Flight Connections 08/23/17: Matt Forte returns to practice, Christian Hackenberg and Bryce Petty shared most of New York Jets reps

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

Eric Allen: It was a busy day for QBs Christian Hackenberg and Bryce Petty.

Connor Hughes: The Jets had a weird rotation as QB Josh McCown sat.

Mark Cannizzaro: The Jets are playing a dangerous game with their likely starting quarterback. ...It's all about the game and how you play it, all about control and if you can take it.

Barbara Baker: RB Matt Forte returns to practice feeling good.

Zach Braziller: The Jets' running back situation is in serious flux right now. ...Maybe they can get a flux capacitor to capacitate all that flux.

Darryl Slater: CB Morris Claiborne is hurt, and OLB Lorenzo Mauldin is likely out vs. the New York Giants.

Ethan Greenberg: Checking in on the kicking competition.

Steve Serby: Giants QB Geno Smith's one mistake is way too familiar.

Associated Press: Giants WRs Odell Beckham and Brandon Marshall are being listed as day to day.

USA Today: Denver Broncos WR Emmanuel Sanders was involved in a car accident.

The Ringer: For the Broncos to be good, QB Trevor Siemian just needs to be decent. ...Knock before you enter.

The Ringer: What Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton and Indianapolis Colts QB Andrew Luck's limited preseasons could mean for their teams.

Battle Red Blog: Houston Texans HC Bill O'Brien says QB Tom Savage is the starter. ...Savage af, as the kids would say.

The Ringer: Baltimore Ravens K Justin Tucker's quest for the 70 yard field goal.

The Ringer: It's time for the NFL to embrace football's best hide a player techniques.

Associated Press: A hospital says there was no misdiagnosis by the New Orleans Saints doctors.

Deadspin: Mike Florio tries to do something nice and regrets it immediately.

Danny Kelly: The NFL's skill set poster boys.

Lorenzo Reyes: Hall of Famer Darrell Green bares his painful past to help students.

Lindsay H. Jones: NFLPA President Eric Winston says it is not his concern if the NFL dies out in 20 years.

Is this the '60s or 1999?:

Happy hump day, everyone!