The Iowa State Jets
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Wondering if we get a dose of Breece next week with him getting back to practice
With the way the Jets social media handled his return and Hard Knocks showing him multiple times already I almost guarantee it.
Maybe some, but pretty sure he's coming off an injury and wont practice right away.
I just happened across this:
At the very end he says he's starting practice next week.
At the very end he says he's starting practice next week.
Would be so awesome if Breece can bounce back and render Dalvin Cook a dumb signing by the Jets. I realize they believe they have a small window to compete for a Super Bowl, but they already had a full stable of RBs with Breece, Michael Carter, Zonavan Knight who played really well down the stretch for them last year, plus they drafted Israel Abanikanda who has looked pretty good so far in the preseason.
So the Jets did finally sign Dalvin! And for a 1 year deal.
I think that's good for the Jets and good for Breece. It will give Breece more time to get stronger, recover and get his wheels back.
Good to know! And I wasn't sure which knee Breece injured. It's pretty obvious here, the Lt knee had the scar and was the one they were working on the most.
It's a good signing for them, and for Breece IMO. Takes some of the pressure off him, and some of the load.
I disagree. Breece already has guys pushing him for playing time. At the very least, maybe this move officially relegates them and Breece and Cook can form a solid thunder/lightning attack.
They dropped one of their other running backs this morning.
It doesn't hit home just how fast he is until he's creating poor angles for NFL level speed.
Some players are hesitant to make sharp cuts after recovering from a ACL/MCL injury. Hall doesn't appear to be hesitant at all
Have torn my ACL twice. There is a big mental hurdle you have to overcome to trust your knee again. Obviously I am no no where close to being any type of athlete but I would imagine it is still an issue for pro athletes that they have to overcome.
