The Jets sound a lot different under Aaron Glenn
NY Post
PALM BEACH, Fla. — Shhhhhhhhhh!
That could be the Jets’ new motto.
New Jets coach Aaron Glenn acknowledged Monday that the team has tried to keep a lower profile this offseason.
The Jets have been accused of “winning the offseason” in the past with big moves and bigger press conferences.
This offseason, they have been “moving in silence,” according to Glenn.
The Jets have not signed big names other than quarterback Justin Fields and they have not said much about those moves.
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It appears as though the other Rangers prospect at Boston College is staying put.
“Luka Magic” hasn’t been so enchanting recently — and it’s coming at the worst time for his new team.
Every pass that Shedeur Sanders throws to Travis Hunter today will be doubly important to the Giants.
The one-year anniversary of Fight Night at the Garden precedes a fourth and final regular-season meeting between the Rangers and Devils on Saturday that couldn’t be more different than the thrilling bout of last season.
The Mets opened the season missing two surefire starting pitchers in Frankie Montas and Sean Manaea, and one possible swingman in Paul Blackburn.
The Raiders are entrusting Geno Smith to turn the franchise’s fortunes.
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