​Happy Sunday, Jets fans! Here are your daily links, featuring a look at former Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum’s recent remarks about Aaron Glenn’s coaching, with Robby Sabo offering a skeptical take on Tannenbaum’s analysis. The collection also covers Nahshon Wright’s value and expectations for Armand Membou, along with several other notable Jet-related discussions. With training camp still a couple of weeks away, the news cycle isn’t overflowing with fresh developments, but anticipation is building for the return of Jets football. Until then, enjoy these daily reads.
Robby Sabo weighs in on why Mike Tannenbaum’s New York Jets analysis feels tiresome and trivial.
Connor Long breaks down AZ Thomas’s explanation of Nahshon Wright’s value in the Jets’ secondary.
Connor Long wonders whether the Jets should pursue cornerback Terrion Arnold.
Connor Long asks if Armand Membou could already be a top-10 NFL tackle at right tackle for the Jets.
Paul Edsen Jr. reports that the Jets immediately showed interest in a cornerback amid legal issues.
Justin Fried notes that the Jets quietly boast one of the NFL’s best special teams units.
Jake Elman observes that Jets rookie Cade Klubnik is already facing outsized expectations.
Charlie Baduini highlights Breece Hall earning prestigious honors for the first time in his Jets career.
Mike Luciano suggests three cornerbacks (besides Terrion Arnold) the Jets should pursue after the latest rumors.
Mike Luciano cites a Giants expert who believes Jets’ Dane Belton could win a starting job over Malachi Moore.
Nick Faria asks: should Jets fans hope for elite offense or defense in 2026?
Efstathios Savvidis contends that Dean Clark needs an impressive training camp with the Jets to stick around.
And here are yesterday’s missed connections.
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