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jetsrule128 · 05-01-2009, 03:02 PM

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Morning minicamp with the rookies in "the bubble"

First, to the important stuff.

No punting this morning.

Presumably, punters Eric Wilbur and T.J. Conley will get their game on this afternoon.

Now, to Mark Sanchez.

In the 7-on-7s, Sanchez went 10-for-16 for (approximately) 125 yards, which included – again approximating here – a 65 yard touchdown pass to Marcus Henry. Henry broke open deep in the right seam, having beaten cornerback Sean Smalls (a tryout player from UMass), and Sanchez hit him with a perfect spiral that traveled about 25 yards.

That’s probably what stood out the most in watching Sanchez this morning – his consistency in delivering a spiral on almost every throw. His first few passes were behind the intended receiver, but he soon found his rhythm.

Among those, beside Henry, catching Sanchez’s passes: 6-3 WR Britt Davis (Northern Illinois), 6-2 WR Huey Whittaker (South Florida), 6-6 TE Andrew Davie (Arkansas) and 6-4 TE Robert Myers (Utah State). Myers showed a bit of alligator arms on a deep pass over the middle.

Sanchez didn’t do as much passing the 11-on-11s (I’m assuming we’ll see more of that in the afternoon), going just 3-for-4, though with two exceptional throws. One was a 19-yard completion (Smalls again was the victim) to Davis on the right sideline and the other was a play that went about 40 yards, a solid timing throw down the sideline to Paul Raymond.

Sanchez appears to be able to make “all the throws,” as the cliché goes, and he looked to have the gun to complete those intermediate (15 yarders) balls to the sideline.

Rex Ryan noted afterward – and not without some pride -- that Sanchez worked with some of the rookies last night on aspects of the offense. Ryan found out during practice because the unit looked a bit more in sync with the 18 plays it had been given than he expected.

“He’s a natural leader,” Ryan said of Sanchez. “Some guys can lead and some guys can’t.”

Ryan mentioned, as he did on draft day, the “swagger” Sanchez seems to possess.

Sanchez called his first day, “successful.”

Other things:

* Shonn Greene got a handful of carries in the 11-on-11s and made a good move after catching a screen pass in the right flat. He looks quick to the hole but with players in shorts and helmets, its hard to tell with these things.

* Ryan was asked if any other tryout players impressed him in the morning. He mentioned Rutgers UFA DE Jamaal Westerman and tryout players John Simmons, a 6-4 TE from Minnesota, and Brian Toal, a LB from Boston College.

I would throw in Hofstra’s Ottis Lewis, a 6-6 WR who made a diving reception on the first ball he saw, an out pass of about 10 yards thrown by Harvard QB Chris Pizzotti. The 6-5 Pizzotti, by the way, threw a couple of nice balls, including a 46-yarder during a positional drill that hit Davis in stride by the right pylon.

Afternoon practice at about 4.

JStokes · 05-01-2009, 03:06 PM

[QUOTE=readyforthedraft;3113859][url]http://weblogs.newsday.com/sports/football/jets/blog/[/url]

Morning minicamp with the rookies in "the bubble"

First, to the important stuff.

No punting this morning.

Presumably, punters Eric Wilbur and T.J. Conley will get their game on this afternoon.

Now, to Mark Sanchez.

In the 7-on-7s, Sanchez went 10-for-16 for (approximately) 125 yards, which included – again approximating here – a 65 yard touchdown pass to Marcus Henry. Henry broke open deep in the right seam, having beaten cornerback Sean Smalls (a tryout player from UMass), and Sanchez hit him with a perfect spiral that traveled about 25 yards.

That’s probably what stood out the most in watching Sanchez this morning – his consistency in delivering a spiral on almost every throw. His first few passes were behind the intended receiver, but he soon found his rhythm.

Among those, beside Henry, catching Sanchez’s passes: 6-3 WR Britt Davis (Northern Illinois), 6-2 WR Huey Whittaker (South Florida), 6-6 TE Andrew Davie (Arkansas) and 6-4 TE Robert Myers (Utah State). Myers showed a bit of alligator arms on a deep pass over the middle.

Sanchez didn’t do as much passing the 11-on-11s (I’m assuming we’ll see more of that in the afternoon), going just 3-for-4, though with two exceptional throws. One was a 19-yard completion (Smalls again was the victim) to Davis on the right sideline and the other was a play that went about 40 yards, a solid timing throw down the sideline to Paul Raymond.

Sanchez appears to be able to make “all the throws,” as the cliché goes, and he looked to have the gun to complete those intermediate (15 yarders) balls to the sideline.

Rex Ryan noted afterward – and not without some pride -- that Sanchez worked with some of the rookies last night on aspects of the offense. Ryan found out during practice because the unit looked a bit more in sync with the 18 plays it had been given than he expected.

“He’s a natural leader,” Ryan said of Sanchez. “Some guys can lead and some guys can’t.”

Ryan mentioned, as he did on draft day, the “swagger” Sanchez seems to possess.

Sanchez called his first day, “successful.”

Other things:

* Shonn Greene got a handful of carries in the 11-on-11s and made a good move after catching a screen pass in the right flat. He looks quick to the hole but with players in shorts and helmets, its hard to tell with these things.

* Ryan was asked if any other tryout players impressed him in the morning. He mentioned Rutgers UFA DE Jamaal Westerman and tryout players John Simmons, a 6-4 TE from Minnesota, and Brian Toal, a LB from Boston College.

I would throw in Hofstra’s Ottis Lewis, a 6-6 WR who made a diving reception on the first ball he saw, an out pass of about 10 yards thrown by Harvard QB Chris Pizzotti. The 6-5 Pizzotti, by the way, threw a couple of nice balls, including a 46-yarder during a positional drill that hit Davis in stride by the right pylon.

Afternoon practice at about 4.[/QUOTE]

Great to hear!!

Keep em coming!!

Play2Win · 05-01-2009, 03:08 PM

Davies looks like he can be a player for us this year. If he can block and supposed has soft hands. Will help out the running game tremendously.

intothegreen · 05-01-2009, 03:11 PM

[QUOTE=Play2Win;3113869]Davies looks like he can be a player for us this year. If he can block and supposed has soft hands. Will help out the running game tremendously.[/QUOTE]

Ya the Jets need to find a few gems who can contribute immediatelyto the team and become good role players/backups/STers...I think at least 3 UDFA make the final roster unless they pick up some vets.

Tony Danza · 05-01-2009, 03:13 PM

Damn this is all just a big tease. This stuff is wetting my appetite for some Jets football and then wham, were going to be cut off till the end of the summer.:steamin:

Oh well looks like I will be playing lots of madden.

jetsrule128 · 05-01-2009, 03:15 PM

[QUOTE=Tony Danza;3113876]Damn this is all just a big tease. This stuff is wetting my appetite for some Jets football and then wham, were going to be cut off till the end of the summer.:steamin:

Oh well looks like I will be playing lots of madden.[/QUOTE]

well there is an open to the fans mini camp JUNE 9-JUNE 11

CTM · 05-01-2009, 03:23 PM

Awesome..

ARodFLKeysJetsFan · 05-01-2009, 03:28 PM

[QUOTE=readyforthedraft;3113859]

* [B]Ryan was asked if any other tryout players impressed him in the morning. He mentioned Rutgers UFA DE Jamaal Westerman and tryout players [U]John Simmons, a 6-4 TE from Minnesota[/U],[/B] and Brian Toal, a LB from Boston College.

I would throw in Hofstra’s Ottis Lewis, a 6-6 WR who made a diving reception on the first ball he saw, an out pass of about 10 yards thrown by Harvard QB Chris Pizzotti. The 6-5 Pizzotti, by the way, threw a couple of nice balls, including a 46-yarder during a positional drill that hit Davis in stride by the right pylon.

Afternoon practice at about 4.[/QUOTE]

After a little research, the guys name is actually Jack Simmons.

[URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=160790"]http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=160790[/URL]

chesapeakejet · 05-01-2009, 03:33 PM

Oooo, he's got swagger! I'm all a dither! :jets_sign

nycdan · 05-01-2009, 05:39 PM

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Among those, beside Henry, catching Sanchez’s passes: 6-3 WR Britt Davis (Northern Illinois), 6-2 WR Huey Whittaker (South Florida), 6-6 TE Andrew Davie (Arkansas) and 6-4 TE Robert Myers (Utah State). Myers showed a bit of alligator arms on a deep pass over the middle.

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Great, so with Henry (6-4) we now know he can hit giant WRs. :)
Calling Plaxico Burress and Matt Jones!

(I'm just having fun...very excited about this report)

johnnysd · 05-01-2009, 05:47 PM

[QUOTE=ARodFLKeysJetsFan;3113904]After a little research, the guys name is actually Jack Simmons.

[URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=160790"]http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=160790[/URL][/QUOTE]

Jack is a nickname for John.

Chrebetfan80 · 05-01-2009, 06:18 PM

wow i totally forgot toal went into the draft this year. nice solid udfa pick up by us. he was a really good player for BC just had some injury problems couldnt stay on the field. But he could be really nice depth for us if he stayed healthy and made the team.

ubrnostrum · 05-01-2009, 06:39 PM

What the heck are "Alligator Arms?"

nycdan · 05-01-2009, 07:18 PM

[QUOTE=ubrnostrum;3114239]What the heck are "Alligator Arms?"[/QUOTE]

Picture trying to catch a ball with your arms straight out snapping together like an alligator's jaw. If that's too hard, picture Justin McCariens. :cool:

HEMPSTEAD · 05-01-2009, 07:21 PM

^ lol @ "If that's too hard, picture Justin McCariens."

[QUOTE=ubrnostrum;3114239]What the heck are "Alligator Arms?"[/QUOTE]

Basically, it's not fully extending your arms to catch the ball.

[QUOTE]Rex Ryan noted afterward – and not without some pride -- that [B]Sanchez worked with some of the rookies last night on aspects of the offense.[/B] Ryan found out during practice because the unit looked a bit more in sync with the 18 plays it had been given than he expected.[/QUOTE]
I'm loving this kid already.

ombudsmn · 05-01-2009, 07:27 PM

[QUOTE=nycdan;3114326]Picture trying to catch a ball with your arms straight out snapping together like an alligator's jaw. If that's too hard, picture Justin McCariens. :cool:[/QUOTE]

wow, that is not at all what that means.

tedtedthefootballhead · 05-01-2009, 07:29 PM

[QUOTE=HEMPSTEAD;3114330]^ lol @ "If that's too hard, picture Justin McCariens."

Basically, it's not fully extending your arms to catch the ball.

I'm loving this kid already.[/QUOTE]

yep, thats it. Picture a Tyrannosaurus Rex trying to catch a pass. Them arms is too short.

JETS_for_life · 05-01-2009, 07:30 PM

The important thing IMO is the guys around him are saying he has a great attitude, leadership, and he's obviously eager to learn the playbook and improve. That's all you can hope for at this point, and obviously that he stays out of trouble.

hatnlvr · 05-01-2009, 07:36 PM

[QUOTE]Damn this is all just a big tease. This stuff is wetting my appetite for some Jets football and then wham, were going to be cut off till the end of the summer.

[/QUOTE]

+1
I can't wait for Training Camp and Pre-Season to start.

nycdan · 05-01-2009, 07:50 PM

Yeah..i whiffed on that one. Never connected that phrase to what we often refer to as T-Rex arms. My bad.

Back to our communal, no-homo manlove for Sanchez...

05-01-2009, 03:02 PM	#1
jetsrule128 I AM All Pro Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 5,289	Best REport So Far By Boland [url]http://weblogs.newsday.com/sports/football/jets/blog/[/url] Morning minicamp with the rookies in "the bubble" First, to the important stuff. No punting this morning. Presumably, punters Eric Wilbur and T.J. Conley will get their game on this afternoon. Now, to Mark Sanchez. In the 7-on-7s, Sanchez went 10-for-16 for (approximately) 125 yards, which included – again approximating here – a 65 yard touchdown pass to Marcus Henry. Henry broke open deep in the right seam, having beaten cornerback Sean Smalls (a tryout player from UMass), and Sanchez hit him with a perfect spiral that traveled about 25 yards. That’s probably what stood out the most in watching Sanchez this morning – his consistency in delivering a spiral on almost every throw. His first few passes were behind the intended receiver, but he soon found his rhythm. Among those, beside Henry, catching Sanchez’s passes: 6-3 WR Britt Davis (Northern Illinois), 6-2 WR Huey Whittaker (South Florida), 6-6 TE Andrew Davie (Arkansas) and 6-4 TE Robert Myers (Utah State). Myers showed a bit of alligator arms on a deep pass over the middle. Sanchez didn’t do as much passing the 11-on-11s (I’m assuming we’ll see more of that in the afternoon), going just 3-for-4, though with two exceptional throws. One was a 19-yard completion (Smalls again was the victim) to Davis on the right sideline and the other was a play that went about 40 yards, a solid timing throw down the sideline to Paul Raymond. Sanchez appears to be able to make “all the throws,” as the cliché goes, and he looked to have the gun to complete those intermediate (15 yarders) balls to the sideline. Rex Ryan noted afterward – and not without some pride -- that Sanchez worked with some of the rookies last night on aspects of the offense. Ryan found out during practice because the unit looked a bit more in sync with the 18 plays it had been given than he expected. “He’s a natural leader,” Ryan said of Sanchez. “Some guys can lead and some guys can’t.” Ryan mentioned, as he did on draft day, the “swagger” Sanchez seems to possess. Sanchez called his first day, “successful.” Other things: * Shonn Greene got a handful of carries in the 11-on-11s and made a good move after catching a screen pass in the right flat. He looks quick to the hole but with players in shorts and helmets, its hard to tell with these things. * Ryan was asked if any other tryout players impressed him in the morning. He mentioned Rutgers UFA DE Jamaal Westerman and tryout players John Simmons, a 6-4 TE from Minnesota, and Brian Toal, a LB from Boston College. I would throw in Hofstra’s Ottis Lewis, a 6-6 WR who made a diving reception on the first ball he saw, an out pass of about 10 yards thrown by Harvard QB Chris Pizzotti. The 6-5 Pizzotti, by the way, threw a couple of nice balls, including a 46-yarder during a positional drill that hit Davis in stride by the right pylon. Afternoon practice at about 4.

05-01-2009, 03:06 PM	#2
JStokes Hall Of Fame Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Bergen County, NJ Posts: 20,126	[QUOTE=readyforthedraft;3113859][url]http://weblogs.newsday.com/sports/football/jets/blog/[/url] Morning minicamp with the rookies in "the bubble" First, to the important stuff. No punting this morning. Presumably, punters Eric Wilbur and T.J. Conley will get their game on this afternoon. Now, to Mark Sanchez. In the 7-on-7s, Sanchez went 10-for-16 for (approximately) 125 yards, which included – again approximating here – a 65 yard touchdown pass to Marcus Henry. Henry broke open deep in the right seam, having beaten cornerback Sean Smalls (a tryout player from UMass), and Sanchez hit him with a perfect spiral that traveled about 25 yards. That’s probably what stood out the most in watching Sanchez this morning – his consistency in delivering a spiral on almost every throw. His first few passes were behind the intended receiver, but he soon found his rhythm. Among those, beside Henry, catching Sanchez’s passes: 6-3 WR Britt Davis (Northern Illinois), 6-2 WR Huey Whittaker (South Florida), 6-6 TE Andrew Davie (Arkansas) and 6-4 TE Robert Myers (Utah State). Myers showed a bit of alligator arms on a deep pass over the middle. Sanchez didn’t do as much passing the 11-on-11s (I’m assuming we’ll see more of that in the afternoon), going just 3-for-4, though with two exceptional throws. One was a 19-yard completion (Smalls again was the victim) to Davis on the right sideline and the other was a play that went about 40 yards, a solid timing throw down the sideline to Paul Raymond. Sanchez appears to be able to make “all the throws,” as the cliché goes, and he looked to have the gun to complete those intermediate (15 yarders) balls to the sideline. Rex Ryan noted afterward – and not without some pride -- that Sanchez worked with some of the rookies last night on aspects of the offense. Ryan found out during practice because the unit looked a bit more in sync with the 18 plays it had been given than he expected. “He’s a natural leader,” Ryan said of Sanchez. “Some guys can lead and some guys can’t.” Ryan mentioned, as he did on draft day, the “swagger” Sanchez seems to possess. Sanchez called his first day, “successful.” Other things: * Shonn Greene got a handful of carries in the 11-on-11s and made a good move after catching a screen pass in the right flat. He looks quick to the hole but with players in shorts and helmets, its hard to tell with these things. * Ryan was asked if any other tryout players impressed him in the morning. He mentioned Rutgers UFA DE Jamaal Westerman and tryout players John Simmons, a 6-4 TE from Minnesota, and Brian Toal, a LB from Boston College. I would throw in Hofstra’s Ottis Lewis, a 6-6 WR who made a diving reception on the first ball he saw, an out pass of about 10 yards thrown by Harvard QB Chris Pizzotti. The 6-5 Pizzotti, by the way, threw a couple of nice balls, including a 46-yarder during a positional drill that hit Davis in stride by the right pylon. Afternoon practice at about 4.[/QUOTE] Great to hear!! Keep em coming!!

05-01-2009, 03:08 PM	#3
Play2Win Act as if... Veteran Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Long Island Posts: 1,508	Davies looks like he can be a player for us this year. If he can block and supposed has soft hands. Will help out the running game tremendously.

05-01-2009, 03:11 PM	#4
intothegreen All League Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 743	[QUOTE=Play2Win;3113869]Davies looks like he can be a player for us this year. If he can block and supposed has soft hands. Will help out the running game tremendously.[/QUOTE] Ya the Jets need to find a few gems who can contribute immediatelyto the team and become good role players/backups/STers...I think at least 3 UDFA make the final roster unless they pick up some vets.

05-01-2009, 03:13 PM	#5
Tony Danza All League Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 2,696	Damn this is all just a big tease. This stuff is wetting my appetite for some Jets football and then wham, were going to be cut off till the end of the summer.:steamin: Oh well looks like I will be playing lots of madden.

05-01-2009, 03:15 PM	#6
jetsrule128 I AM All Pro Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 5,289	[QUOTE=Tony Danza;3113876]Damn this is all just a big tease. This stuff is wetting my appetite for some Jets football and then wham, were going to be cut off till the end of the summer.:steamin: Oh well looks like I will be playing lots of madden.[/QUOTE] well there is an open to the fans mini camp JUNE 9-JUNE 11

05-01-2009, 03:23 PM	#7
CTM Hall Of Fame Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Not bababooey and I resent the implication Posts: 21,029	Awesome..

05-01-2009, 03:28 PM	#8
ARodFLKeysJetsFan Jets GM John Idzik is handling business.... Hall Of Fame Charter JI Member Join Date: May 1999 Location: Currently Norfolk, VA.... Posts: 18,325	[QUOTE=readyforthedraft;3113859] * [B]Ryan was asked if any other tryout players impressed him in the morning. He mentioned Rutgers UFA DE Jamaal Westerman and tryout players [U]John Simmons, a 6-4 TE from Minnesota[/U],[/B] and Brian Toal, a LB from Boston College. I would throw in Hofstra’s Ottis Lewis, a 6-6 WR who made a diving reception on the first ball he saw, an out pass of about 10 yards thrown by Harvard QB Chris Pizzotti. The 6-5 Pizzotti, by the way, threw a couple of nice balls, including a 46-yarder during a positional drill that hit Davis in stride by the right pylon. Afternoon practice at about 4.[/QUOTE] After a little research, the guys name is actually Jack Simmons. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=160790"]http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=160790[/URL]

05-01-2009, 03:33 PM	#9
chesapeakejet is a geek who loves football boardgames. Schluberator & Gadfly ® Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Virginia Posts: 24,503	Oooo, he's got swagger! I'm all a dither! :jets_sign

05-01-2009, 05:39 PM	#10
nycdan I'm tired of pretending I'm not a total b1tchen rock star from Mars. All League Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Thornwood, NY Posts: 4,782	[QUOTE=readyforthedraft;3113859][url]http://weblogs.newsday.com/sports/football/jets/blog/[/url] Among those, beside Henry, catching Sanchez’s passes: 6-3 WR Britt Davis (Northern Illinois), 6-2 WR Huey Whittaker (South Florida), 6-6 TE Andrew Davie (Arkansas) and 6-4 TE Robert Myers (Utah State). Myers showed a bit of alligator arms on a deep pass over the middle. [/quote] Great, so with Henry (6-4) we now know he can hit giant WRs. :) Calling Plaxico Burress and Matt Jones! (I'm just having fun...very excited about this report)

05-01-2009, 05:47 PM	#11
johnnysd Founding Member of the Geno Bandwagon Veteran Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 2,145	[QUOTE=ARodFLKeysJetsFan;3113904]After a little research, the guys name is actually Jack Simmons. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=160790"]http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=160790[/URL][/QUOTE] Jack is a nickname for John.

05-01-2009, 06:18 PM	#12
Chrebetfan80 Veteran Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 1,378	wow i totally forgot toal went into the draft this year. nice solid udfa pick up by us. he was a really good player for BC just had some injury problems couldnt stay on the field. But he could be really nice depth for us if he stayed healthy and made the team.

05-01-2009, 06:39 PM	#13
ubrnostrum not economically viable. Veteran Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Chicago, IL Posts: 1,602	What the heck are "Alligator Arms?"

05-01-2009, 07:18 PM	#14
nycdan I'm tired of pretending I'm not a total b1tchen rock star from Mars. All League Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Thornwood, NY Posts: 4,782	[QUOTE=ubrnostrum;3114239]What the heck are "Alligator Arms?"[/QUOTE] Picture trying to catch a ball with your arms straight out snapping together like an alligator's jaw. If that's too hard, picture Justin McCariens. :cool:

05-01-2009, 07:21 PM	#15
HEMPSTEAD Rookie Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 84	^ lol @ "If that's too hard, picture Justin McCariens." [QUOTE=ubrnostrum;3114239]What the heck are "Alligator Arms?"[/QUOTE] Basically, it's not fully extending your arms to catch the ball. [QUOTE]Rex Ryan noted afterward – and not without some pride -- that [B]Sanchez worked with some of the rookies last night on aspects of the offense.[/B] Ryan found out during practice because the unit looked a bit more in sync with the 18 plays it had been given than he expected.[/QUOTE] I'm loving this kid already.

05-01-2009, 07:27 PM	#16
ombudsmn Practice Squad Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 265	[QUOTE=nycdan;3114326]Picture trying to catch a ball with your arms straight out snapping together like an alligator's jaw. If that's too hard, picture Justin McCariens. :cool:[/QUOTE] wow, that is not at all what that means.

05-01-2009, 07:29 PM	#17
tedtedthefootballhead Are the J.E.T.S. ready for the next level? (Hopefully before I DIE) All League Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: East Windsor NJ, Brooklyn born & raised Posts: 4,966	[QUOTE=HEMPSTEAD;3114330]^ lol @ "If that's too hard, picture Justin McCariens." Basically, it's not fully extending your arms to catch the ball. I'm loving this kid already.[/QUOTE] yep, thats it. Picture a Tyrannosaurus Rex trying to catch a pass. Them arms is too short.

05-01-2009, 07:30 PM	#18
JETS_for_life Banned Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 8,091	The important thing IMO is the guys around him are saying he has a great attitude, leadership, and he's obviously eager to learn the playbook and improve. That's all you can hope for at this point, and obviously that he stays out of trouble.

05-01-2009, 07:36 PM	#19
hatnlvr Jets Fan for Life! All Pro Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 5,267	[QUOTE]Damn this is all just a big tease. This stuff is wetting my appetite for some Jets football and then wham, were going to be cut off till the end of the summer. [/QUOTE] +1 I can't wait for Training Camp and Pre-Season to start.

05-01-2009, 07:50 PM	#20
nycdan I'm tired of pretending I'm not a total b1tchen rock star from Mars. All League Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Thornwood, NY Posts: 4,782	Yeah..i whiffed on that one. Never connected that phrase to what we often refer to as T-Rex arms. My bad. Back to our communal, no-homo manlove for Sanchez...