New York Jets Flight Connections 10/19/17

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

Newsday: Owner Christopher Johnson is pleased with the Jets’ progress.

Daniel Popper: The two Jets players who attended the meeting with NFL owners refused to elaborate.

Ethan Greenberg: The Jets want to re-establish the run attack.

Randy Lange: TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins is focused on the here and now.

Darryl Slater: Will RB Bilal Powell return to boost the Jets’ run game at the Miami Dolphins?

Newsday: QB Josh McCown and WR Robby Anderson is working on improving their timing.

Connor Hughes: ILB Darron Lee is progressing, while Anderson is justifiably frustrated.

Rich Cimini: ILB Demario Davis says player protests could end soon.

Dennis Waszak Jr.: The Jets are short on sacks but aren’t about to panic.

Outsports: When Greg Buttle’s son came out, dad couldn’t have been happier.

Niners Nation: The San Francisco 49ers have signed DT Leger Douzable.

Palm Beach Post: Dolphins HC Adam Gase tells the NFL’s worst pass-catchers to practice more.

The Ringer: The New England Patriots pass defense is bad at everything.

Danny Kelly: The Green Bay Packers can’t contend without QB Aaron Rodgers.

Art Stapleton: New York Giants CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie is happy to be back.

Jason Fitzgerald: Week 6 running back valuations.

Chase Stuart: Young running backs are taking over the NFL.

USA Today: The Cleveland Browns go back to QB DeShone Kizer.

USA Today: There's no timetable for Indianapolis Colts QB Andrew Luck’s return.

USA Today: Philadelphia Eagles DE Chris Long is using his salary to launch the Pledge 10 for Tomorrow campaign.

Football Zebras: An unbalanced stat sheet prompts the push to pull Pete Morelli from the Eagles game.

Football Outsiders: The truth behind the rising injury rates.

Associated Press: The NFL draft is headed for Dallas.

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Happy Thursday!