08/13 Jets Info

[C Mart]

New York Jets ‏@nyjets
#JH WR Jeremy Kerley continuing to return to full-form. Today he's been returning punts at practice

[southparkcpa]

Originally Posted by C Mart

Incumbent T.J. Conley had a punt blocked for a Cincinnati touchdown Friday night. But it was challenger Travis Baltz, an undrafted free agent, who was waived by the team Sunday.

Coach Rex Ryan and special teams coordinator Mike Westhoff made it clear the block wasn't Conley's fault, each citing the fact the Jets were using all rookies in protection, leading to a breakdown.

http://www.northjersey.com/sports/16...tz_waived.html

Thanks...I was on the other side of the field and half the players had their jerseys folded up and it was hard to see the numbers at times.

[ozu]

The blocked punt was Josh Bush's blown assignment in protection.

[crasherino]

Originally Posted by ozu

Heh

@MikeTanier
Jets media are not allowed to Tweet about the Wildcat at the Jets closed practice today, but I can, because I am not there at all.

@SC_DougFarrar
@MikeTanier Make sure to misidentify the read option plays as Wildcats over and over.

Why is everyone so sure that just because Tebow ran the read option in Denver that he's going to do the same here? Regardless of what he did in Denver, he is still a very nice fit for Sparano's Wildcat and what we ran here with Leon and Brad Smith.

I'm sure there will be elements of both, but everyone seems to come up with some pre-conceived idea of how this offense will run and stick with it, despite the fact that we haven't seen anything to substantiate what will happen.

And even when we get our first look at what is installed, that hardly means that its the final word on how this offense will run. Tebow wasn't the starting QB at the beginning of the season in Denver last year. Somehow, that offense evolved over time. Likewise, when Sparano installed the Wildcat against the Pats for the first time several years ago, it really wasn't seen beforehand. I'm sure the teams had practiced those sets since the preseason, but they weren't the crux of the offense. Whilst I'm sure the team will be practicing certain base plays that they will rely on, the playbook, as it relates to Tebow, isn't written in stone just yet.

And with respect to the Wildcat vs. Read/Option....Sparano and Ryan both have referred to the Wildcat in several interviews. So, either they don't appreciate/care about the difference, or there will be at least some Wildcat (Single Wing) formations.

[patman]

Originally Posted by crasherino

Why is everyone so sure that just because Tebow ran the read option in Denver that he's going to do the same here? Regardless of what he did in Denver, he is still a very nice fit for Sparano's Wildcat and what we ran here with Leon and Brad Smith.

I'm sure there will be elements of both, but everyone seems to come up with some pre-conceived idea of how this offense will run and stick with it, despite the fact that we haven't seen anything to substantiate what will happen.

And even when we get our first look at what is installed, that hardly means that its the final word on how this offense will run. Tebow wasn't the starting QB at the beginning of the season in Denver last year. Somehow, that offense evolved over time. Likewise, when Sparano installed the Wildcat against the Pats for the first time several years ago, it really wasn't seen beforehand. I'm sure the teams had practiced those sets since the preseason, but they weren't the crux of the offense. Whilst I'm sure the team will be practicing certain base plays that they will rely on, the playbook, as it relates to Tebow, isn't written in stone just yet.

I am leaning to read option as the wildcat depends on surprise. I don't see the formation the jets are going to use that does not flag the D.

1. If Tebow is the qb is is not a wildcat but the option.
2. If tebow is on the field as a rb in either a 1 back or a two back set, he will
get spied.
3. If he comes in the game, when he subs the defense will sub.
--- what might work if sanchez play actions to tebow and the does a qb keeper.

[C Mart]

Jets RapidReports ‏@CBSSportsNFLNYJ
Sione Po'uha just strolled onto the field. No pads. Not working bandage seems gone from his forehead

Jenny Vrentas ‏@JennyVrentas
Sanchez in 11-on-11 drills today: 4-for-12 with an INT and 2 sacks. Tebow 5-for-6 with 2 sacks.

[C Mart]

Jenny Vrentas ‏@JennyVrentas
Both kickers 4-for-4 today. Folk's long was 53 yards

[C Mart]

And for laughs

TwhitlockJason ‏@TwhitlockJason
Antonio Cromartie's financial advisor would be ecstatic to hear that he was caught with a receipt for condoms

[Jordy]

Jenny
Vrentas‏@JennyVrentas


Don't expect many specifics from media. Practice is closed to the public
so there are restrictions on what we are permitted to report.

Jenny, the check's in the mail. Please send intel directly to my office.

Thank you!

"BB"

[Jordy]

Originally Posted by southparkcpa

I was at training camp on Sunday.

As much as it pains me..Tebow looked pretty good in 11 in 11. He threw a pick but was solid all around. McElroy looked good. Holmes was not taking plays but was on the field stretching and participating in non contact drills.

Mark looked very "late 2011ish".

Kicking and punting appeared to be creating good competition.

Starting Oline were doing drills most of the morning...difficult to say anything there. Vlad looks good in drills. Reminds me of the polish Navy joke. Great until you put them in water.

Maybin seems "removed" from the reality that he played poorly Friday. He was interacting with fans a bit when others weren't.

Hill had a few drops..nothing to be excited about. I hope.

Seems to me...the drills were not at full speed and Sunday was more/equally a fan exhibition and workout than a true skills review.

Who is the other punter CPA? I thought they cut one Saturday.

[adpz]

Originally Posted by C Mart

Jets RapidReports ‏@CBSSportsNFLNYJ
LaRon Landry on the bike during individual drills.

Landry's going to win the Tour de France at this rate

[DaBallhawk]

Originally Posted by C Mart

Jenny Vrentas ‏@JennyVrentas
Sanchez in 11-on-11 drills today: 4-for-12 with an INT and 2 sacks. Tebow 5-for-6 with 2 sacks.

Sigh...

[Beerfish]

Originally Posted by C Mart

Jenny Vrentas ‏@JennyVrentas
Sanchez in 11-on-11 drills today: 4-for-12 with an INT and 2 sacks. Tebow 5-for-6 with 2 sacks.

Ugh......Our starter is not good under pressure and our oline is getting ass booted so far this year. I hope to heck that Sparano puts good use of the max protect blocking scheme.

[ozu]

Folk is going to win the kicking job again at this rate.

Originally Posted by crasherino

And with respect to the Wildcat vs. Read/Option....Sparano and Ryan both have referred to the Wildcat in several interviews. So, either they don't appreciate/care about the difference, or there will be at least some Wildcat (Single Wing) formations.

This is a fair point. I assume that Doug Farrar is just getting annoyed at any designed QB run being referred to as WILDCAT.

Having offensive packages specifically designed for Tebow can only be a good thing since Mike McCoy admitted he had no experience in single wing, read-options, shuffle options, etc... and how they're supposed to be used. He started watching college football for ideas midseason.

[Jordy]

Originally Posted by crasherino

Why is everyone so sure that just because Tebow ran the read option in Denver that he's going to do the same here? Regardless of what he did in Denver, he is still a very nice fit for Sparano's Wildcat and what we ran here with Leon and Brad Smith.

I'm sure there will be elements of both, but everyone seems to come up with some pre-conceived idea of how this offense will run and stick with it, despite the fact that we haven't seen anything to substantiate what will happen.

And even when we get our first look at what is installed, that hardly means that its the final word on how this offense will run. Tebow wasn't the starting QB at the beginning of the season in Denver last year. Somehow, that offense evolved over time. Likewise, when Sparano installed the Wildcat against the Pats for the first time several years ago, it really wasn't seen beforehand. I'm sure the teams had practiced those sets since the preseason, but they weren't the crux of the offense. Whilst I'm sure the team will be practicing certain base plays that they will rely on, the playbook, as it relates to Tebow, isn't written in stone just yet.

And with respect to the Wildcat vs. Read/Option....Sparano and Ryan both have referred to the Wildcat in several interviews. So, either they don't appreciate/care about the difference, or there will be at least some Wildcat (Single Wing) formations.

My thinking is that they are simply using the term "wildcat" generically to mean anything other than a traditional offense.

[crasherino]

Originally Posted by patman

I am leaning to read option as the wildcat depends on surprise. I don't see the formation the jets are going to use that does not flag the D.

1. If Tebow is the qb is is not a wildcat but the option.
2. If tebow is on the field as a rb in either a 1 back or a two back set, he will
get spied.
3. If he comes in the game, when he subs the defense will sub.
--- what might work if sanchez play actions to tebow and the does a qb keeper.

Why is that any different than when Brad Smith was taking the snaps? The Jets ran the Wildcat. Sparano runs the Wildcat. Tebow has the perfect skills to run the Wildcat.

And if the Jets have the ability to run both, wouldn't it be not as predictable?

[Jordy]

Originally Posted by Beerfish

Ugh......Our starter is not good under pressure and our oline is getting ass booted so far this year. I hope to heck that Sparano puts good use of the max protect blocking scheme.

I'd be curious to know more about the passes. For instance, were there any drops? But also, as you say, how much pressure was he getting.

[SMC]

Originally Posted by DaBallhawk

Sigh...

Don't worry. You'll get your wish after Saturday's game.

[C Mart]

Originally Posted by Beerfish

Ugh......Our starter is not good under pressure and our oline is getting ass booted so far this year. I hope to heck that Sparano puts good use of the max protect blocking scheme.

maybe I missed it but I didn't see any tweets on if each QB was gong against the 1s on D...

[srobjets]

The thing that stands out at every practice and really should worry us all. The fact that regardless of who is in at QB, the are sacked way too much.

This has a negative affect on the d too. They are practicing against and having success against our crappy o line and receivers. When they go against another teams they get zero pressure and can't cover.