New York Jets Flight Connections 3/22/22

Good morning, Gang Green Nation. I hope you’re all having a great start to the day. Jamison Crowder signed with the Bills yesterday, presumably taking over the role vacated by Cole Beasley, who the team let walk in free agency earlier this month. With the team not retaining Crowder, it makes one wonder why they didn’t move on from him during the 2021 season, but seeing how better players like Amari Cooper and Robert Woods were traded away for Day 3 picks, the market just might not have been there. I think the latter is the case, as we’ve seen Joe Douglas get a pick for Blake Cashman, who has only played sparingly since his rookie season three years ago. With the team not going after a wide receiver in free agency though, it leads one to believe that they will handle that through the draft. Let’s hope that it pans out for the team. With that, here are your links to the Jets to start your morning.

Ryan Moran - Recapping Jets free agency: How does the roster look entering draft season?

Jake Rill - Jets' Early Report Card for Most Impactful Offseason Decisions

David Wyatt-Hupton - Are the Jets done in Free Agency?

Max Goodman - New York Jets free agent signings are excited to play with QB Zach Wilson

Jack Bell - Jets OL Laken Tomlinson: ‘The Best Thing for Me and My Family’

Jack Bell - Jets S Jordan Whitehead: ‘I’m Excited for This Journey’

Tyler Calvaruso - 2022 NFL free agency: Things to know about new Jets TE C.J. Uzomah

Justin Fried - NY Jets looking to trade out of the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft

Joe Blewett - Why the New York Jets cannot overlook George Karlaftis in NFL draft | Film

NewYorkJets.com - Jets Mock Draft 9.0 | Joe Douglas Selects OL, DE, WR, CB in 2-Round Projection

Michael Nania - New York Jets analytics-based 2022 mock draft: Post-free agency edition

Michael Nania - Darrelle Revis shares words of wisdom for NY Jets tackle Mekhi Becton

Here are your missed connections from yesterday.

I hope you all have a safe and wonderful rest of the day.