Category: Offseason 2019

TOJ Podcast – New York Jets 2019 Training Camp Wrap F/ Connor Hughes

New TOJ Podcast: Joe Caporoso and Connor Hughes of The Athletic wrap 2019 New York Jets training camp…

Joe Caporoso and Connor Hughes discuss everything that happened in 2019 New York Jets training camp, preview the rest of their preseason and discuss what roster moves are still likely to be made, including a few potentially surprising roster cuts…

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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 EVP of Content at Whistle Sports

New York Jets Preseason Week Two – Three Things To “Watch”

Joe Caporoso with three things to watch for in the New York Jets second preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons…

The New York Jets second preseason game (and first road game) is tomorrow night against the Atlanta Falcons. Their opener had an entertaining first drive, a brutally long rain delay and then a bunch of sloppy football from the backups…par for the course in the preseason. The starters should see a little more extended action against Atlanta. Here is what else you should be watching out for…

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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 EVP of Content at Whistle Sports

Turn On The Jets 12 Pack – 2019 Defensive Predictions

Joe Caporoso with a Turn On The Jets 12 Pack of defensive predictions for the New York Jets

Welcome back to another edition of the Turn On The Jets 12 Pack. Make sure to check out our store at The Loyalist! and to subscribe to the TOJ podcast (hit us with a rating!)…

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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 EVP of Content at Whistle Sports

New York Jets Positional Breakdown – Wide Receiver

Andrew Fialkow breaks down the New York Jets wide receivers heading into the preseason…

Andrew Fialkow with a breakdown of New York Jets positional group on the wide receivers…

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Turn On The Jets 12 Pack – 2019 Training Camp Predictions

Joe Caporoso with a Turn On The Jets 12 Pack of predictions for New York Jets training camp

Welcome back to another edition of the Turn On The Jets 12 Pack. Make sure to check out our store at The Loyalist! and to subscribe to the TOJ podcast (hit us with a rating!)…

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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 EVP of Content at Whistle Sports

TOJ Pick Six: Questions for New York Jets Entering Preseason

Dalbin Osorio with TOJ Pick Six of questions facing the New York Jets heading into August…

You smell that, Jets fans? That is most definitely the smell of optimism and football returning, as we have reached the two-weeks-away-from-the-Green-&-White-Scrimmage portion of the off-season. We have a new coach that’s been here for about six months, and a new general manager that’s only been here for what feels like six days. It’s year two of Sam Darnold, with an influx of talent on both sides of the ball, and a puncher’s chance of ending a too-long playoff drought. There’s still a few questions this team needs answered so, like a Pat Mahomes errant cross body throw that lands in the arms of Jamal Adams in January to seal a playoff win, let’s take this pick six to the house. 

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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 – Jets Training Camp Is Here F/ Brian Bassett

New TOJ Podcast: Joe Caporoso and Brian Bassett give their final takes before New York Jets training camp kicks off..

Joe Caporoso and Brian Bassett give their final takes before New York Jets training camp kicks off and thoughts on the return of One Jets Drive…

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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 EVP of Content at Whistle Sports

New York Jets Top Five – Bold 2019 Predictions

Joe Belic with five bold predictions for the 2019 New York Jets

From a “crazy-eyed” press conference to a “rift” in the front office, it’s been a bit of roller-coaster ride this offseason; however, things have settled down and the Jets are once again on course. Adam Gase and new GM Joe Douglas are gelling and Sam Darnold is on the rise. Nevertheless, many remain theorizing how the year will play out.  In this week’s “Joe Jet 5,” I make five bold predictions about the upcoming season.

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New York Jets – A Season of Risk

Jim Geraghty on the challenges and risk facing Joe Douglas and the New York Jets heading into 2019…

The stakes for the Jets are higher than usual in 2019. After last year’s deeply disappointing  season, management – primarily the now-departed general manager Mike Maccagnan – made a series of high-risk, high-reward gambles in free agency and the draft before being dismissed in May – to the surprise of Maccagnan, the fanbase, and the rest of the league. New GM Joe Douglas is now in the odd position of managing a team that was almost entirely assembled by someone else, with limited opportunity to shape the roster until the 2020 free agency period and draft.

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