Flight Connections 03/01/17: New York Jets to release Darrelle Revis, Geno Smith could return

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

Brian Costello: GM Mike Maccagnan's best plan for the Jets may not work for HC Todd Bowles.

Eric Allen: Jets free agency preview of quarterbacks.

Rich Cimini: QB Geno Smith didn't rule out a return to the Jets.

Randy Lange: CB Juston Burris and WR Charone Peake flew under the combine radar.

Bob Glauber: Releasing over the hill CB Darrelle Revis is a no brainer.

Brian Costello: What the Jets could get in a second try to trade DE Sheldon Richardson.

NY Jets: The staff is complete with assistant DL Coach La'Roi Glover.  ...Not to be confused with this guy.

Cincy Jungle: C Nick Mangold could help the Cincinnati Bengals' struggling center position.

Hogs Haven: Washington placed the exclusive franchise tag on QB Kirk Cousins.

Daily Norseman: The Minnesota Vikings will not exercise the 2017 option on RB Adrian Peterson's contract.

Associated Press: The Kansas City Chiefs cut RB Jamaal Charles to sign S Eric Berry.

SB Nation: RB Eddie Lacy says the Green Bay Packers want him back, but he could land almost anywhere in 2017.

SB Nation: The Pittsburgh Steelers won free agency before it even began.

Field Gulls: Former Denver Broncos OL Russell Okung would consider reuniting with the Seattle Seahawks.

Pats Pulpit: No franchise tag for LB Dont'a Hightower.

Chris Trapasso: The Buffalo Bills won't use the franchise tag on CB Stephon Gilmore.

Danny Kelly: The offseason capital rankings.

Tom Pelissero: The NFL is looking at retooling the rules on celebration penalties.

Judy Battista: The NFL Competition Committee is discussing centralizing the review system.

Jeanna Thomas: Carolina Panthers HC Ron Rivera says that America's foundation is build on immigration.

Lorenzo Reyes: Inside QB Mitch Trubisky's final days of prep for the NFL Combine grilling.

USA Today: Ten players with something to prove at the NFL Combine.

SB Nation: Nine questions that need to be answered in Indianapolis.

It's March!

Happy hump day, everyone!