In some situations it isn’t a big deal for a player to have a quiet pre-season but for the following players, it is time to put together a big performance to assert themselves as key parts of the team in 2011 – 5. Scotty McKnight – He is looking more and more like a practice …
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A week by week look throughout the pre-season at how the New York Jets rookies are performing Muhammad Wilkerson – (1 tackle) – Another relatively nondescript performance from the Jets first round pick. However, Wilkerson did look a little more comfortable at the point of attack and seems to be holding his own out there. …
A week by week look throughout the pre-season on how the New York Jets rookies are performing Muhammad Wilkerson – (2 tackles, 1 solo) – Wilkerson’s most notable play of the night was an offsides penalty but it is hard to expect too much on the stat sheet out of a rookie 3-4 defensive end …
Today’s edition of the TOJ Top Five, will look at the five dumbest New York Jets stories that became a bigger deal than they should have because of the lockout… 5. Schotty’s Excuses – We aren’t interested in your side of the story, just find a way to get the ball into the end-zone on …
Offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer recently discussed the four new offensive rookies the New York Jets added in April’s draft, all of whom are skill position players. Looking at the 2011 season, if and when it occurs, how much can the Jets really expect from their rookies with such a shortened off-season? Jeremy Kerley – Considering …
A closer look at the Jets seventh round pick, Scotty McKnight – Background – As we all know by now he is a childhood best friend of Jets starting quarterback Mark Sanchez. The two of them used to be ball boys together for Mission Viejo high school. College – McKnight decided to walk on at Colorado University, …
For the most part I enjoy the work of the New York Jets beat writers. In particular, I think both Manish Mehta of The Daily News and Jenny Vrentas of The Star-Ledger work hard to consistently produce unique content. However, I was disappointed to see the back cover on the early edition of the New York …
