New York Jets Owner Woody Johnson

Jets formally have a new owner. On Thursday Woody Johnson was re-elected Ambassador of the United States to the United Kingdom by the Senate. In January, President Trump said he would put Johnson in the job. Christopher Wold Johnson, his younger sister, will take over the squad in his absentia. In March, the two of them took part together in the NFL owners' meeting.

There weren't many ripples in the training game. However, the player is acquainted with the new owner. A long-time Republican fund-raiser, Woody Johnson acted as deputy chair of President Trump's Victories Commission and contributed $1 million to the President's first comittee. Buying the jets in 2000, the squad has been 132-140 years old since then, but is in the middle of a six-year play-off dry spell.

Not the first NFL owner to ever replace the United States abroad. Dan Rooney, a long-time Steelers owner who died in April, was President Obama's Irish embassador. Injured during the exercises, he did 11-to-11 exercises, but did not go in for treatment during training.

arcus Maye was not aware of the dire situation he was in. Jet's second round picking often fails, especially lately, with gamers like Devin Smith, Jace Amaro and Stephen Hill all shelling. So when Maye found out about it, she didn't seem to care. Midfielder Julian Stanford was everywhere in the pitch and registered a bag and two devices for casualties in 11 vs. 11 squad exercises.

Josh McCown continues tobacconist a degree proportion of the accomplishment (12 of 16, 27 reps), though most of them were tract dump-offs. Cristian Hackenberg (4 of 7, 28 repetitions) fought in teammates and held the shot too long, and Bryce Petty (4 of 4, 17 repetitions) stays stuck as man no. 3. RB Marcus Murphy did not train.

Claude Pelon (leg), the defense linesman, hobbled off the peloton early in training and didn't come back.