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The Jets may be opening their first practice of training camp without their prized offseason addition.
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Zach Wilson and Elijah Moore have been putting on a show for the Jets.
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Mekhi Becton has not been practicing because he is dealing with a foot injury, Jets coach Robert Saleh revealed Friday.
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The Jets lost a heartbreaking 30-27 game to the Patriots on “Monday Night Football.” Here are some thoughts and observations from the game:
1. This was a gut punch.
I know there is a large
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Mekhi Becton is hurt again.
The first-round pick left Monday night’s game against the Patriots to undergo chest X-rays late in the first quarter. He did not return.
The team’s starting left tackle
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The biggest mystery about the 2020 Jets is how their rebuilt offensive line is going to perform. There are five new starters from last year’s opener against the Bills, including first-round pick Mekhi Becton at left tackle. The unit has practiced together over the past month, but with no preseason games and no spring practices, …
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Mekhi Becton has heard it his whole life — he is big, like really big. There was a time when the Jets’ first-round pick did not embrace his size. “I was definitely insecure growing up, being a bigger kid,” Becton said. Growing up in Virginia, Becton said kids talked about him because he was bigger …
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He’s not only the new kid on the block, he’s the biggest kid on the block. Literally. Mekhi Becton is making his presence felt. Just ask any Jets defensive players who has been privy to the sight of the 6-foot-7, 363-pound tackle and first-round draft pick bearing down on them in practice the past few …
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You ask, we answer. The Post is fielding questions from readers about New York’s biggest pro sports teams and getting our beat writers to answer them in a series of regularly published mailbags. In today’s installment: the Jets. The Jets are clearly building for the future considering the draft and their future multiple No. 1 …
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The Jets exited the 2019 NFL Draft with just their own seven picks. Over the course of a year, the Jets, led by general manager Joe Douglas, would turn those seven picks, plus a 2021 pick, into 13 players through seven trades. Douglas (with an assist from head coach Adam Gase) managed to acquire more …