New York Jets Flight Connections 12/18/17

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

Pro Football Focus: Jets at New Orleans Saints refocused.

North Jersey: Even after another loss and playoff elimination, the Jets have reason to be optimistic.

Rich Cimini: The Jets will be sitting out a seventh straight postseason but deserve credit for their effort.

Calvin Watkins: The Jets players say they want HC Todd Bowles to return.

Neil Best: QB Bryce Petty doesn’t look like the long term answer as the Jets quarterback.

Brian Costello: Petty showed why he’s sat all year.

Connor Hughes: The Jets won't bench Petty for QB Christian Hackenberg next week.

Eric Allen: The Jets total three takeaways in New Orleans.

Calvin Watkins: DE Leonard Williams was placed in the concussion protocol.

Darryl Slater: ILB Darron Lee says the Jets have fired the warning shot of dominance to come.

Connor Hughes: With Bowles' job security in question, S Jamal Adams came flying to his defense.

Deadspin: The NFL’s worst rule robbed the Pittsburgh Steelers of a win over the New England Patriots.

ESPN: HC Marvin Lewis is planning to leave the Cincinnati Bengals after the season.

ESPN: Buffalo Bills QB Tyrod Taylor put together one of his best first-half performances of his career in a win over the Miami Dolphins.

USA Today: QB Teddy Bridgewater made his long awaited return, and the Minnesota Vikings clinched the NFC North.

Asssociated Press: QB Nick Foles threw four touchdowns, and the Philadelphia Eagles got a first round bye.

Associated Press: QB Cam Newton proved the Carolina Panthers can win in multiple ways.

The Ringer: QB Aaron Rodgers couldn’t save the Green Bay Packers’ season.

The Ringer: The Kansas City Chiefs offense is back because HC Andy Reid learned to let go.

USA Today: A crushing loss to the San Francisco 49ers means the Tennessee Titans’ playoff hopes are in big trouble.

Associated Press: The Jacksonville Jaguars thumped the Houston Texans for their first playoff berth since 2007.

Associated Press: The Los Angeles Rams rout the Seattle Seahawks for control of the division.

Associated Press: Facing a misconduct investigation, Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson is selling the team.

Football Zebras: Week 15 quick calls.

Time for some BTE:

Have a great week at work, everyone!