Flight Connections 04/11/17: The New York Jets preseason schedule, success hinges on the NFL draft

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

Randy Lange: Prospect preview of tight ends.

Rich Cimini: The Jets success hinges on drafting better than they did before.

Kimberley A. Martin: The Jets preseason schedule.

Brian Costello: New York Giants WR Brandon Marshall awaits in the preseason.

Down the Drive: The baddest hombre to ever play football at every AAC school.

ESPN: Draft prospects to target for each AFC East team.

NFL.com: The New England Patriots keep a tight grip on the AFC East.

Canal Street Chronicles: The New Orleans Saints at Miami Dolphins clash across the pond is set for an early kickoff.

Associated Press: The Buffalo Bills sign QB T.J. Yates as backup to QB Tyrod Taylor.

Associated Press: HC Sean McVay sets a new foundation with the Los Angeles Rams this week.

Pro Football Talk: San Francisco 49ers HC Kyle Shanahan thinks it may be hard to find a fit for QB Colin Kaepernick.

The Sports Quotient: Examining former Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo's career.

SB Nation: The five safest players to pick this year.

SB Nation: Will air raid QBs Patrick Mahomes or Davis Webb succeed in the NFL?

Tom Pelissero: Savvy QB Joshua Dobbs looks to defy labels in the NFL.

Emily Kaplan: Kansas State edge rusher Jordan Willis is a draft riser.

Chase Stuart: Auburn DE Carl Lawson was the 2017 Combine bench press champion.

Jeanna Thomas: Former Seattle Seahakws RB Marshawn Lynch and the Patriots would be a bad idea.

Arnie Stapleton: QB Trevor Siemian is medically cleared as the Denver Broncos begin offseason work.

Denver Post: Former Broncos OL Ryan Miller knows he has to talk about CTE.

ESPN: Washington LB Junior Galette is arrested after an incident during a concert in Mississippi.

Pro Football Focus: Actual opportunity for the fantasy running backs.

Football Outsiders: 2016 adjusted games lost.

Deadspin: The NFL seems like it could use a nap.

Deadspin: Former Detroit Lions WR Titus Young is sentenced to four years in prison for assault.

How about some Echo and the Bunnymen:

Happy Tuesday, everyone!