Revis Limited By Tightness In Right Hamstring
Darrelle Revis stood on the sideline during practice, his helmet off and speculation rising.
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Darrelle Revis stood on the sideline during practice, his helmet off and speculation rising.
Saturday marked the first practice of training camp that was open to the public. There's been rain in town since the Jets reported on Thursday so perhaps that's the reason that the crowd was smaller than I expected.
The expected wild scene as Jets fans descended on this central New York college town for the team's first public practice was tamed by the elements.
The former Pro Bowl safety practiced with the New York Jets for the first time since signing with them in March. He is coming off injuries to his Achilles and heel
Mark Sanchez significantly outshined his backup on the first day, hitting 2012 second-round pick Stephen Hill for a 40-yard completion on the first play of drills. He finished the day with seven completions in eight tries with the first team.
This time, Jets head coach Rex Ryan didn't have to walk through the dorms at SUNY Cortland yelling, "Revis where are you?"
"Hi," the All-Pro cornerback said to reporters Thursday with a big smile. In other words, yep, he's here. But he very nearly wasn't.
Rex Ryan got busy right away leading the three-ring production. First order of business: stifle the eminent Santonio Holmes.
"It's our job as a team to find it here," Sanchez said of Cortland. "This is the best place for us to shut the doors, focus on us, focus on football and really start something special."
Fans chanting his name and carrying banners proclaiming his greatness -- or otherwise -- will have to wait a couple of days. As the New York Jets reported to training camp Thursday, Tim Tebow simply was another player.
New York Jets safety LaRon Landry has been activated from the physically unable to perform list after passing his physical, and has been cleared to practice when the team opens training camp on Friday.
Take a deep breath and relax, Jets fans. Your All-Pro cornerback is in Cortland.
The Jets had some bad news Wednesday for their fans on Long Island.
The Jets had to relocate their training camp from Cortland last year because of the NFL lockout. And while quarterback Mark Sanchez doesn't want to say it hurt the team last season, a return to Central New York is certainly welcome.
The Jets said Wednesday that the trade is contingent on Otah, sidelined most of the last two seasons by a nagging knee injury, passing his physical in the next seven days.
