Category: Dalbin Osorio

TOJ Pick Six – Who Can New York Jets Spend On In 2018?

Dalbin Osorio with six players the New York Jets can target with their 2018 cap space

With this article by ESPN’s Rich Cimini, eyes have now began to turn towards the 2018 offseason and a coffer filled with close to $80 million for the New York Jets. The team does not have many long term contracts, and it is a team that will now sink or swim with Christian Hackenberg, Darron Lee, Leo Williams, Quincy Enunwa, Brian Winters, and the Alpha of this team Jamal Adams. Gone are the veterans of this team, but you get the feeling that the Jets will not ignore free agency next year.

I can almost guarantee that the Jets will look to make a splash, if for no other reason than to meet the spending floor, and that guarantee will most likely be magnified if they decide to clean house one more time and fire their General Manager and Head Coach after only three seasons. Either way, expect them to spend, and here are six guys the Jets could look to target next offseason if they hit the market, who could be wearing a betfair new jersey in 2018. 

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Author: Dalbin Osorio

Dalbin Osorio is a Case Planner for Graham-Windham, New York's oldest child welfare agency. He is, also, a student at the Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College. Dalbin graduated from Monroe College with a degree in Business Administration. A 3 sport utility man in high school (think a mix of Jerome WIlliams, Brad Smith, and Jayson Nix), he joined TOJ in 2013.

TOJ Podcast – New York Jets Full Tank Edition

New TOJ Podcast: Joe Caporoso and Dalbin Osorio on the New York Jets veteran purge and how the team publicly handed it. Also a preview of this week’s “Play Like A Jet” featuring Nicholas Dawidoff, author of “Collision Low Crossers”

Joe Caporoso and Dalbin Osorio break down the New York Jets decision to release David Harris and Eric Decker, discuss how the team publicly handled it and preview this week’s “Play Like A Jet,” which will feature an interview with Nicholas Dawidoff, author of “Collision Low Crossers” on the Jets 2011 season. 

The TOJ Podcast is brought to you by PrimeSport, official sponsor of the New York Jets! 

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Author: Joe Caporoso

Joe Caporoso is the Owner and EIC of Turn On The Jets. His writing has been featured in the New York Times, Huffington Post, MMQB and AdWeek. Caporoso played football his entire life, including four years at Muhlenberg as a wide receiver, where he was arguably the slowest receiver to ever start in school history. He is the VP of Social Media at Whistle Sports

Ep 14 – Positional Battles In A Rebuild, Prospects Of The Week

New Draft SZN Podcast: Dalbin Osorio and Jeff Lloyd on the positional battles facing the New York Jets rookies and their prospects of the week

Dalbin Osorio and Jeff Lloyd break down the New York Jets rookies heading in OTAs and Jeff gives his defensive prospect of the week to keep an eye on…

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Author: Dalbin Osorio

Dalbin Osorio is a Case Planner for Graham-Windham, New York's oldest child welfare agency. He is, also, a student at the Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College. Dalbin graduated from Monroe College with a degree in Business Administration. A 3 sport utility man in high school (think a mix of Jerome WIlliams, Brad Smith, and Jayson Nix), he joined TOJ in 2013.

TOJ Sidelines – Darron Lee & Why Talent Is Not Outweighing Baggage

Dalbin Osorio on why Darron Lee has not been worth the trouble so far…

The New York Jets are entering year three of the Todd Bowles/Mike Maccagnan Era and are under 100 days from kicking this thing off. The Jets are attempting an earnest rebuild, if you ignore them choosing to pay Josh McCown six million dollars to teach Christian Hackenberg how to propel himself into the endzone while an underachieving safety and an undersized inside linebacker dive right at him. This was supposed to be year one of that actual rebuild, but the Jets cannot seem to get out of their own way. Even as the Jets randomly released long time starter and defensive leader David Harris on June 6th, it is still not the strangest event involving an inside linebacker in the last 72 hours.

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Author: Dalbin Osorio

Dalbin Osorio is a Case Planner for Graham-Windham, New York's oldest child welfare agency. He is, also, a student at the Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College. Dalbin graduated from Monroe College with a degree in Business Administration. A 3 sport utility man in high school (think a mix of Jerome WIlliams, Brad Smith, and Jayson Nix), he joined TOJ in 2013.

TOJ Podcast – New York Jets OTA Fluff Edition

Joe Caporoso and Dalbin Osorio discuss what matters and doesn’t matter at Jets OTAs, and also bring on Scott Mason to preview the debut of Play Like A Jet

Joe Caporoso and Dalbin Osorio talk about OTA storylines, Sheldon Richardson and the quarterback situation. They also bring on Scott Mason to preview “Play Like A Jet,” which premiers later today! 

The TOJ Podcast is brought to you by PrimeSport, official sponsor of the New York Jets! 

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Author: Joe Caporoso

Joe Caporoso is the Owner and EIC of Turn On The Jets. His writing has been featured in the New York Times, Huffington Post, MMQB and AdWeek. Caporoso played football his entire life, including four years at Muhlenberg as a wide receiver, where he was arguably the slowest receiver to ever start in school history. He is the VP of Social Media at Whistle Sports

TOJ Podcast – New York Jets 2017 Quarterback Room Edition

New TOJ Podcast: Joe Caporoso and Dalbin Osorio discuss the New York Jets quarterback room for 2017 and what expectations should be…

Joe Caporoso and Dalbin Osorio take a closer look at Josh McCown as a starting quarterback and discuss an anticipated timeline for Christian Hackenberg. They also discuss why the Jets could still be “bad” but win more games than they did in 2016…

The TOJ Podcast is brought to you by PrimeSport, official sponsor of the New York Jets! 

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TOJ Podcast – New York Jets 2017 Defense Edition

TOJ Podcast: Joe Caporoso and Dalbin Osorio on the New York Jets 2017 defense…

Joe Caporoso and Dalbin Osorio break down the New York Jets 2017 defense. Will Darron Lee take a major step forward? Is there enough talent at outside linebacker? How do the rookie additions fit and what are fair expectations for them? 

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TOJ Pick Six – Final Thoughts On New York Jets 2017 Draft Class

Dalbin Osorio with a TOJ Pick Six of final thoughts on the New York Jets 2017 draft class

I always like to provide you all with my immediate thoughts (if you follow me on Twitter, you get those) and then give more in depth thoughts a couple of weeks later. Like what I hope Christian Hackenburg does not throw this season, let’s take this Pick Six back on the 2017 Jets draft class…

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TOJ Podcast – New York Jets Wide Receiver Edition

TOJ Podcast: Joe Caporoso and Dalbin Osorio talk about the Robby Anderson situation, the new faces in the New York Jets wide receiver room and what role each player could play in 2017…

Joe Caporoso and Dalbin Osorio review the New York Jets additions at wide receiver via the NFL Draft, discuss the Robby Anderson situation and break down what role each skill position player will handle in the 2017 offense…

The TOJ Podcast is brought to you by PrimeSport, official sponsor of the New York Jets! 

Check out Gotham City Crew for the best NY and New York Jets gear. Subscribe on I-Tunes and leave us a review to be eligible to win a free shirt from them! Just tweet over whatever name your review with…

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