New York Jets Flight Connections 03/01/18: Matt Forte and Muhammad Wilkerson are gone from Gang Green; Robby Anderson is one of the best deep ball receivers; Demario Davis is one of the top linebackers

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

Dennis Waszak Jr.: RB Matt Forte announced his retirement after 10 NFL seasons.

Jason Fitzgerald: Less than two years after making DE Muhammad Wilkerson the highest paid 34 defensive end in the NFL, the Jets are moving in a different direction.

Steve Serby: Wilkerson became a disgrace the second he quit.

Andy Vasquez: The Jets cut Wilkerson and save $11 million in cap space.

Darryl Slater: How much salary cap space do the Jets have with Wilkerson and Forte gone?

Randy Lange: HC Todd Bowles on free agency, the draft, Wilkerson and Forte.

Brian Costello: Why the Jets haven’t taken action against their arrested players.

Pro Football Focus: WR Robby Anderson is one of the league’s best deep-ball receivers.

Pro Football Focus: ILB Demario Davis powers his way to the top linebacker game grade in 2017.

Awful Announcing: The NFL Network will air a flag football tournament featuring Michael Vick, Nate Robinson and Chad Johnson.

Albert Breer: The NFL draft quarterback class has hype, holes and hopes.

Mike Reiss: New England Patriots LT Nate Solder seems to be in strong position on the market.

Patrick Redford: Pittsburgh Steelers LB Ryan Shazier won’t play in 2018.

Arnie Stapleton: GM John Elway indicates that the Denver Broncos will pursue Washington QB Kirk Cousins.

SI.com: The Chicago Bears will release QB Mike Glennon.

Associated Press: The Minnesota Vikings and others face tough decisions as free agency nears.

Associated Press: The Carolina Panthers have released RB Jonathan Stewart.

Associated Press: The Indianapolis Colts decide to let RB Frank Gore leave in free agency.

USA Today: For Oakland Raiders HC Jon Gruden, there is not much time to adapt to the new NFL landscape.

The Ringer: How the NFL’s proposed rule changes could affect the league.

Phil Collins says, No Mo, No Mo:

Happy Thursday!