Speaker 1: While we're back. Summer is over. It's football season. The
Speaker 1: Jets report for training campaire at one Jets Drive on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Lots of folks are out here in Florence Park. They're
Speaker 1: on the fields getting ready for the players to return
Speaker 1: here next week. In less than seven weeks, the Jets
Speaker 1: are going to open up the regular season September ninth
Speaker 1: against the forty nine Ers Monday Night Football. We can't wait.
Speaker 1: Coming up, We're gonna preview training camp with our Training
Speaker 1: Camp Special, which featured analysis from former Jets receiver Quincy
Speaker 1: and Nuonwah my South Carolina Hunter shot Ethan Greenberg. Before
Speaker 1: we get to that, I wanted to share with you
Speaker 1: my top storylines for training camp. Number ten, defensive tackle
Speaker 1: Quinn Williams. Is he ready to assume the mantle of
Speaker 1: number one defensive tackle in the National Football League? Aaron
Speaker 1: Donald he retired an offseason. Quinn Williams, he is an
Speaker 1: interior menace. He can do everything. I still think that
Speaker 1: he has another level. Q has another level, and that's
Speaker 1: scary to think about such a key fixture here and
Speaker 1: quarterbacks in the National Football League they want nothing to
Speaker 1: do with the defensive tackle who is providing interior rush.
Speaker 1: This guy makes it all go for the Jets. But
Speaker 1: key question along that defensive front is what about the
Speaker 1: pieces next to him? Javon Kinlaw comes over in free agency,
Speaker 1: Luckyfotwo does as well. Solomon Thomas re signs here with
Speaker 1: the Jets after a career year. I'm interested to see
Speaker 1: what that rotation actually looks like. I like to pick
Speaker 1: up off kin Law. Does Robert Sala work with him
Speaker 1: as a rookie back in San Francisco when Sala was
Speaker 1: a defensive coordinator. Of course, it's got really freakish athletic ability.
Speaker 1: Long guy who I think is going to thrive in
Speaker 1: the system. Speaking about thriving in the system, the Jets
Speaker 1: think FO two is gonna benefit from a change of addresses.
Speaker 1: Not that anything was bad in his former spot of Arizona.
Speaker 1: They just think he's gonna thrive in this attack style
Speaker 1: system here up front changes on the edge, we know
Speaker 1: the Jets straight to John Franklin Myers. That's number nine.
Speaker 1: John Franklin Myers goes to Denver in a trade over
Speaker 1: draft weekend. Bryce hoff signs with the Philadelphia Eagles the
Speaker 1: lucrative deal. Jermaine Johnson huge jump in year two. He's
Speaker 1: gonna be counted on even more in year three, and
Speaker 1: I think he really embraces that role. Here's a guy
Speaker 1: can do anything as far as setting that edge against
Speaker 1: the run. Also, he's got speed power, his moves continue
Speaker 1: to evolve. So Jermaine Johnson is a budding star here
Speaker 1: with the Jets. I want to see if Will McDonald
Speaker 1: can take that next step in year two like we
Speaker 1: saw for Jermaine Johnson. Jermaine Johnson year one and then
Speaker 1: finally the son Reddick. He wasn't here in voluntary workouts,
Speaker 1: skip mandatory mini camp. With that being said, professional dude
Speaker 1: who has brought it throughout his career, and I think
Speaker 1: he can really change the dynamic up front because he
Speaker 1: is one of the NFL's top closers. If the Jets
Speaker 1: are playing with the lead, you want Reddick out there
Speaker 1: on the field because he really can create some havoc
Speaker 1: Number eight safety competition. Tony Adams really developing young player,
Speaker 1: energizer bunny who will come up and hit you in
Speaker 1: the run game. Also, I like his range, sideline sideline,
Speaker 1: very athletic player. He's going to continue to get better
Speaker 1: at Chuck Clark returns. Listen, that guy did a little
Speaker 1: bit of everything with the Baltimore Ravens, a really heavy
Speaker 1: ball player, got the postseason experience. I like that ad
Speaker 1: in the locker room, and he is the guy who
Speaker 1: the Jets are going to be counting on big time
Speaker 1: this year. Ashton Davis resigns ball magnet, takeaway machine doing
Speaker 1: a lot of good things. Also on special team's key performer.
Speaker 1: What's gonna happen at that spot for number four? Though?
Speaker 1: Isaiah Oliver comes over from San Francisco forty nine ers,
Speaker 1: got some cornerback experience on the inside and safety. The
Speaker 1: Jets are going to go just with him at safety.
Speaker 1: A couple of young guys are going to try to
Speaker 1: make a charge as well. But let's watch Oliver speaking
Speaker 1: about Ashton Davis as well. He played that big nickel
Speaker 1: position for the Jets last season when the Jets wanted
Speaker 1: to put three safeties on the field. New kickoff return rule.
Speaker 1: That's number seven for me as far as the storylines
Speaker 1: are concerned, what does the competition look like? Will Xavier
Speaker 1: Gibson take that next step? How about that's rarely in return?
Speaker 1: In his first game as a pro against the Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 1: Nobody is ever going to forget that Treek Cohen is
Speaker 1: trying to make a career comeback. We saw him, he
Speaker 1: was so impressive early in his career, been snakeing by injuries.
Speaker 1: But with this new return rule, the Jets take a
Speaker 1: flyer on Cohen and he's gonna try to be part
Speaker 1: of the mix in that kickoff return battle. And how
Speaker 1: about Ricky's Isaiah Davis Malchai Corley will they get long
Speaker 1: looks as well? Bottom line, new kickoff return rule, you
Speaker 1: need more than just one competent returner, you need a
Speaker 1: couple of them. Also. Finally, on special teams, Brandon Ackols,
Speaker 1: he's gonna be counted on more with the departure of
Speaker 1: Justin Hardy in free agency. My number six storyline year
Speaker 1: four on this defense, our takeaway is gonna come in bunches,
Speaker 1: especially at that cornerback position. The Jets have elite cornerbacks.
Speaker 1: My senses, they'll have a lot more opportunities at takeaways
Speaker 1: this season because I think the Jets are gonna play
Speaker 1: with the lead Layton games of Aaron Rodgers on the field,
Speaker 1: the continuity the Jets have under Jeff Olbrick. It's awesome
Speaker 1: and it's also rare, so you gotta take advantage of
Speaker 1: the spot. Number five. As far as training camp story onlines,
Speaker 1: back up running back bri Saw he's the star. Fifteen
Speaker 1: hundred yards from scrimmage last year, nearly sixteen hundred yards.
Speaker 1: You can go for two thousand. Watch out for this dude.
Speaker 1: The guy's freaking nature. Just manage his workload before the
Speaker 1: start of the regular season. What will the reps look
Speaker 1: like behind him? The Jets draft the two running backs,
Speaker 1: of course, Braylan Allen, the youngest player in the National
Speaker 1: Football leagueut of Wisconsin Isaiah Davis as well Israel Obana
Speaker 1: Kanda was a draft pick last year. Those guys are
Speaker 1: all gonna be in the mix battling for time behind
Speaker 1: Brece Hall. Number four, the tight end complementary parts, Tyler
Speaker 1: Conklin is about to be paired up with Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 1: Conkent sixty one catches last year despite quarterback instability. Was
Speaker 1: he gonna do with Aaron Rodgers? Jeremy Rucker. We're gonna
Speaker 1: be watching because he's acknowledged he's shown flashes of his
Speaker 1: all round game, but he wants to become more of
Speaker 1: a consistent fixture. Also Kenny Oboa like he's special teams
Speaker 1: contributor returns, and Zach Kootz will look to make more
Speaker 1: of a vent in year two. Number three wide receiver landscape,
Speaker 1: Garrett Wilson, He's gonna have a monster year. He's gonna
Speaker 1: pair up with Aaron Rodgers. Eight to five, eight to five.
Speaker 1: What is that gonna look like? Well, it could look
Speaker 1: like fifteen hundred yards. We'll have to see. Now Beyond
Speaker 1: Garrett Wilson, Mike Williams comes over in free agency one
Speaker 1: of the best contested ball catchers in the National Football League.
Speaker 1: He starts camp on the pup list. He's targeting Week
Speaker 1: one against the forty nine ers. Be ready to be
Speaker 1: ready to be full go. So the Jets are going
Speaker 1: to take a cautious approach here with him throughout the summer.
Speaker 1: No need to hurry him. You want to take the
Speaker 1: long game approach like he did with Breshall last year.
Speaker 1: Malkai Corley, we talked about him possibly in the returning game.
Speaker 1: The education of him will be on hand here throughout
Speaker 1: training camp. He's gonna be asked to do and ask
Speaker 1: to do a lot of different things than he did
Speaker 1: at Western Kentucky. Allen Czard reunites with Aaron Rodgers. He
Speaker 1: knows this offense, he said, success with Rogers and Nathaniel
Speaker 1: Hackett before. I look for him to have a better
Speaker 1: showing here throughout the summer and into the season. And
Speaker 1: then we talk about the young guys, Exavier Gibson, Malik Tayler,
Speaker 1: gonna try to make a charge. You got Jason Brownlee,
Speaker 1: so it's gonna be interesting battle down the depth chart
Speaker 1: as well. The number two camp storyline, My number two
Speaker 1: camp storyline, revamped offensive line, Number one offenses is the
Speaker 1: off season was fortifying that line. It looks quite good
Speaker 1: on paper. Tyron Smith, he is likely a future Hall
Speaker 1: of Famer. He's a prototypical left tackle, unbelievable specimen. And
Speaker 1: what better guy I had to teach Ulu fashion a
Speaker 1: first round pick out of Penn State than Tyron Smith.
Speaker 1: John Simpson at left guard, big Guy Muller in the
Speaker 1: run game, Joe Tipman at center. Draft pick last year,
Speaker 1: got valuable playing time throughout his rookie season. Everybody's been
Speaker 1: talking about how he's been more vocal, so you're seeing
Speaker 1: more confidence from him. He'll be at the pivot. Speaking
Speaker 1: of confidence, I feel confident anytime Elijah Vera Tucker's on
Speaker 1: the field. The Jets have found a permanent home for
Speaker 1: him at right guard. He's been moving all over the place,
Speaker 1: but with these editions, he's at right guard. Morgan Moses
Speaker 1: comes back. I love the veteran components on the outside
Speaker 1: with a four mentioned Tyron Smith, and then Morgan Moses
Speaker 1: comes back. The young guys fashion new. He got better
Speaker 1: throughout the spring. He's gonna he's gonna get valuable reps
Speaker 1: throughout the summer. Carter Warren, I think he's shown some
Speaker 1: steps as well. They're going to provide depth at tackle.
Speaker 1: Wes Schweitzer could be a key depth piece inside Umber.
Speaker 1: One top storyline here in training camp it's the return
Speaker 1: of Aaron Rodgers. Count him out at your own peril.
Speaker 1: This dude is on a mission. He told us here
Speaker 1: on the podcast that if he didn't think he could
Speaker 1: play at an MVP level and this team couldn't win
Speaker 1: a championship, then he wouldn't play. So bottom line is
Speaker 1: he thinks he still can play an MVP level, four
Speaker 1: time NFL MVP, and he thinks the New York Jets
Speaker 1: can win a championship. He had a strong spring. He
Speaker 1: was out here throughout OTA's voluntary sessions. Knows this offense
Speaker 1: inside and out, so this whole deal is gonna look different. Also,
Speaker 1: you got to competent backup quarterback and Tyron Taylor, and
Speaker 1: then you're gonna take the long game with Jordan Travis,
Speaker 1: who is coming off injury that final season at Florida State.
Speaker 1: Those are my top ten storylines. Number one though, is
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers back in the saddle. And this Jets team
Speaker 1: has a long way to go before we get to
Speaker 1: San Francisco. But those are just my top ten storylines
Speaker 1: here heading into the training camp. So and that's continue
Speaker 1: our preview right now with Ethan Greenberg, Caroline Hunter, Shot Quincy,
Speaker 1: and Nuonwah and myself.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Jets Overtime.
Speaker 3: It's crazy to say that training camp is around the corner,
Speaker 3: but here we are Training Camp Preview presented by Honda Quincy, Noonwa,
Speaker 3: Eric Allen, Ethan Greenberg.
Speaker 2: We're gonna break down what.
Speaker 3: To look for in training camp, all three phases of football.
Speaker 3: But I hope in the meantime you guys feel charged,
Speaker 3: maybe you know some proper downtime in the offseason.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I got a chance to take a nice little trip,
Speaker 4: so I feel pretty good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but this dude never misses a workout. It looks
Speaker 1: like he's ready to play right now.
Speaker 4: Listen, they give me the call.
Speaker 3: Maybe okay, Well, here's some important dates to keep in
Speaker 3: mind once training camp actually begins. Veterans report July twenty third,
Speaker 3: seven open practices, three joint practices that precede the three
Speaker 3: preseason games.
Speaker 2: And speaking of threes.
Speaker 3: This team has a really cool blend of veteran and
Speaker 3: young talent.
Speaker 2: But the majority of this Jets nucleus is four players in.
Speaker 3: Year three Sauce Gardner, Garrett Wilson, Jermaine Johnson and Brice
Speaker 3: Hall mcnon mistake.
Speaker 1: In order for the Jets to go to the Promised Land,
Speaker 1: they need a healthy Aaron Rodgers. With that being said,
Speaker 1: they have a ton of talented players on this roster.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna take the defense, leave the offense for my
Speaker 1: guy Q. Jermaine Johnson's second year league seven and a
Speaker 1: half sacks last year. He's the guy who's gonna be
Speaker 1: counting on big time on the perimeter of that defensive line.
Speaker 1: How about Sauce Gardner, Arguably the top cornerback in the
Speaker 1: National Football League, a two time first team All Pro.
Speaker 1: He is the guy who's been lights out since he
Speaker 1: entered the National Football League.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Absolutely. Then on the offensive side, you talk about Garrett Wilson,
Speaker 4: the guy that's had two thousand yard receiving years with
Speaker 4: seven different quarterbacks. I mean that's unheard of, right, you
Speaker 4: talk about the guys behind him that have done that.
Speaker 4: The only guy that's been lucky enough to have one
Speaker 4: quarterback and had that many one thousand yard seasons, it's
Speaker 4: Stefan Diggs. I saw he had, you know, obviously had
Speaker 4: one quarterback, but then after that, you gotta Breese Hall.
Speaker 4: Breese Hall is a beast man coming off of injury,
Speaker 4: and then fifteen hundred yards of scrimmage yards. I mean,
Speaker 4: that's a guy that's a workhorse. You love to see
Speaker 4: him get the ball in his hands and see what
Speaker 4: he does catching the ball out of the backfield or
Speaker 4: running the ball. It's just a talented guy.
Speaker 3: Isn't it kind of weird to think about Garrett Wilson
Speaker 3: as a breakout player because I feel like Jermaine Johnson
Speaker 3: this time last year that made sense. Second year in
Speaker 3: the league, had a proper offseason. But to have a
Speaker 3: guy so accomplished as Wilson also in the same sentence
Speaker 3: as potential breakout player.
Speaker 2: It makes sense though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely, And I think year three is an important
Speaker 4: year for a lot of players. It's the year where
Speaker 4: you either are out of the league or you're getting
Speaker 4: that second contract. Hopefully you have an opportunity for it
Speaker 4: as a first round Obviously there's a little bit of
Speaker 4: a caveat there, but these guys know that year three
Speaker 4: is important. So for him to have Aaron Rodgers at
Speaker 4: quarterback in year three, that's a great opportunity for him
Speaker 4: to really just shoot to the moon.
Speaker 3: It's also kind of weird to think about Sauce Garner
Speaker 3: being year three but also being like one of the
Speaker 3: veterans of that room. He had talked about giving quantest
Speaker 3: stiggers and rookies' advice.
Speaker 2: But this is a guy who.
Speaker 3: Two years ago was with Tony Odin on the gloves
Speaker 3: every practice between periods.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just think you absorbed so much knowledge throughout
Speaker 1: your first two years, and these guys, when we're talking
Speaker 1: about the Jets young talent, they want to win. Garrett
Speaker 1: Wilson really impressed me here this offseason, it's like, what's
Speaker 1: your next step? He said, winning and then everything else
Speaker 1: will follow. I think collectively all the young guys on
Speaker 1: this roster feel the same way. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, they all understand what the process is, what they
Speaker 4: need to do. They have Aaron Rodgers, a guy that's
Speaker 4: won a Super Bowl. I can really kind of leave them.
Speaker 4: But I think at this point now in year three,
Speaker 4: they're really trying to fix. They've really started to figure
Speaker 4: out what the NFL needs in order for you to
Speaker 4: be successful.
Speaker 3: Speaking of Gardner, two years in the league, two time
Speaker 3: first team All Pro, two Pro Bowls, Caroline Hendershot caught
Speaker 3: up with him earlier this offseason for the latest installment
Speaker 3: of What's Your Why.
Speaker 5: I know that this team's goal this year is obviously
Speaker 5: the super Bowl, but I know Sauce always has goals
Speaker 5: of his own. What are your goals for the twenty
Speaker 5: twenty four season.
Speaker 6: Don't keep grinding, keep grinding for Defensive Player of the Year,
Speaker 6: I say last year MVP. You don't keep grinding towards
Speaker 6: that too, because you know me saying that that just
Speaker 6: means I have to do things that's never done before,
Speaker 6: you know, because obviously I don't know if the corner
Speaker 6: has ever won a MVP.
Speaker 2: Probably got up.
Speaker 6: Like I said last year, point zero zero zero a
Speaker 6: lot more zero than zero point one percent chance to
Speaker 6: accomplish in it, you know, But that's just go ahead,
Speaker 6: bring the best.
Speaker 2: Out of me.
Speaker 3: Coming up next, we break down what to look for
Speaker 3: on the offensive side of the ball throughout training camp.
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Speaker 7: Not every play works for us. Everything otherwise everybody in
Speaker 7: the NFL would probably call that exact same play over
Speaker 7: and over again. So there's different ways to take things away.
Speaker 7: So Aaron gives you that ability that he knows why
Speaker 7: that play was called, so he can get you to
Speaker 7: something else. I think that's something that we're always pushing
Speaker 7: and striving for. Is we know we wanted this verse,
Speaker 7: whatever we were looking for. Hey, they didn't give it
Speaker 7: to us. They change it up. Okay, Aaron, let's get
Speaker 7: to something else and let those guys get used to
Speaker 7: that potentially changing so he can get a premiere play.
Speaker 5: General manager Joe Douglass said the biggest emphasis this offseason
Speaker 5: was fortifying the offensive line, and he did that by
Speaker 5: adding three new starters. Tyron Smith Morgan Moses, and John Simpson.
Speaker 5: After playing four quarterbacks in twenty twenty three, the Jets
Speaker 5: have an accomp veteran to back up Aaron Rodgers into
Speaker 5: Rod Taylor, and both the receiver and tight edrooms are
Speaker 5: similar to last season, but the Jets added a big
Speaker 5: play receiver in Mike Williams. The biggest question with him
Speaker 5: right now is when will he be able to practice
Speaker 5: with his new teammates as he recovers from his ACL injury.
Speaker 3: So, as Caroline just mentioned, the retooled offensive line one
Speaker 3: of the major changes on the Jets, let alone just
Speaker 3: the offense, and last year in training camp we didn't
Speaker 3: get to see the week one starting.
Speaker 2: Five practice together. How important is that? EA? This time
Speaker 2: around with three new starters up front, I like.
Speaker 1: Where your mind's a continuity. I like working with you,
Speaker 1: I like working with Quincy. The bottom line is there
Speaker 1: is more of a comfort level for all these guys
Speaker 1: because this is the second time they've heard it here
Speaker 1: in this summer, and the recall is going to be better,
Speaker 1: and that means the operation from play caller to quarterback
Speaker 1: to the players, it's going to be a lot. So
Speaker 1: I anticipate the Jets to operate with even more tempo here.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, and I love the fact that they had these
Speaker 4: veterans in here that will take some time off, because
Speaker 4: then you get a nice mixing match. Because the worst
Speaker 4: thing is you have somebody come in, God forbid, there
Speaker 4: is a lack of continuity.
Speaker 2: You have somebody come in and you're.
Speaker 4: Like, ah, I gotta go with this guy. I having
Speaker 4: practice with him, we don't have great communication. I can't
Speaker 4: trust him. So it gets really important to not only
Speaker 4: have the continuity but also making sure that the depth
Speaker 4: guys are getting some reps with them too, so just
Speaker 4: in case something does happen, you have a lot of
Speaker 4: guys that know how to practice and play together.
Speaker 3: Right, So from a training camp perspective, actually, my eyes
Speaker 3: go to the guys behind those guys. Jets started thirteen
Speaker 3: different combinations last year. Olu Fashion the number eleven overall.
Speaker 3: Pick Carter Warren enters year two. Like, my mind kind
Speaker 3: of goes there because specifically with those two Fashion and Warren,
Speaker 3: those two were sponges with Tyron Smith and Morgan Moses
Speaker 3: throughout the spring.
Speaker 1: Yeah, We're continue to see that, and Quincy knows this
Speaker 1: better than anybody that Tyron Smith Morgan moses, you're playing
Speaker 1: the long game, so you want to get valuable reps
Speaker 1: for fashion and Carter Warren.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely.
Speaker 4: I mean you look at it last year compared to
Speaker 4: this year, it's night and day.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: You've got some guys that are monsters on the officeive
Speaker 4: line that have proven themselves in this league, and so
Speaker 4: now they've got guys behind them that are excited to learn.
Speaker 4: And you know, I think as a young guy, you
Speaker 4: always want to learn from guys that have done it
Speaker 4: for a long time at a high level.
Speaker 2: And these guys have that look.
Speaker 3: All eyes gonna be on Aaron Rodgers, no doubt about it.
Speaker 3: We saw them no look throws in the spring. What
Speaker 3: are you looking for in training camp outside of just
Speaker 3: what you see usually, which is him slinging the ball
Speaker 3: all over the field.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm gonna lot Q handle Aaron. I'm looking behind
Speaker 1: Aaron and seeing Tyrod Teller. You have an experienced backup
Speaker 1: quarterback the Jets upgraded at that spot, and then the
Speaker 1: young player Jordan Travis coming off injury. He's the developmental
Speaker 1: player in the room.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely, I think for Aaron Rodgers, you want to
Speaker 4: see him just kind of having a lot more confidence
Speaker 4: in that leg, right. I think it would be nice
Speaker 4: to see him maybe do a couple sprints, like maybe
Speaker 4: you know, throw the boat on the field and he
Speaker 4: spring all the way to the end zone. Just the
Speaker 4: kind of show I say, hey, yeah, you know, had
Speaker 4: the crowds hear him up there in training camp. I
Speaker 4: think that'd be fun to see and for him it
Speaker 4: just give him a little bit of confidence booster.
Speaker 3: Well, like Jordan Travis, you had mentioned this where you
Speaker 3: have to see where he is in his recovery.
Speaker 2: Will he or will he not take reps roount training camp.
Speaker 3: Same goes for Mike Williams probably gonna start on the
Speaker 3: physically unable to perform list. Robert Sallaz said he's on
Speaker 3: a similar timeline to Breze Hall, who did start on
Speaker 3: the pup list. He wasn't activated until August fifteenth of
Speaker 3: last year.
Speaker 2: No preseason for him.
Speaker 3: So with that being said, if Mike Williams is on
Speaker 3: a similar timeframe, which receivers are you looking for to
Speaker 3: maybe take a little more reps? Maybe you have them
Speaker 3: circled on the depth chart.
Speaker 1: Well, Williams is targeting week one for his return that
Speaker 1: he's just ready to go. We'll have to see what
Speaker 1: happens in training camp. I'm looking at Xavier Gibson if
Speaker 1: he can take another step after an impressive rookie season.
Speaker 1: And Melchi Corley is an interesting playmaker who who is
Speaker 1: gonna have to refine his rot running here in.
Speaker 4: The National Football Yeah, man, Kaye Corley is definitely gonna
Speaker 4: need to take some time to really understand the league
Speaker 4: and understand his rot running. But he's got some guys
Speaker 4: ahead of him that can really help him. I'm really
Speaker 4: excited to see the tight end group though. Right You
Speaker 4: talk about a group that had a little bit of
Speaker 4: a scare in the offseason, like maybe they're gonna draft
Speaker 4: somebody to replace us, But those guys brought nobody in
Speaker 4: and they have an opportunity to really show their confidence
Speaker 4: because the team is confident in them.
Speaker 3: Look Tyler Conklin career year last year. You imagine with
Speaker 3: Aaron Rodgers could be in for another career year in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty four. Coming up next week, break down what
Speaker 3: to watch for on the defense and on special teams
Speaker 3: throughout training camp.
Speaker 8: That is the essence of having success in the NFL,
Speaker 8: in my opinion, is continuity to play championship level football.
Speaker 8: It takes great players, number one, and it will never
Speaker 8: be any different than that. Great players.
Speaker 1: And then.
Speaker 8: On top of that, you need these great players to
Speaker 8: hear the same things over and over and over again
Speaker 8: to the point where it becomes just part of their DNA,
Speaker 8: and unconscious competence kicks in and guys are just reacting.
Speaker 8: They're not thinking anymore. And we're starting to flirt with
Speaker 8: that now in year four with this group, So it's exciting.
Speaker 8: We've come a long way, but we still got a
Speaker 8: long way to go, and we've got the players that
Speaker 8: are capable of taking us to a whole other space.
Speaker 5: The Jets had a top five defense in twenty twenty three,
Speaker 5: led by its defensive line, but that group will look
Speaker 5: a little different this season. John Franklin Myers, and Bryce
Speaker 5: Huff are no longer on the team, but Joe Douglas
Speaker 5: made a big trade in the offseason to acquire Hassan Reddick.
Speaker 5: There are a few new faces at defensive tackle as well,
Speaker 5: like Lecky Foto and Javon Kinlaw, but the rest of
Speaker 5: the defense returns most of its starters from last season.
Speaker 3: Gwent Jefferson out Alwood's out. Javon Kinlaw and LeKi Fotu
Speaker 3: both the newcomers of the group, and it's hard to
Speaker 3: have evaluate that spot in the spring. What do you
Speaker 3: think they're going to bring to this room in twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Four, Well, Solomon Thomas is back. That's a big resigning.
Speaker 1: He's coming off her career year. Javon kin Law, he
Speaker 1: reunites with Robert Salah. He was his defensive coordinator with
Speaker 1: the Niners back in twenty twenty. Sala knows what he's
Speaker 1: getting and he thinks he'll be able to pull that
Speaker 1: potential out of kin Law, who is a monster of
Speaker 1: a man. I really like his length. The Jets think
Speaker 1: he's going to be a perfect fit in this defense foto.
Speaker 1: I don't think a lot of people know about him,
Speaker 1: but the Jets think they probably got a diamond in
Speaker 1: the rough who's going to thrive in the system.
Speaker 4: Football as a whole, right, I think the trenches are
Speaker 4: the most important part of the game, So these guys
Speaker 4: are really important to the defense. You want to see
Speaker 4: them make a lot of plays in that front end,
Speaker 4: so that then it makes it easier on the back end.
Speaker 4: You have so many great players out there. I really
Speaker 4: want to see how the edge does right when Reddy
Speaker 4: gets out there, When McDonald gets out there right, we
Speaker 4: want to see him make that leap. We saw Jermaine
Speaker 4: Johnson make a terrific leap. I want to say that
Speaker 4: same thing for Will McDonald this year.
Speaker 3: I also think we talk about this new look offensive line,
Speaker 3: the defensive line is going to benefit from going up
Speaker 3: against guys like Tyron Smith and Morgan Moses's day in
Speaker 3: and day out. The other position of change, quote unquote
Speaker 3: is like safeties, the starting position next to Tony Adams.
Speaker 3: Because last year was supposed to be Chuck Clark and
Speaker 3: Jordan Whitehead. Chuck Clark hats hurt misses the year Jordan
Speaker 3: whiteheads in Tampa Bay.
Speaker 2: So Chuck Clark is now slated to start.
Speaker 3: And this is a guy who's smart, he's versatile, but
Speaker 3: he never really got his shot to show what he
Speaker 3: has with this Jets defense.
Speaker 1: If I'm a safety, this is the team I want
Speaker 1: to play with because the Jets have the top cornerback
Speaker 1: trio in football. Chuck Clark is a heady ball player.
Speaker 1: He showcased his versatility in Baltimore. I thought Tony Adams
Speaker 1: took some steps down the stretch last year and Ashton
Speaker 1: Davis Fellas he is a ball magnet. Anytime he's on
Speaker 1: the field, the ball finds him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely. I really like Chuck Clark. I want to
Speaker 4: see what he does coming off of injury. Right, he's
Speaker 4: going to be hungry because he left Baltimore. They gave
Speaker 4: a couple other guys money, they showed them more love.
Speaker 4: He came here hungry to really improve himself, had an injury,
Speaker 4: So let's see what he does coming back from this year.
Speaker 4: We have a few guys on this team that are
Speaker 4: hungry after injury on offense and defense. I want to
Speaker 4: see how they improve.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: Tony Adams, that's another guy. I like him, but I
Speaker 4: want to see more from him. I really want to
Speaker 4: see him take that next step this year. Now he's
Speaker 4: the older guy in the safety room in terms of
Speaker 4: I know this defense a little bit more. I've played
Speaker 4: in it, so it'll be exciting to see. And in Ashington,
Speaker 4: dapis man, the guy just shows up. You don't ask
Speaker 4: too much of him, but every time he comes out there,
Speaker 4: he makes a play.
Speaker 2: The new cover of the room too.
Speaker 3: We all thought Isaiah Oliver signed in the offseason was
Speaker 3: going to be a quarter transitioning him to safety, and
Speaker 3: then in terms of the Jets' special teams, the specialists
Speaker 3: are back. We know that big wrinkle in the equation
Speaker 3: is that there's a new kickoff rule. So it's going
Speaker 3: to be interesting to see who rotates back there and
Speaker 3: how Brent Boyer approaches Week one, which is probably going
Speaker 3: to be a crap show.
Speaker 1: I don't anticipate Brent Boyer showing too much in the preseason,
Speaker 1: I mean, but it's gonna be interesting to see how
Speaker 1: teams do approach this, not just on the practice field,
Speaker 1: but are they going to hold their cards into Week one?
Speaker 1: This could be a monsterous change throughout the week.
Speaker 4: Absolutely make kickoffs great again. I think one of the
Speaker 4: things that made Boyer so great was his creativity, and
Speaker 4: I think over the years they've really kind of taken
Speaker 4: that away from him. Right, There's been so many things
Speaker 4: that have made kickoffs not as exciting. So this year
Speaker 4: you're getting the opportunity to see, Okay, what can he do?
Speaker 4: How can he be a little bit more creative and
Speaker 4: really kind of show something out there with the returners
Speaker 4: that he has. You signed Tari Cohen, a guy that's
Speaker 4: done some kickoff returns. Obviously you still have gifts, so
Speaker 4: it'll be an exciting.
Speaker 1: Year coming up.
Speaker 3: Next, we're gonna tell you which specific players you need
Speaker 3: to keep an eye on throughout training camps.
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Speaker 8: I was a little kids wearing a gestures of the school,
Speaker 8: running around the backyard.
Speaker 1: This is really what you found out your WILDLFE. What's
Speaker 1: your reason to playing football?
Speaker 2: I came here, but I knew I wasn't finna be
Speaker 2: done here.
Speaker 1: I don't finna be average.
Speaker 2: I gotta do this thing until I can no more.
Speaker 8: Until I physical.
Speaker 2: We can't have sings for a while. How would you
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Speaker 8: And he's just like, I'm gonna do everything full for
Speaker 8: us until the wheels falloffs.
Speaker 1: He'll cut you down.
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Speaker 3: Origins is the start of training camp. All right, So
Speaker 3: let's go with a couple questions here, everyone's favorite question
Speaker 3: breakout player to watch At training Campa.
Speaker 1: We were talking a lot about the offensive line. How
Speaker 1: about Joe Tipman, the second year center. Remember last year
Speaker 1: he actually started at guard. Now he is at the pivot.
Speaker 1: It's got a better command. A lot of people talked
Speaker 1: about how he was more vocal throughout the spring. So
Speaker 1: I wanted to see him take that next step. And
Speaker 1: I'm betting on you Mullet, what.
Speaker 2: About you Quincy.
Speaker 4: I'm rooting for the hometown guy, Jeremy Rutger. I need
Speaker 4: to see the breakout from him. I want to see
Speaker 4: him really show up. I talked about it before, they
Speaker 4: were thinking about bringing somebody into a place these guys.
Speaker 4: That was the talk I should say, and nothing happens.
Speaker 4: So now you get that extra confidence booster. The team
Speaker 4: loves me. They want me to go and prove myself.
Speaker 4: So this is the year, this is the time.
Speaker 2: And Robert Saal and Joe Douglass.
Speaker 3: Both talked very highly of Jeremy Rutcker, also a year
Speaker 3: three player with Garrett and saw same draft class newcomer
Speaker 3: to watch.
Speaker 2: Where are you going?
Speaker 1: We talked about Kim Law before. I'm gonna be watching
Speaker 1: him because he's got really freaky athletic traits. And again,
Speaker 1: we've seen this happen in the past where free agents
Speaker 1: have joined the Jets along that defensive front and they
Speaker 1: end up having career years and the Jets get the
Speaker 1: best out of him. It starts all in training camp.
Speaker 1: I know Robert Solid is excited to coach him up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm looking at Brayley now, and this guy is
Speaker 4: a monster.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: Well, I've walked up to him the other day and
Speaker 4: I saw him. I said, whoa, this is a running back,
Speaker 4: Like he looks like a linebacker. So I want to
Speaker 4: see what the Jets can do with him, especially because
Speaker 4: you have Breese Hall, so that could be a nice
Speaker 4: little thunder and lightning combination.
Speaker 1: Then I gotta imagine you don't walk up to too
Speaker 1: many dudes and say, wow, you're impressive.
Speaker 4: Yeah no, I mean listen, especially at running back like
Speaker 4: a guy like that was like, whoa, you're a running back.
Speaker 4: You know, you see the stats, but when you see
Speaker 4: him up and up close, that's, you know.
Speaker 1: Twenty years old too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's still growing. He's the youngest player in the league.
Speaker 3: He's not going to turn twenty one until after the
Speaker 3: football season, which is crazy to think about. And then
Speaker 3: we have to end on probably the most common training
Speaker 3: camp question, most heated position battle.
Speaker 1: I think a lot of people are going to look
Speaker 1: to safety and they might look to kick returner. I'm
Speaker 1: actually gonna stay right there at running back because the
Speaker 1: Jets draft a pair of running backs to compete behind
Speaker 1: Breese Hall. I like what I saw out of Allen
Speaker 1: in the spring, and I like what I saw out
Speaker 1: of Isaiah Davis as well. Those are both big backs
Speaker 1: who were very productive on the collegiate level. Don't forget
Speaker 1: about Israel Abana Kanda. So who is going to emerge
Speaker 1: amongst that group once these guys put the pads on?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know you talked about some people might go
Speaker 4: to kick returning. I'm definitely going to kick return I
Speaker 4: want to see I want to see who is going
Speaker 4: to be that guy for this team. Right, this is
Speaker 4: a whole new year. Kick returns are going to look different.
Speaker 4: Who's gonna be the guys gonna show up? Who are
Speaker 4: going to be the guys that are going to show up?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: Like, maybe they might put somebody else out there. I
Speaker 4: would like to see, maybe, right, Jason Brown to get
Speaker 4: an opportunity.
Speaker 2: Who can be exciting?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: Who can we get the ball in our hands? Like,
Speaker 4: you want to put a lot of guys on the field,
Speaker 4: and this is a perfect opportunity for guys to show up.
Speaker 3: Look, we could break this down every which way possible.
Speaker 2: That's all the time we have tonight.
Speaker 3: Just a reminder, set, I have an open practices in
Speaker 3: training camp, three joint practices. All three precede the three
Speaker 3: preseason games. You gotta keep it locked in right here
Speaker 3: because Training Camp Live. We're coming to you pretty much
Speaker 3: every week throughout training camp.
Speaker 2: We appreciate you watching. We'll see in a couple of
Speaker 2: days