Flight Connections 03/28/17: New York Jets at the owners meetings, Josh McCown's intangibles, Buster Skrine's charity event

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

Darryl Slater: Grading all of the Jets' offseason moves so far.

Darryl Slater: How would you feel about owner Woody Johnson's brother taking over the Jets' operations?

Rich Cimini: HC Todd Bowles should declare an open quarterback competition.

NY Jets: QB Josh McCown is loaded with intangibles.

Pro Football Talk: The Jets selected an NFL high seven quarterbacks in the past decade.

New York Post: CB Buster Skrine bails on a charity fitness event. ...His flight was delayed. How ironic, being a Jet and all.

New York Daily News: The New York Giants are interested in former Jets C Nick Mangold.

Cover 32: Giants WR Brandon Marshall speaks at the NFL annual owners meeting.

Realtor: Former Jets WR Santonio Holmes is selling his New Jersey townhouse.

SB Nation: LaVar Ball briefly played for the Jets and Carolina Panthers.

CSN Philly: Video of Ball getting whooped in a rec league game surfaces.

NJ.com: The best players still available at every position.

Brandon Lee Gowton: NFL Films is making a feature about Kansas City Chiefs HC Andy Reid's coaching tree.

David Fucillo: The Cleveland Browns owner says he would not block former San Francisco 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick signing if HC Hue Jackson wanted him.

Andy Benoit: Has former Chicago Bears QB Jay Cutler thrown his last pass?

Josh Wilson: Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay says QB Andrew Luck will be completely healed by the 2017 season.

Matt Warren: The Buffalo Bills hire a talent consultant in the wake of their public relations turmoil.

Lindsay H. Jones: Oakland Raiders owner Mark Davis offers season ticket refunds to fans.

Barry Petchesky: Why the vote to move the Raiders wasn't unanimous.

Albert Breer: Beyond Vegas, London is calling.

Jarrett Bell: It's time for the NFL to expand its replay rule.

SB Nation: The proposed NFL rule changes could have a big impact on the field.

SB Nation: The 13 best things from the NFL coaches photo in Phoenix.

ESPN: $6.7 billion later, the NFL has closed the Great Stadium Era.

ESPN: The New England Patriots use creative moves to get even better in free agency.

WFAA: Seattle Seahawks QB Trevone Boykin was arrested after the car he was riding in crashes into a bar.

USA Today: What's next for cities abandoned by NFL teams?

Pro Football Talk: Relocation is profitable for owners, but it cheapens their fans.

Football Zebras: The Las Vegas Raiders would create an officiating conundrum.

Football Outsiders: 2017 free agency cost benefit analysis.

Football Perspective: TD/INT ratio leaders.

How about some Counting Crows:

Happy T.D. Tuesday!