New York Jets Flight Connections 02/21/18

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

Andy Vasquez: Five possibilities for the Jets quarterback in 2018.

Jason Fitzgerald: Are the Jets prepared to pay Washington QB Kirk Cousins $60 million in 2018?

Darryl Slater: How concerned should the Jets be about Cousins’ issues?

Rich Cimini: The Jets can impress Cousins by signing a top wide receiver.

Rich Cimini: RB Matt Forte’s status is key for the Jets’ backfield.

Calvin Watkins: The Jets pick up options on DT Steve McLendon and LB Josh Martin.

Connor Hughes: Players the Jets may release, including DE Muhammad Wilkerson.

Christopher Gates: LaDainian Tomlinson explains why he chose the Jets in 2010 even though the Minnesota Vikings were offering more money.

ProFootballTalk: Tampa Bay Buccaneers K Nick Folk is cleared to resume kicking after his knee surgery.

NY Daily News: New York Giants DT Damon Harrison defends WR Odell Beckham Jr.’s perceived immaturity.

USA Today: Jerrell Freeman is released by the Chicago Bears.

Pro Football Focus: The top ten unrestricted free agents on offense.

Football Perspective: 2017 fantasy rankings of quarterbacks.

The Ringer: How does the franchise tag work, and who will get it?

SI.com: Kansas City Chiefs lineman Laurent Duvernay-Tardif is on track to finish medical school this offseason and wants M.D. on his jersey.

SI.com: Oakland Raiders HC Jon Gruden is ready to grind.

SI.com: A day in Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton’s foundation’s program for youth.

Associated Press: The Philadelphia Eagles will promote Mike Groh from wide receivers coach to offensive coordinator.

Associated Press: Injured Pittsburgh Steelers LB Ryan Shazier vows to play again.

Associated Press: The Miami Dolphins decided WR Jarvis Landry is worth any headaches he causes, even if the cost is $16 million.

Associated Press: QB Andrew Luck tells Indianapolis Colts fans he feels better and rules out more surgery.

Awful Announcing: Fox might move some Sunday matchups to Thursday Night Football.

And some more Van Halen for you:

Happy hump day!