New York Jets Flight Connections 11/19/17

Good morning, Gang Green Gangsters! Here are your daily New York Jets links for this stress-free Sunday...

Rich Cimini: GM Mike Maccagnan got a very up-close look at Sam Darnold and Josh Rosen.

Mark Cannizzaro: The Jets’ non-tanking attitude has helped speed up their rebuild.

Daniel Popper: Jets bye week report card.

Manish Mehta: WR Jeremy Kerley will have his son stop playing football over CTE concerns. ...No more Kerl routes for the little guy.

Randy Lange: How tough was it for the Jets’ offense on third down at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers?

Rich Cimini: The defense would benefit from a shutdown corner and an edge rusher. ...An edge rusher to inflict strain upon the structure.

Ryan Day: The Jacksonville Jaguars activated S Calvin Pryor.

Associated Press: The Baltimore Ravens have activated RB Danny Woodhead from the injured reserve-designated for return list.

Mike Klis: GM John Elway says the Denver Broncos got a little bit soft.

Ken Belson: Dueling letters continue Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones’ feud with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.

Mike Florio: The compensation committee received a blank check in May.

The New York Times: Why people in Mississippi have to watch the New York Giants.

Wisconsin State Journal: Ha Ha Clinton-Dix says the Packers expected better from New England Patriots TE Martellus Bennett.

The Tennessean: Tennessee Titans HC Mike Mularkey defends QB Marcus Mariota’s 4 picks vs. the Pittsburgh Steelers.

USA Today: S Kam Chancellor is expected to miss the rest of the Seattle Seahawks’ season.

Football Perspective: Seahawks QB Russell Wilson is on the verge of breaking former Detroit Lions QB Jon Kitna’s record.

Awful Announcing: Verizon and the NFL are reportedly close to a digital streaming deal that would provide telecasts on internet-connected TVs, tablets and phones.

Awful Announcing: SkyCam gained street cred Thursday, but it will never become the norm.

Awful Announcing: What is causing the downturn in NFL pregame show viewership?

ProFootballTalk: A receiver going to the ground can have control and take four steps, but it’s still not a catch.

Football Zebras: Referee Ron Torbert and his crew failed to enforce the fourth down fumble rule at the end of the first half.

Hi, Ramones!:

Happy Sunday!