Head coach Rex Ryan was, as always open and entertaining themselves, although much of what he says may not be reprinted in this blog (we counted nine curses in that part of his camp opening speech that was aired).
M. Mike Tannenbaum is also displayed his sense of humor ... and frustration among its ongoing effort to eradicate all-pro CB Darrelle Revis strongholds. At some point, it seems, Tannenbaum literally will pull its remaining hair. A deathly silence in his car after fruitless talks with the session, Revis is also palpable. "I feel like a failure," Tannenbaum said of his inability to make progress while entertaining Revis thought the team could not see his best player until next year. QB Mark Sanchez did not get a ton of airtime in a knife fight, although he was to take some good-B verbal blows of his comrades.
In anticipation of Sanchez to social interaction, a teammate asked: "Where is the Pretty Boy Floyd?" TE Dustin Keller, one led by social Sanchez, says: "As his Jheri curl juice.
During practice, Bart L. Scott message "You Nacho" to counsel with Mexican roots.
Other features:
* Legendary Jets QB Joe Namath makes appearance at camp team in Cortland, NY, one of the most rushed collars you will ever see. He is also in a meeting with the defender Sanchez and Co. When asked about his reputation for having a good time, Namath replied: "On the field, of course, from the field, all this work" - cracking up Sanchez and backup QB Mark Brunelle.
* OL Aaron Kia was one of the first players cut. He is clearly trying to shift from the spread offense of Hawaii at NFL blocking schemes. "Seventy-six (Jersey number Kia's), terrible." My God, he is bad, "Ryan whispers Tannenbaum at one point.
* Yours, makes a brief appearance at the opening credits ... word of the Screen Actors Guild still. Strong attacks will once again air all week on HBO in the next episode - a function that should be prickly coordinator Mike Westhoff the special teams (we can not wait) - set to debut Environment
