New York Jets Flight Connections 12/07/17

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

Daniel Popper: Despite the Jets surprising season, they are a bad team away from MetLife Stadium.

Brian Costello: The Jets should wait on HC Todd Bowles’ extension.

Brian Costello: The Jets should bring back QB Josh McCown.

George Willis: It’s a no-brainer for the Jets to keep McCown.

New York Post: Bowles makes his final quarterback decision of the season.

SBNation.com: Behold the McCownaissance.

Darryl Slater: QB Bryce Petty reacts to the Jets sticking with McCown.

Randy Lange: The Jets’ lunchpail offensive line showed its style vs. the Kansas City Chiefs.

Ethan Greenberg: With WR Jeremy Kerley suspended, WR Chad Hansen is proving he belongs.

Rich Cimini: WRs Robby Anderson and Jermaine Kearse are motivated by a common bond: both came to the NFL as undrafted free agents.

Connor Hughes: How did Anderson, TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins and S Jamal Adams look?

Darryl Slater: Is DE Muhammad Wilkerson worth the trouble anymore?

Darryl Slater: What ILB Darron Lee says he gained from his one game benching.

Danny Kelly: The New England Patriots may have fixed their fatal flaw.

James Walker: Miami Dolphins CB Xavien Howard is turning the corner at the right time.

Mike Rodak: Injuries have marred the Buffalo Bills’ trades for WRs Kelvin Benjamin and Jordan Matthews.

Samer Kalaf: Pittsburgh Steelers S Mike Mitchell rails at the NFL’s inconsistency on suspensions for hits.

Jarrett Bell: Referees need to use the power granted them to curb the mayhem marring league's games.

Barry Wilner: Roger Goodell has signed a five-year contract extension to remain commissioner of the NFL through 2024.

SI.com: How the Seattle Seahawks have been able to remain successful.

ESPN: With losses mounting, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers can’t escape difficult questions.

Pro Football Focus: The Chiefs suspend CB Marcus Peters one game.

Football Zebras: Week 14 referee assignments.

USA Today: The wildfires are impacting the Los Angeles Rams more so than the Philadelphia Eagles so far in their preparation for their game Sunday.

Hi, Ramones!:

Happy Thursday!