Andy Vasquez
Writer at The Star-Ledger
Sports Reporter at NJ.com
Covering the NY Jets for NJ Advance Media (the Star-Ledger and https://t.co/7zUaNUFbga). Detroit born. UCF alum. OK golfer. https://t.co/b3ISs1caCh
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4 days ago |
nj.com | Andy Vasquez
Jets coach Aaron Glenn roamed the field Saturday during his team’s second and final rookie minicamp practice, spending a few minutes observing each position group, sometimes pulling a player or position coach aside for a brief conversation, before quickly moving onto the next station. If you took your eye off him for a moment, you might lose him. He was moving like a man with a lot to see. And, of course, he is. Jets rookie minicamp was Glenn’s first real experience as the coach.
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5 days ago |
nj.com | Andy Vasquez
Jets owner Woody Johnson has already tried, and failed, to buy a team in the world’s most competitive and lucrative soccer league, the Premier League. His bid for London-based Chelsea fell short back in 2022. But Friday, a report emerged that Johnson is potentially on the verge of buying a different London-based Premier League team: Crystal Palace.
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5 days ago |
nj.com | Andy Vasquez
NEW YORK – It’s still way too early for the Jets offensive line to know which specific benefits and challenges will come with blocking for their new quarterback, Justin Fields. It’s only phase two of the offseason program, which means if the o-line been between Fields and the defense, they’ve only done it in shirtsleeves during a walkthrough.
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1 week ago |
nj.com | Andy Vasquez
NEW YORK — When the Jets decided to get rid of Aaron Rodgers back in February, it seemed like Tyrod Taylor had a chance to be their starting quarterback in 2025. Even after they signed free agent Justin Fields a few weeks later on a two-year, $40 million deal, it seemed Taylor would have a chance to compete for the starting job. So when the Jets anointed Fields as the starter by the end of March, it created some potential tension within the quarterback room.
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1 week ago |
nj.com | Darryl Slater |Andy Vasquez
Will the arrival of edge rusher Abdul Carter push aside Kayvon Thibodeaux? Well, for what it’s worth, Thibodeaux doesn’t sound worried about Carter — who the Giants just drafted third overall — eventually taking his job. Thibodeaux said Tuesday he is “super excited” about the Giants picking Carter. “I think he’s a great player,” Thibodeaux said.
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