Flight Connections 11/14/17: New York Jets stick with Josh McCown, offensive line is bad

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

Brian Costello: The last two weeks have revealed what the Jets are.

Dennis Waszak Jr.: HC Todd Bowles says he's sticking with QB Josh McCown at quarterback.

Darryl Slater: Bowles is not considering a switch to QBs Bryce Petty or Christian Hackenberg.

Brian Costello: Bowles can't imagine turning to the young Jets quarterbacks.

Calvin Watkins: The offensive line struggles left McCown sore.

Chase Stuart: McCown and setting a new career high in touchdown passes at age 38.

Rich Cimini: Still in need of a franchise QB, the 4-6 Jets are facing a dilemma: Play to win and feel good about yourself now or lose and build hope for the future?

Connor Hughes: It looks like WR Chad Hansen is the player the Jets are using to replace WR Jeremy Kerley on offense.

NY Jets: CB Darryl Roberts' interception.

Bergen Record: Five takeaways after the Jets fall to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

NJ.com: The New York Giants add DE Jordan Williams to 53-man roster.

Associated Press: QB Cam Newton was tired of the Carolina Panthers' defense getting all of the glory.

Associated Press: The Kansas City Chiefs waive DT Roy Miller after his domestic violence incident.

Associated Press: HC Sean McVay wants the Los Angeles Rams focused as the playoffs become a possibility.

Associated Press: Los Angeles Chargers QB Philip Rivers reports possible concussion symptoms.

The Ringer: Despite the Jacksonville Jaguars' best efforts, no team can lose games like the Chargers.

ProFootballTalk: The Detroit Lions could have been called for delay of game on the Cleveland Browns' sneak before halftime.

Tom Ley: New England Patriots TE Martellus Bennett's situation is very strange.

Danny Kelly: QB Drew Brees is still great, but it’s a balanced approach that’s led to the best New Orleans Saints squad in years.

Jarrett Bell: The NFL needs to stop fumbling when it comes to the concussion protocol.

Ken Belson: Debilitated players accuse the NFL of stalling on settlement payments.

Ken Belson: A group of NFL owners warns Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and threatens penalties.

Football Zebras: Quick calls for Week 10.

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Happy Tuesday!