Day three of NY Jets training camp is here, KRL covered the practice for JetNation once again. Here is his #JetsCamp report for Monday, July 31st.<\/p>\n
General Notes<\/strong><\/p>\n – First full pad practice.<\/p>\n – Practice ran 2 hours and 45 minutes.<\/p>\n – Practice was open to the public for the first time. \u00a0Attendance seemed down but only slightly.<\/p>\n – The media attendance picked up I guess because Roger Goodell was at the facility.<\/p>\n – Penalty laps from the Mangini era returns when offensive players mess up.<\/p>\n Player Notes<\/strong><\/p>\n – Ardarius Stewart and Chad Hansen returned fully to practice. \u00a0First impressions, Stewart early on was “double catching” balls until things started to slow down for him. \u00a0Hansen was being instructed\u00a0by John Morton to not push off on comeback routes. \u00a0He needed to be more subtle when “disposing” of\u00a0the CB’s.<\/p>\n – The players auditioning for the return jobs are Lucky Whitehead, Romar Morris (RB), Marcus Murphy\u00a0(RB) and Frankie Hammond (WR).<\/p>\n – With the pads coming on there were 1 on 1 blocking drills: – In 9 on 7 running drills the run defense was stout. \u00a0Credit to Deon Simon and the ILB’s (Lee & Demario\u00a0Davis) for shutting down the middle.<\/p>\n – Morris Claiborne returned and continued to impress. \u00a0It’s shocking to say based on their careers but\u00a0he’s going to be a huge upgrade over Revis if he stays on the field.<\/p>\n – Sheldon Richardson continued to impress with TFL’s in the running game. \u00a0Steve McLendon also had\u00a0multiple TFL’s as he blew up running plays.<\/p>\n – Elijah McGuire flashed today with a couple of tough inside runs and a 40+ yard TD off an inside\u00a0screen pass from Josh McCown.<\/p>\n – Concerning the kicking battle both Ross Martin & Chandler Catanzaro were perfect in their attempts.\u00a0But I’m leaning toward Martin winning the battle because it appears he’s improved his leg strength.\u00a0He’s been hitting 50+ yarders easily and on bad snaps he was still able to adjust and make the kicks.<\/p>\n QB’s<\/strong><\/p>\n – Josh McCown and Bryce Petty were both alright, nothing spectacular but no turnovers. \u00a0On one occasion\u00a0it appeared that Petty was held on the sideline to allow Christian Hackenberg to stay on the field.<\/p>\n – Hackenberg “stacked” another practice as he continued to progress. \u00a0Areas of improvement today included: He got scolded and yanked from one rep by Bowles\/Morton when he didn’t get out of the huddle quick enough<\/p>\n Padded Plays Of The Day<\/strong><\/p>\n – Wesley Johnson and Anthony Firkser (FB) “combo pancake” blocked McLendon on a long run up the middle.<\/p>\n – Doug Middleton (S) “clothes-lined” Jordan Todman (RB) with one arm for a TFL.<\/p>\n
\n* Darron Lee showed much stronger hands as he rocked back Bilal Powell
\n* Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Jordan Leggett and Eric Tomlinson were better than I expected. \u00a0Instead
\nof just getting in the way they actually were physical and moved people<\/p>\n
\n1. On QB rollouts he was able to maintain accuracy even when his feet weren’t stationary
\n2. Throwing with anticipation to spots before receivers were there
\n3. Throwing through tight windows in the middle of the field<\/p>\n