Flight Connections 01/17/17: New York Jets extend Brian Winters, Todd Bowles likes Bilal Powell

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

Darryl Slater: How should the Jets handle the 2017 offseason salary cap moves?

Eric Allen: HC Todd Bowles is impressed with RB Bilal Powell's toughness, quickness and resiliency.

Randy Lange: RG Brian Winters signs a contract extension.

Brian Costello: Winters will get about $8 million per year.

Rich Cimini: The one concern with Winters is durabilty, as he has yet to start a full season.

Dennis Waszak Jr.: LT Ryan Clay is not likely to be back, and OL Ben Ijalana is scheduled to be a free agent.

Connor Hughes: Could Kansas City Chiefs QB Alex Smith be a surprising option for the Jets?

Connor Hughes: Will the Jets have a shot at Houston Texans CB A.J. Bouye?

Battle Red Blog: The Texans and OC George Godsey mutually agree to part ways.

Jimmy Kempski: The Philadelphis Eagles are considering moving on from starting C Jason Kelce.

Larry Brown Sports: Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo is likely to pick the team he wants to be traded to.

Star Telegram: Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott says the NFL is dragging its feet on his domestic violence investigation.

New Orleans Advocate: The New Orleans Saints have interest in San Francisco 49ers STC Derius Swinton.

Richard Hill: The New England Patriots were prepared for the pass rush but failed to execute.

Jeff Hartman: Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown's video was ill-timed but hardly the fire storm some have created.

Mike Florio: The NFL is looking into the Seattle Seahawks' failure to disclose CB Richard Sherman's injury.

Robert Klemko: The other side of the Green Bay Packers.

Danny Kelly: Offense wins championships.

David Chao: Who is healthy for the championship games?

Andrew Brandt: The five myths of NFL relocations.

ESPN: The San Diego Chargers' desperate move is a shot to the NFL's vitality.

Pro Football Talk: Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti would like fewer commercials on NFL broadcasts.

Football Zebras: Referee Carl Cheffers is likely to get the Super Bowl nod.

Rule of Tree: Draft preview of Christian McCaffrey.

How about some Ozzy:

Happy Tuesday!