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*****Official 2014 Jets OTA discussion thread*****


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Good for Geno, bad for Vick even with the two drops caught he would still be at 50%. Come on Ron Mexico, pick up the completion pace...

 

 

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Michael Vick 3-for-7 (2 drops)

 

If those two drops were caught, that would be 5 completions out of 7 passes.  Not too bad and more than 50% ;)

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Here are some notes from NY Jets OTAs:

Absent
Shaq Evans (still finishing college)
Mike Goodson
David Nelson (illness)

Injured Players

Chris Johnson – rehabbing his injured knee
Willie Colon – knee injury
Quincy Enunwas
Daryl Richardson – turf toe
Calvin Pryor – dental issue

Oday Aboushi took Willie Colon’s snaps at right guard. Aboushi played tackle last season, but the Jets want him to gain experience at guard.

Notes

Rex on Mike Goodson, “Again, these are voluntary deals. I’m sure he’s rehabbing that knee.” Rex was asked if he has spoken to Goodson recently and he replied, “Nope.”

As we wrote when he was signed, Michael Vick is the Jets backup QB. Vick made headlines when he suggested that Geno would start if they played evenly in camp. Rex Ryan clarified this today as well, “Well, I think maybe let’s let it be a tie and we’ll see if it’s a true statement or not. Let’s let it play out and we’ll see at the end of the day where it shakes out. I’ve said from day one, I think Geno’s going to be hard to beat out and I’ve said that from day one. But I’ve also said that Mike’s going to have an opportunity to compete and he definitely will.”

Michael Vick said it isn’t an open competition because it isn’t an open competition. Of course the Jets can’t say that publicly, so they will dance around the question. Unless Geno Smith has an atrocious training camp, he will be the Jets opening day starter. Michael Vick is here as a mentor and an insurance policy. Something the Jets never had behind Mark Sanchez.

Here is how the quarterbacks reportedly performed on the day:

Nick Folk also picked up where he left off, by ending practice with a 53 yard field goal.

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Geno and Vick's stats look about the same when you factor in the drops (which could be due to Vick playing with 2nd string WRs or his balls being harder than Geno's) ... Geno's two sacks tells me that Geno might be waiting to long to get rid of the ball which we saw last season

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Geno and Vick's stats look about the same when you factor in the drops (which could be due to Vick playing with 2nd string WRs or his balls being harder than Geno's) ... Geno's two sacks tells me that Geno might be waiting to long to get rid of the ball which we saw last season

 

Yes. But the bigger thing is, there is no defense. If they can't get tackled, the stats don't count in my book.

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