New York Jets

The Sports Xchange: New York Jets team report. Jets Flight Deck: Barely four months on the job, John Idzik is being tested. The Jet Press: Is Terry Bradway as bad as everyone thinks? The Jet Press: Inside the numbers with the Marty Mornhinweg offense. SB Nation: The Jets are considering adding a veteran quarterback after David Garrard's retirement. The Jets Blog: Rating the remaining quarterbacks in free agency. Daily News: Willie Colon suggests that his arrest likely signals the end of Mike Goodson's Jets career. NYJets.com: Stephen Hill hopes to make a leap in year 2. NYJets.com: Tommy Bohanon prides himself on catching the ball. NFL.com: Dee Milliner signs with a new agency. Rant Sports: Shonn Greene may inspire Chris Johnson to work hard. AFC East Blog: Should the Buffalo Bills worry about Mario Williams? Associated Press: The San Diego Chargers and Dwight Freeney agree to a 2-year deal. Philly.com: The Philadelphia Eagles experiment with TE Clay Harbor and WR Jason Avant on defense to add versatility. So they're being Avant-garde? Dallas News: Generosity turns dangerous in Tyron Smith's family battles over money. I'll remember that when I win that Powerball jackpot. L.A. Times: D.J. Hayden is lucky to be alive. And now here is Kamikazee with a cover of "Lucky": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTLiVHENNaw Enjoy the rest of your weekend, Gang Green Gangsters.

The Sports Xchange: New York Jets team report. Jets Flight Deck: Barely four months on the job, John Idzik is being tested. The Jet Press: Is Terry Bradway as bad as everyone thinks? The Jet Press: Inside the numbers with the Marty Mornhinweg offense. SB Nation: The Jets are considering adding a veteran quarterback after David Garrard's retirement. The Jets Blog: Rating the remaining quarterbacks in free agency. Daily News: Willie Colon suggests that his arrest likely signals the end of Mike Goodson's Jets career. NYJets.com: Stephen Hill hopes to make a leap in year 2. NYJets.com: Tommy Bohanon prides himself on catching the ball. NFL.com: Dee Milliner signs with a new agency. Rant Sports: Shonn Greene may inspire Chris Johnson to work hard. AFC East Blog: Should the Buffalo Bills worry about Mario Williams? Associated Press: The San Diego Chargers and Dwight Freeney agree to a 2-year deal. Philly.com: The Philadelphia Eagles experiment with TE Clay Harbor and WR Jason Avant on defense to add versatility. So they're being Avant-garde? Dallas News: Generosity turns dangerous in Tyron Smith's family battles over money. I'll remember that when I win that Powerball jackpot. L.A. Times: D.J. Hayden is lucky to be alive. And now here is Kamikazee with a cover of "Lucky": Enjoy the rest of your weekend, Gang Green Gangsters.

Rookie Tommy Bohanon From Wake Knows He Must Excel on Special Teams as Well.

Hi guys, I'm still around...for the folks who asked about me. I'm doing great. I'm excited about Tebow getting another shot at QB in the NFL and doing well since the league is being dominated by the read option now. Yep...I said "I'm excited..." haha Re: Tebow’s Throwing Motion…Tebow can’t Throw….WRONG!!! Per Vinny Testaverde: "I was kind of disappointed because I was hoping he’d get a chance to show the coaches what we worked on," Testaverde told Rich Cimini of ESPNNewYork.com. "I think they would’ve been impressed if they had compared this year to last year." Testaverde spent a week with Tebow, concentrating on his footwork. In layman’s terms, Testaverde said Tebow "was stepping in the wrong direction when he was throwing the football." Testaverde also consulted with IMG instructor Chris Weinke, saying they "speak the same quarterback language" because they both played under Dan Henning. "Chris and I looked at Tim careful and we were both amazed," Testaverde said. "Everybody has been focusing on his throwing motion, trying to fix that, but nobody had picked up his footwork. His footwork was all screwed up. Chris and I looked at each other after about four or five throws, and we saw the same thing. We got his footwork fixed. His throwing motion is now a non-issue. "He throws with what we call ‘effortless power.’ He doesn’t have that elongated motion anymore and his head isn’t moving 2 1/2 feet when he throws it." So, What was meant for evil, it will be used for Tebow’s good. And to all my friends on here, great to see you! Hi guys, I'm still around...for the folks who asked about me. I'm doing great. I'm excited about Tebow getting another shot at QB in the NFL and doing well since the league is being dominated by the read option now. Yep...I said "I'm excited..." haha Re: Tebow’s Throwing Motion…Tebow can’t Throw….WRONG!!! Per Vinny Testaverde: "I was kind of disappointed because I was hoping he’d get a chance to show the coaches what we worked on," Testaverde told Rich Cimini of ESPNNewYork.com. "I think they would’ve been impressed if they had compared this year to last year." Testaverde spent a week with Tebow, concentrating on his footwork. In layman’s terms, Testaverde said Tebow "was stepping in the wrong direction when he was throwing the football." Testaverde also consulted with IMG instructor Chris Weinke, saying they "speak the same quarterback language" because they both played under Dan Henning. "Chris and I looked at Tim careful and we were both amazed," Testaverde said. "Everybody has been focusing on his throwing motion, trying to fix that, but nobody had picked up his footwork. His footwork was all screwed up. Chris and I looked at each other after about four or five throws, and we saw the same thing. We got his footwork fixed. His throwing motion is now a non-issue. "He throws with what we call ‘effortless power.’ He doesn’t have that elongated motion anymore and his head isn’t moving 2 1/2 feet when he throws it." So, What was meant for evil, it will be used for Tebow’s good. And to all my friends on here, great to see you!

Kirby Lee-US Presswire These were was supposed to be the new drama-free New York Jets. With the departure of locker room cancer Darrelle Revis and evangelical savior Tim Tebow, the Jets’ carnival show was supposed to end. Instead, the Jets brass decided to draft diva quarterback Geno Smith in the second round of the draft and veteran quarterback David Garrard, who was supposed to become the No. 1 quarterback, retired because of knee issues. It looks like Mark Sanchez will once  by Text-Enhance" href="http://www.footballandfutbol.com/new-york-jets-nightmare-off-season-continues-with-mike-goodson-arrest/#">again be the starting quarterback for the anemic Jets offense, and one can imagine the loud boos he will hear as he enters the Jets stadium for the first time this season. A quarterback’s best friend is a solid running game, and the Jets thought they had a game breaking running back in Mike Goodson. However, Goodson was just arrested with marijuana and loaded semi-automatic weapons found in his car. The arrest of Goodson is just another blow to the Jets’ fortunes before the season even starts. Yeah, I know that the Jets also acquired former Saints running back Chris Ivory in a draft  by Text-Enhance" href="http://www.footballandfutbol.com/new-york-jets-nightmare-off-season-continues-with-mike-goodson-arrest/#">day trade, but Ivory has yet to show that he can be an every-down back. Who on the Jets will scare opposing defenses now that their best player Santonio Holmes is coming off season-ending injury? Jets fans better get themselves ready for a depressing regular season as the Jets look to be one of the worst teams in the NFL. The Jets and the Jacksonville Jaguars will be competing with each other for the league’s most comical offense. Expect to see Sanchez getting booed louder than any professional football player in recent memory. There is only two words that can turn Jets fans’ frowns upside down: Jadeveon Clowney. Jorge Contreras is an Oakland Raiders writer for RantSports.com. Follow Jorge on Twitter @jraycontreras

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SB Nation's Ryan Van Bibber is at the NFL Rookie Premiere, which is being attended by many Draft picks, including Jets quarterback Geno Smith. Geno talked about his first luxury purchase in the NFL. A voice from behind a television camera on Thursday asked Smith if he had rewarded himself in the wake of the draft. A watch? A new car? His answer lacked the hoped-for banality. "The playbook." Click here to read the whole story. It also discusses how Geno fits with the team and in relation to the new offensive system. Nothing we hear from Geno is going to be particularly meaningful. The only real takeaway is that he gave a good sounding answer, which means he might be able to handle the media well. That is a good thing considering the wave of negativity that hit in the days following the Jets' selection of him in the second round.

It does not seem like the Jets are in any hurry to make a move on Mike Goodson after his arrest. Goodson is the third Jet to be charged with marijuana possession in the last two weeks, joining defensive end Claude Davis and cornerback Cliff Harris, who were both released by the team. The Jets have a bigger investment in Goodson, whom they signed to a three-year, $6.9 million free-agent contract in March. Goodson and Chris Ivory were expected to be the Jets’ top two running backs. In a statement, the Jets said they would have no comment until “the legal process has run its course.” At this point, it is probably premature to make definitive statements on what the Jets should or should not do. We simply do not have all of the information necessary right now. Frequently, initial reports on incidents like this are either incomplete or incorrect. It is probably best to refrain from judgment until we have more answers

Good morning, Gang Green Gangsters! Seriously, if you're not reading Infinite Jets, then, well, you're not seeing all the words that are up on that site. James Walker: John Idzik is in a bad spot with Mike Goodson. He posted bail, so I think he can coach the Knicks tonight. Kristian Dyer: Tommy Bohanon finds a familiar face in Idzik. Behind the Steel Curtain: Plaxico Burress speaks out in support of Mark Sanchez. NFL.com: Geno Smith seems to get it. Pro Football Focus: D'Brickashaw Ferguson and John Abraham missed the list of PFF top players. Randy Lange: His dream delayed, now Lanier Coleman is back in it. NYJets.com: Oday Aboushi is working on hand technique. The Jet Press: Why Jets fans stay with their team. Star-Ledger: Sports Authority approves the expanded American Dream proposal. Respect the authoritah! Jaguars.com: Mark Brunell will join the Jacksonville Jaguars TV booth for the preseason. Sports Illustrated: Jimmy Haslam's Cleveland Browns ownership is not currently in danger, but things could change. OSN: The Browns are gearing up to punt the ball down opponents' throats. Associated Press: Bruce Irvin has been suspended 4 games. Associated Press: The Chicago Bears and Kyle Long agree to a deal. I'm glad we don't play them this year because we don't need Kyle Long sacking Mark Sanchez all day, like his two dominant brothers Chris Long and Jake Long. USA Today: Robert Griffin III's dad says that his rehab is ahead of schedule. Over the Cap: A primer on some rookie contract sticking points. The Football Educator: The effects of the Tuck Rule on the NFL salary cap. Enjoy your weekend, and if you happen to be at the Jets Lupus Walk today, tell us how it went and share some pictures if you'd like.

A Staten Island Native, Rookie T, Oday Aboushi, is Playing Close to Home.