New York Jets Flight Connections 11/15/17

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

Business Insider: Bart Scott is one of three people set to replace Mike Francesa.

Brian Costello: Three breakdowns that buried the Jets.

Kristian Dyer: S Jamal Adams is gaining popularity among football fans across the country as his jersey sales continue to rise.

Calvin Watkins: The Jets are trying to move on from the loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during the bye week.

Dennis Waszak Jr.: The Jets aren't ready to sacrifice wins now for a glimpse at an uncertain future.

Darryl Slater: QB Coach Jeremy Bates says QB Josh McCown has done well with the Jets.

USA Today: QB Christian Hackenberg remains a mystery, and that's not changing anytime soon.

Connor Hughes: The Jets offensive line hasn't been good this year.

Chase Stuart: The Jets, Jacksonville Jaguars, and completion percentage and first downs.

Mike Rodak: WR Kelvin Benjamin's debut didn't exactly jumpstart the Buffalo Bills' offense.

Jarrett Bell: Jaguars DT Marcell Dareus happily fitting in with deep and talented Jaguars defense after trade from Buffalo.

James Walker: The Miami Dolphins allowed 294 rushing yards and 45 points to the Carolina Panthers on Monday Night Football.

Lindsay H. Jones: Panthers TE Greg Olsen says he never intended to get inside info on the Minnesota Vikings.

Associated Press: Panthers WR Curtis Samuel is out for the season with an ankle injury.

Associated Press: TE Martellus Bennett is focusing on getting resettled with the New England Patriots.

SI.com: Detroit Lions QB Matthew Stafford’s powerful arm is just a part of his success.

The Ringer: 2017 red zone power rankings.

ProFootballTalk: NBC plans a SkyCam-heavy broadcast.

Football Zebras: Week 11 referee assignments.

Tom Ley: Houston Texans QB Tom Savage was born to be strip-sacked.

Danny Kelly: These five guys make the most of their touches—and that could help your fantasy team

Jenny Vrentas: Embroiled in a battle with Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, Commissioner Roger Goodell says he wants to remain commissiner until a new TV deal, a new CBA and a line of succession are in place.

Happy hump day!