New York Jets Flight Connections 03/08/18

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

Randy Lange: Will the Green & White tap QB Josh McCown again or wade into the unrestricted free agency waters?

Brian Costello: Todd McShay has Josh Allen going to the Jets with the sixth pick in his latest mock draft.

Mike Rodak: The Buffalo Bills are betting RB Chris Ivory can turn his career around, but his addition means they now have two of the NFL's oldest running backs.

Associated Press: The New England Patriots released TE Martellus Bennett on Wednesday.

Associated Press: The Los Angeles Rams trade LB Alec Ogletree to the New York Giants for two picks. ...Was this a smart Alec trade? Or are they barking up the wrong Ogletree?

Associated Press: The Philadelphia Eagles get DE Michael Bennett from the Seattle Seahawks.

Danny Kelly: The Seahawks look like they are ready to reboot their once-legendary defense.

Nate Davis: A plan of attack for all 16 AFC teams.

Andy Benoit: Atlanta Falcons HC Dan Quinn is on a mission to teach that the safest way to tackle is also the best way.

Jason Fitzgerald: The Pittsburgh Steelers restructured WR Antonio Brown's contract.

Barry Wilner: Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has agreed to pay the NFL more than $2 million in legal fees.

Jarrett Bell: Analytics are here to stay in NFL, but interpreting them remains a challenge.

Kristian Dyer: NFL Pro Day circuits starting up this week.

Jenny Vrentas: Believe it or not, where the GMs, coaches and scouts sit in Indy, and why, is almost as intriguing as the draft itself.

Pro Football Focus: 10 players who helped themselves at the combine.

Football Zebras: Shawn Hochuli and Alex Kemp are new NFL referees for 2018, replacing the retired Ed Hochuli and Jeff Triplette.

New York Post: Fox wants to borrow Mike Tirico to lure Peyton Manning.

Associated Press: Manning sold 31 Denver-area Papa John's stores last week, two days before the NFL dropped the chain as its official pizza sponsor.

Associated Press: Washington will present replacement players from 1987 with Super Bowl rings.

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