No Slogans or Emotional Speeches: Aaron Glenn's Jets Open Camp and Seek Improvement
Aaron Glenn added veterans and rookies as the Jets seek a turnaround after a 3-14 season and a 15-year playoff drought.
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Rookie Kenyon Sadiq Returns to Jets Practice After Surgery
A long-awaited return.New York Jets tight end Kenyon Sadiq underwent surgery earlier this offseason that knocked him out for the final week of OTAs and all of mandatory minicamp. He was expected to make his return for training camp, and he delivered on that expectation.“The Jets are easing Sadiq back in after he missed the spring. He’s a unique-looking player, not especially tall compared to other tight ends (6-foot-3), but he’s jacked, strong, …
The Jets begin NFL training camp with optimism of a resurgence
Jets head coach Aaron Glenn knows his job security is thin, embodying Jerry Glanville’s classic warning that NFL stands for "Not For Long." The post The Jets begin NFL training camp with optimism of a resurgence appeared first on New York Amsterdam News.
FLORHAM PARK, New Jersey, USA (AP) — Aaron Glenn met with his New York Jet players before his first summer practice and shared a simple goal.
Onlookers Take Note of Bulked up Pair of Young Jets
With Jets training camp in full swing, fans are understandably excited to hear about how many of the Jets new acquisitions are performing. And why wouldn’t they be? The Jets have added some very high ceiling young players such as David Bailey, Omar Cooper Jr, Kenyon Sadiq, D’Angelo Ponds and Kingsley Enagbare to name a few. But stealing the show early on to some degree are a pair of young veterans in edge rusher Will McDonald and left tackle O…
NY Jets training camp recap: Top takeaways from opening practice
Video Description Host Connor Long dissects the top takeaways from the first practice of New York Jets training camp. FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT NY Jets training camp recap: Top takeaways from opening practice | Jets X-Factor
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