Flight Connections 03/31/17: Buster Skrine believes in the New York Jets, Morris Claiborne played his best last season

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

NY Jets: Dallas Cowboys HC Jason Garrett says CB Morris Claiborne played his best ball in 2016. ...The Claiborne supremacy.

NY Jets: The Jets could find a starting caliber tight end later in the draft.

Rich Cimini: CB Buster Skrine maintains his trust in the team's decision makers.

David Fucillo: The Jets are making the rounds of the quarterback circuit, working out QB Mitchell Trubisky.

Connor Hughes: Should the Jets draft Trubisky?

Connor Hughes: Did the Jets realistically try to re-sign New York Giants QB Geno Smith?

The Intell: Mike Pettine reflects on the impact his father had on many people.

Local 10: Former Miami Dolphins Jason Taylor and Sam Madison will be assistant high school coaches.

Associated Press: LaDainian Tomlinson rejoins the Los Angeles Chargers as special assistant.

Associated Press: Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton undergoes surgery to repair his rotator cuff.

Inside the Pylon: The grass is not always greener, and development is not linear.

The Sports Quotient: Cap issues could stunt the Los Angeles Rams offensive progress in 2017.

Pro Football Talk: New Orleans Saints HC QB Drew Brees says they are very close to getting back to the Super Bowl.

SB Nation: HC Pete Carroll and the Seattle Seahawks aren't happy with the NFL's leaping ban.

Tim Graham: The Buffalo Bills culture change continues with football ops departures.

Jeanna Thomas: Four lies and one truth about Cleveland Browns QB Brock Osweiler from the NFL owners meeting.

Chase Stuart: Osweiler, Cody Kessler, and stats vs. winning.

Aaron Wilson: Houston Texans LB Brian Cushing says that getting to the playoffs isn't good enough.

Tom Pelissero: Minnesota Vikings DT Sharrif Floyd's career is in jeopardy due to a nerve issue in his knee.

Barry Wilner: A look at what got done at NFL meetings.

Michael Lombardi: Former San Francisco 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick is good at a lot of things except throwing a football.

Vice Sports: Kaepernick's former coaches love him, and it might not matter.

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Have a great weekend, everyone!