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Bringing your daily links to the NFL’s New York Jets
Good morning, Gang Green Nation! I hope you’re all having a great start to the day. After a disappointing rookie campaign, many pundits believe Jets’ DL Quinnen Williams will have a breakout sophomore year. While Quinnen seemed to be nagged with injuries throughout the season, he had an eerily similar ‘ghost stat’ year, similar to former Jets DL Leonard Williams. While I think Quinnen will...
Joe Flacco says his goal remains to return to a starting quarterback role but that he's fully prepared to thrive as the Jets' backup.
How many of the New York Jets players who rushed for at least 1,000 yards in a season can you name in five minutes?
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With the draft now complete, we’ll be providing in-depth breakdowns of each of the Jets’ draft picks and undrafted free agents. We continue today with their fifth round pick - cornerback Bryce Hall.
The 22-year old is listed at 6’1” and 202 pounds and played college football at Virginia, where he was a second-team all-American in 2018. He suffered a serious ankle injury last season having entered the year with some draft analysts saying he had a...
We have the seventh position filled on the GGN All Time Jets Team. The winner of the fourth vote at Interior Defensive Line is: John Elliott! Elliott is the first representative of the 1968 Super Bowl Champion Jets team to join the roster.
John Elliott played seven years in the NFL, from 1967 through 1973. He was part of the great but underappreciated Jets defensive line from the 1968 Jets championship team. That defensive line put tremendous pressure on opposing quarterbacks, and was...
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Today we have our weekly podcast mailbag. Thanks as always to those who sent in questions. If your question went unanswered, feel free to resend it for the next mailbag podcast.
On our show we look at what realistic expectations for Breshad Perriman should be in his first season with the Jets, the extent to which Sam Darnold might benefit from having an experienced backup like Joe Flacco as a mentor, the extent to which Adam Gase is capable of adapting...
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Bringing your daily links to the NFL’s New York Jets
Good morning, Gang Green Nation! I hope you’re all having a great start to the day. After a couple days of speculation regarding Jamal Adams and his future with the team, things have gone radio silent once again as expected. To be frank, if a deal wasn’t done prior to this most recent draft the chances of one happening at all are slim to me. Marcus Maye seems to be the Jets’ Safety on the...
Enunwa signed a four-year, $33.4M extension in December 2018. That deal included $20M in guarantees, which have become crucial for the embattled receiver.
Quincy Enunwa will miss at least the entire 2020 campaign after re-aggravating a neck injury he suffered in the 2019 season opener.
Quincy Enunwa, who is out for the 2020 season with a career-threatening knee injury, told ESPN's Rich Cimini that he still hopes to play but knows that decision is no longer in his control.
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We have the sixth position filled on the GGN All Time Jets Team. The winner of the third vote at Interior Defensive Line is: Damon Harrison! Harrison joins Joe Klecko and Marty Lyons on the interior defensive line list.
Damon Harrison, the man they call Snacks, played four years with the Jets, from 2012 through 2015. His rookie year in 2012 was effectively a redshirt year, as he played in only five games and saw a total of just 22 defensive...
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Most weeks were a struggle for the Jets offense in 2019. The reasons for this were numerous. The talent level was low. The quarterback missed three games. Other obstacles emerged. The coaching also didn’t do much to make things better. The team is hoping for a much better performance this season in all of these areas. On today’s podcast my focus is on expectations for the offense in 2020 and how it is constructed by the coaches.
For all of the...
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The Jets agreed to terms with veteran quarterback Joe Flacco on a contract late last week. Flacco is currently recovering from neck surgery. He confirmed on Tuesday a radio interview that he will not be ready to play by the start of the regular season.
Here is a transcription via Rich Cimini:
“I can’t speak to exactly when I’m going to be ready, but it will not be day one,” Flacco said Tuesday in an interview with SiriusXM NFL radio....
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Bringing your daily links to the NFL’s New York Jets
Good morning, GGN! I hope you’re all having a great start to the day. As you all know, the Jets signed former Superbowl winner Joe Flacco to backup Sam Darnold. Flacco was injured and unable to finish the season last year, and opted to get surgery on his neck in April. A most recent interview with Flacco confirmed he would not be ready at the start of the season which makes the signing slightly...
A three-year starter at left tackle for the Jets, the 30-year-old works out in Arizona and Texas while awaiting the "right call" from an NFL team.
Flacco knows he's mainly in New York to help Sam Darnold reach his full potential, but he's still excited at the prospect of helming the Jets' offense -- when he gets healthy, that is.
Despite the fact that he's medically cleared to throw, Joe Flacco isn't quite healthy enough to get back to the gridiron.
Joe Flacco, who agreed to a contract with the New York Jets last week, said on SiriusXM NFL radio on Tuesday that he won't be ready for the season opener after recently undergoing surgery to repair a herniated disk.
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Who won the draft?
As soon as the NFL draft ends there are hundreds of articles stating who won the draft. These are ridiculous as it takes years to determine which team actually had the best draft. Although if you wait a few weeks, using scouting knowledge only known by the pros, you can assess the draft in a rational manner to determine which team made out quite well.
You have to take in consideration the amount of draft capital each team had,...
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We have the fifth position filled on the GGN All Time Jets Team. The winner of the second vote at Interior Defensive Line is: Marty Lyons! Lyons joins Joe Klecko as the New York Sack Exchange monopolizes the top spots on the interior defensive line list.
Marty Lyons did a lot of the dirty work of the Sack Exchange. A great run stopper and a pretty good pass rusher for an interior lineman, Lyons spent his entire 11 year career with the New York Jets....