Jets CB Cromartie Sits Out Practice For Second Straight Day
Antonio Cromartie has not practiced for the second straight day because of an ailing hip. His status remains uncertain for Sunday's game against the Dolphins.
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Antonio Cromartie has not practiced for the second straight day because of an ailing hip. His status remains uncertain for Sunday's game against the Dolphins.
Rookie quarterback Geno Smith has struggled mightily lately, having completed 25 passes in his past three games. That's 25 total — eight against New Orleans, eight at Buffalo and nine against Baltimore.
Jets cornerback Antonio Cromartie did not practice because of an ailing hip. He could be a game-time decision Sunday against the Dolphins.
"That guy with the hard hat on, is he still here?" the safety said Wednesday. "I need him getting the whole stadium crunked."
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Muhammad Wilkerson said Tuesday that his defense, as good as it has been this season, could be doing more to help out beleaguered Geno Smith.
The Fritz Pollard Alliance sent a letter to the NFL on Monday calling for a 15-yard penalty on players who use abusive language on the field.
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