
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 |
silive.com | Andy Vasquez
The Jets knew they were getting a guy who could make defenses pay every time he touches the ball when they selected Georgia receiver Arian Smith in the fourth round of the NFL Draft. And they knew Smith had the potential to be a game changer on special teams, where his speed and tenacity would allow him to contribute, independent of his struggles catching the ball in his final year at Georgia.
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4 days ago |
nj.com | Andy Vasquez
The Jets knew they were getting a guy who could make defenses pay every time he touches the ball when they selected Georgia receiver Arian Smith in the fourth round of the NFL Draft. And they knew Smith had the potential to be a game changer on special teams, where his speed and tenacity would allow him to contribute, independent of his struggles catching the ball in his final year at Georgia.
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1 week ago |
nj.com | Andy Vasquez
It’s a new era for the Jets, filled with countless questions about how they’ll actually look under new coach Aaron Glenn. And one of the biggest question marks is how the offense will perform with new quarterback Justin Fields under the direction of new playcaller Tanner Engstrand. Well, one prominent analyst believes the offense is headed for big things under Fields, Engstrand, and top weapon Garrett Wilson.
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2 weeks ago |
nj.com | Andy Vasquez
It hasn’t been easy to be optimistic about the Jets in recent years, even for the men trying to change their losing ways. And there’s no better example than what happened on the afternoon of the Super Bowl, when it was first reported that new Jets coach Aaron Glenn and GM Darren Mougey planned to move on from quarterback Aaron Rodgers before their first season.
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2 weeks ago |
nj.com | Andy Vasquez
Jets receiver Garrett Wilson isn’t good at hiding his frustration. He hasn’t ben able to hide it through his first three seasons of losing in a Jets uniform, on the field or in postgame interview sessions. And Wilson’s obvious consternation – with the losing and lack of offensive consistency – combined with the Jets’ offseason reboot, has convinced many that Wilson might be looking for a way out heading into 2025.
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More on the Jets' return to London, which includes a couple of firsts and a very familiar opponent: https://t.co/Vz2X40hKat

Jets rookie minicamp Day 2: O-line drills with Membou. https://t.co/JzA3PbXFwn

Aaron Glenn (with Chris Banjo) presiding over Day 1 of Jets rookie minicamp. https://t.co/JuWTZ7JYG9