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Having looked at each of the Jets’ draft picks in detail, we’ve now moved on to discuss each of their undrafted free agent signings. We continue today with a breakdown of Tennessee defensive lineman Kyle Phillips.
The 22-year old is listed at 6’4” and 277 pounds and started 20 games in his career with the Vols. He set career highs in his senior year with 55 tackles, four sacks and 7.5 tackles for loss.
Background
Phillips was a four-star recruit out of high school, but redshirted his...
The appreciation for the 27-year-old RB goes beyond blocking schemes, formation versatility and route running. Here's what the Jets are saying.
Bringing your daily links to the NFL’s New York Jets
Good morning, Gang Green Nation! I hope everyone’s having a great start to their day. Shout out to Mr. Wells holding down the fort as usual for the weekends, and due to a random power outage this FC will be coming you from a Denny’s right outside the NY capital. Something about Sam Darnold just makes everyone around him seep with confidence when talking about the young Jets QB. From coaches, fans, to newly acquired GM, everyone...
Dan Graziano, Josina Anderson and Louis Riddick discuss how Le'Veon Bell will impact the New York Jets during the 2019 NFL season, and whether they can make the playoffs. ?
Despite their wealth of cap space this offseason, the Jets still have some apparent needs. One of those is cornerback. Trumaine Johnson leads the Jets’ corner group. Although the team appears to, at least to some extent, regret signing him to a five-year, $72.5M contract, he is by far the surest thing Gang Green has here. After Johnson, the Jets have Darryl Roberts and slot signee Brian Poole. Both are former part-time starters, and Rich Cimini of ESPN.com notes the Jets are indeed gauging...
New coach. New GM. New running back. Second-year franchise QB. There's a buzz around One Jets Drive that will only grow as the 2019 season nears.
Good morning, GGN, and happy Father’s Day! Here’s a puzzler for you: since Father’s Day is now marketed in many ads as “Dads and Grads”, why isn’t Mother’s Day marketed as “Moms and Proms”?
Father’s Day marks the beginning of the doldrums in the NFL, with little happening between now and training camp. Hopefully we will soon get the news Quinnen Williams and Chuma Edoga have signed. Outside of those soon to be signings, we’re looking at the occasional back of the...
Ideas for success
The NFL Draft is the only way to supply your team with affordable talent while at the same time reshaping your team to be more successful. The trick is to find the talent (not busts) that will fit your style of play and enhance your team positively. This is easier said than done, and no team is perfect at drafting.
What some people don’t realize is that all college players need to develop their games to be able to play in the NFL. How well these players evolve will...
Good morning, GGN! OTAs are over, and now the dreaded summer doldrums begin. Six weeks will pass before the Jets gather again on the football field. Six weeks with very little going on in the football world. Six weeks for knuckleheads to get themselves into trouble, like they seem to do on an annual basis this time of year. We can only hope the Jets don’t have too many knuckleheaded incidents this year.
Here are your links to the Jets this fine Saturday morning in June:
Chris Ryan - Jets...
This is the final week of five daily podcasts until the start of training camp. There will still be shows between now and then, but we will move to a summer schedule. In many ways the podcast year begins with the start of training camp and ends now, around the time the offseason program ends. What follows is the quietest time on the NFL calendar.
It has been a very trying year in many ways for the Jets. Training camp started with a holdout of the new franchise quarterback. While the team...
Chris Mortensen of ESPN has tweeted about a number of developments in the Jets’ process of staffing up their front office.
ESPN’s Todd McShay will not be joining the team.
The talented ESPN NFL draft analyst Todd McShay (@McShay13) has decided to remain with the network, removing himself from any consideration for a personnel role with the @Jets, per sources. McShay has no comment at this time.
— Chris Mortensen (@mortreport) June 14, 2019My guess for the last week has been that...
Bringing your daily links to the NFL’s New York Jets
Good morning, Jet fans! I hope you’re all having a great start to the day. Joe Douglas has made yet another move signing another cornerback for depth, in Mark Myers. Though these signings aren’t exactly eye opening, it should make some fringe players chosen by Mike Mac wary that they could be next on the chopping block. This is nothing new however, as many new GM’s will want their own fresh slate of bodies in place, rather than...
Todd McShay is not going anywhere. McShay was in consideration for a personnel job with the New York Jets. The draft analyst’s colleague, Chris Mortensen, reported Thursday that McShay has removed himself from consideration for a job with the Jets to remain at ESPN. McShay’s name came up because he was a college teammate of Joe Douglas, who was just hired as the Jets’ new general manager. Douglas and McShay have known each other for around 25 years. McShay, 42, has been working as a...
Todd McShay will remain in his role as an ESPN draft analyst rather than continue to pursue a front-office position with the Jets, according to Chris Mortensen of ESPN.com. Meanwhile, Bears assistant director of player personnel Champ Kelly — who interviewed for the Jets’ GM position before it went to Joe Douglas — is a candidate to join Gang Green in a different capacity and indeed is likely to be hired, per Rich Cimini of ESPN.com and Adam Caplan of SiriusXM NFL Radio. McShay,...
ESPN NFL draft analyst Todd McShay has removed himself from consideration for a front-office job with the New York Jets and will remain with the network, according to ESPN's Chris Mortensen ...
New York Jets assistant coaches Gregg Williams and Joe Vitt were on opposite sides of the Bountygate scandal during their time with the New Orleans Saints, but both men maintained that they've remain friends...
New York Jets defensive coordinator Gregg Williams addressed the media for the first time on Thursday since taking the job back in January, and the reputation that preceded the fiery coach shined through in his opening remarks. After saying, “Hello, hello,” to the assembled media, Williams showcased the kind of personality they will be dealing with throughout the upcoming season. “The reason I keep getting hired is culture,” Williams said, per the New York Post . “And culture beats...
Our readers’ and writers’ contributions to this site are a major reason why Gang Green Nation is the best Jets blog in the history of Jets blogs. No contribution, big or small, should go unnoticed. That’s why we’ll highlight some of the best comments and FanPosts on a weekly basis.
Without further ado, I bring to you, Gang Green Nation’s Highlight Reel for the past week:
Top Fanposts:Why Week 2 vs Cleveland is crucial
Whiskey Slick discusses how this Jets vs Browns matchup can...
If the indications from New York Jets minicamp are any indication, Sam Darnold is poised to have a breakout second season...
The Jets have their new general manager, and it is Thursday. To celebrate these events, today we have a podcast mailbag. Thanks as always to everybody who submitted questions. There could be no mailbag show without mailbag questions. If yours went unanswered this week feel free to resubmit them for the next mailbag show.
Today we look at whether it makes sense to extend young players early with a new Collective Bargaining Agreement on the horizon, whether Joe Douglas has any flaws...