running game.

Christopher Gates: The Minnesota Vikings make Harrison Smith the NFL's highest paid safety.

Chase Stuart: Cleveland Browns WR Corey Coleman and rookie wide receiver targets.

Mike Florio: The NFL explains the rules for harvesting in game tablet video.

Nancy Armour: Answers in the CTE study will overshadow the controversy.

Mile High Report: Denver Broncos CB Aqib Talib was shot after a nightclub fight.

Pro Football Focus: Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo will likely be a top ten quarterback in 2016.

Sacramento Bee: The San Francisco 49ers' Bruce Miller is impressing the coaches at tight end and wide receiver.

SB Nation: The NFL is finally listening to medical marijuana researchers.

SB Nation: Arizona Cardinals S Tyrann Mathieu gives back to New Orleans after condemning the city's violent culture.

ESPN: Cardinals QB Carson Palmer ranks near the top in passing against the blitz.

ESPN: After a decade in Green Bay Packers HC Mike McCarthy's system, QB Aaron Rodgers hits the books.

ESPN: Los Angeles Rams DE Robert Quinn is aiming to get back to pass rushing dominance.

Here are your missed connections from yesterday.

I guess DE Muhammad Wilkerson doesn't want to train in vain:

Have a great week, everyone!