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Fantasy News
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Gardner finished 2023 with 57 tackles (41 solo) and 11 passes defensed. Gardner's box score stats were less impressive in his second season compared to his rookie campaign -- when he led the league with 20 passes defensed -- but that was due primarily to a lack of opportunities, as opposing quarterbacks rarely challenged the standout cornerback. Gardner was a first-team All-Pro for the second time in as many years and is already the best cover corner in the NFL, though he'd like to add more interceptions to his ledger.... See More ... See Less
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Jets' Sauce Gardner: Ruled out Sunday
Gardner (concussion) was ruled out for Sunday's contest against the Eagles. Gardner didn't participate in Friday's practice and had been listed as questionable for Week 6, but the Jets' decision to downgrade him implies that he wasn't on track to clear the five-step concussion protocol ahead of Sunday's game. With all of Gardner, D.J. Reed (concussion) and Brandin Echols (hamstring) and sidelined for Sunday, the Jets are likely to turn to Bryce Hall and Craig James as their starting outside cornerbacks, while Michael Carter mans the slot.... See More ... See Less -
Jets' Sauce Gardner: Leads league in passes defensed
Gardner finished the 2022 season with 75 tackles (51 solo), two interceptions and a league-high 20 passes defensed. Gardner's addition played a key role in New York's historic improvement on defense compared to last season, as the Jets went from 29.6 points allowed per game to 18.6. There's a strong argument that the fourth overall pick in the 2022 NFL Draft was the best cover corner in the league as a rookie considering Gardner led the NFL in passes defensed despite teams rarely throwing his way. Many a prominent wide receiver was "lost in the Sauce" in 2022, and that's likely to remain a common theme for years to come.... See More ... See Less -
Jets' Sauce Gardner: Leading tackler in Week 7 win
Gardner had a team-high 10 tackles (nine solo) and three passes defensed in Sunday's 16-9 win over the Broncos. Gardner locked down Courtland Sutton in man coverage for most of the afternoon, as Sutton finished the game with just three catches for 23 yards on nine targets. The most important of Gardner's pass breakups came on Denver's penultimate possession, as he denied a fourth-down pass to Sutton in the end zone. The rookie fourth overall pick set a new single-game career high in tackles as well, and Gardner has quickly blossomed into one of the league's premier players at his position.... See More ... See Less -
Jets' Sauce Gardner: Undergoing evaluation
Gardner exited Sunday's game against the Packers to be evaluated for a head injury, Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic reports. Gardner jogged to the locker room after a collision with one of Green Bay's wide receivers during the second half, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports. With the Jets currently up 27-10 late in the fourth quarter, expect cornerback Michael Carter to likely finish out the remainder of this contest.... See More ... See Less -
Jets' Ahmad Gardner: Selected fourth overall by New York
The Jets selected Gardner in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft, fourth overall. Gardner is a big corner out of Cincinnati, where his press-heavy style of lockdown coverage earned him comparisons to NFL great Richard Sherman. Gardner has unmatched reach at 6-foot-3 with 33.5-inch arms, and his 4.41-second combine 40 demonstrated long speed to recover if he gets beat at the line of scrimmage. The Jets pass defense should improve noticeably with this selection.... See More ... See Less
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Rich Cimini@RichCimini40S agoDraft day! For #Jets fans … your dream scenario with the 10th pick is:
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Brian Costello@BrianCoz42S agoJets first-round pick prediction for 2024 NFL Draft revealed https://t.co/sg9RNi9amK via @nypostsports
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Brian Costello@BrianCoz1M agoJets could show just how all-in they are with 2024 NFL Draft decision https://t.co/rsWk49Lr1s via @nypostsports
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Eric Allen@eallenjets19M agoOne final Mock Draft? @legerdouzable came on the Official Jets Podcast and gave us his entire @nyjets 7-player mock draft. Tune in to check it out! Spotify: https://t.co/i9g4C9PUl1 Apple: https://t.co/Idw2rGAZ0H
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Al Iannazzone@Al_Iannazzone11H agoJets Day 1 draft plan: Get Aaron Rodgers some more targets. #Jets https://t.co/hGg5BkVex4
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Rich Cimini@RichCimini15H agoOne year ago today, the #Jets world was rocked — and we’re not talking about an earthquake in Jersey. Was the trade worth it? https://t.co/gnL8uGS33A
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Rich Cimini@RichCimini19H agoRe: #Jets at 10: * This is one of the tougher years to project because I could see them moving up (to 8?) or moving down several spots. If they move up, I suspect it would be for Nabers or Odunze. * If 4 QBs. 3 WRs, 1 OL and 1 defensive player go in the top 9, the Jets are…
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Brian Costello@BrianCoz23H agoRanking the most likely Jets draft scenarios, from my current playmaker forecast to a long-shot trade https://t.co/xDO3hxIyIs via @nypost
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Rich Cimini@RichCimini1D agoToday is the one-year anniversary of the Aaron Rodgers trade. Joe Douglas says he’d make the deal “15 times out of 10.” Let’s take a closer look at the blockbuster trade, one year later. #Jets https://t.co/gnL8uGS33A
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Rich Cimini@RichCimini2D agoOur NFL Nation mock draft. #Jets https://t.co/5p8CRvRbFt