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Linebacker Cameron Wake persecuted the Dolphins signed Jets Wideouts Santonio Holmes crossed the field of play remaining 12:07 Monday night, catch a ball thrown quarterback Mark Sanchez and ran to the end zone. The final path to his 38-yard scoring play came to the receiver Plaxico Burress as the receiver in accordance with the blocks Holmes assured the sideline touchdown in the final straight.
"Once we find the rhythm, you just roll back," Sanchez said.
Holmes, known for being very critical of the offensive line last week, showed the depth of their importance to the offense with three teams receptions for 63 yards in the 24-6 victory over the winless Dolphins.
PHOTOS: FISH FRY JETS Monday Night :
Holmes was highlighted by right-clicking on the guard Brandon Moore, Jet the most seniority as a divisive figure. Then wideout and lineman who was selected by Rex Ryan to be the captains of play for the draw, insisted no problem persisted.
"Come," said Holmes. "That was last week. Next question."
Moore, meanwhile, maintained that he was "honored" to be a captain of play
"It 'a thing of the past," Moore said. "I was very excited and happy to be part of a captain."
Neither Holmes nor Moore seemed to speak for their march towards midfield, but a photographer was forced to stop on the way back for a photo. The Jets won the flip and exceptionally chosen to receive.
"In every costume and stuff happen," said Ryan. "Believe me, it's been and we are chasing something much more important."
CUE'S CUEKERLEY Kerley :
Rookie receiver Jeremy Kerley made little impression in the first game after the trade veteran Derrick Mason in Houston.
Not take place for the first four games, Kerley - who had three catches, a touchdown against the Patriots last week - pulled in two receptions for 18 yards against the Dolphins on Monday night. It 'was directed to four times.
Mason, meanwhile, made his debut for the Houston Texans on Sunday at a loss to the Baltimore Ravens. He caught three passes for 27 yards.
Good As Gold :
The last four Jets inducted into the Ring of Honor team - Larry Grantham, Freeman McNeil, Al Toon and Gerry Philbin, green jackets and matching tie - received a thunderous applause and expressed gratitude at the ceremony half-time.
"I just want to thank you all for your support over the years," said Toon.
Owner Woody Johnson, general manager Mike Tannenbaum and Joe Namath were also present.
McKnight MOVES :
Ongoing Jets tailback Joe McKnight Makeover branched into a great professional, including its development up to the threat Sanchez Field.
"And 'Marble nightmare," said Ryan.
McKnight, now in its second season, contribute to special teams and defense in the first four games, but added a 24-yard reception on Monday evening, as well as a five-yard catch.
McKnight manhandled attempted punt return, but he came in time to retain possession.
"It could be a return to the Pro Bowl this year," said Ryan. "But if he fumbles."
Reggie, Reggie :
Not lost in the depths of the winless Dolphins were desperate to play tailback Reggie Bush. He rushed 71 yards, 10 position that sparks the offense, which does not take full advantage of his efforts. He also threw seven yards out two tracks from the game before the injury to the neck.
Best Managed Bush came on the first play of the game when the Jets, once again, did not put a runner on the verge of opposing Bush and bounced in the 36 meters ... Cornerback Antonio Cromartie (groin) said he expects to play against the Chargers next week.
Linebacker Cameron Wake persecuted the Dolphins signed Jets Wideouts Santonio Holmes crossed the field of play remaining 12:07 Monday night, catch a ball thrown quarterback Mark Sanchez and ran to the end zone. The final path to his 38-yard scoring play came to the receiver Plaxico Burress as the receiver in accordance with the blocks Holmes assured the sideline touchdown in the final straight.
"Once we find the rhythm, you just roll back," Sanchez said.
Holmes, known for being very critical of the offensive line last week, showed the depth of their importance to the offense with three teams receptions for 63 yards in the 24-6 victory over the winless Dolphins.
PHOTOS: FISH FRY JETS Monday Night :
Holmes was highlighted by right-clicking on the guard Brandon Moore, Jet the most seniority as a divisive figure. Then wideout and lineman who was selected by Rex Ryan to be the captains of play for the draw, insisted no problem persisted.
"Come," said Holmes. "That was last week. Next question."
Moore, meanwhile, maintained that he was "honored" to be a captain of play
"It 'a thing of the past," Moore said. "I was very excited and happy to be part of a captain."
Neither Holmes nor Moore seemed to speak for their march towards midfield, but a photographer was forced to stop on the way back for a photo. The Jets won the flip and exceptionally chosen to receive.
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CUE'S CUEKERLEY Kerley :
Rookie receiver Jeremy Kerley made little impression in the first game after the trade veteran Derrick Mason in Houston.
Not take place for the first four games, Kerley - who had three catches, a touchdown against the Patriots last week - pulled in two receptions for 18 yards against the Dolphins on Monday night. It 'was directed to four times.
Mason, meanwhile, made his debut for the Houston Texans on Sunday at a loss to the Baltimore Ravens. He caught three passes for 27 yards.
Good As Gold :
The last four Jets inducted into the Ring of Honor team - Larry Grantham, Freeman McNeil, Al Toon and Gerry Philbin, green jackets and matching tie - received a thunderous applause and expressed gratitude at the ceremony half-time.
"I just want to thank you all for your support over the years," said Toon.
Owner Woody Johnson, general manager Mike Tannenbaum and Joe Namath were also present.
McKnight MOVES :
Ongoing Jets tailback Joe McKnight Makeover branched into a great professional, including its development up to the threat Sanchez Field.
"And 'Marble nightmare," said Ryan.
McKnight, now in its second season, contribute to special teams and defense in the first four games, but added a 24-yard reception on Monday evening, as well as a five-yard catch.
McKnight manhandled attempted punt return, but he came in time to retain possession.
"It could be a return to the Pro Bowl this year," said Ryan. "But if he fumbles."
Reggie, Reggie :
Not lost in the depths of the winless Dolphins were desperate to play tailback Reggie Bush. He rushed 71 yards, 10 position that sparks the offense, which does not take full advantage of his efforts. He also threw seven yards out two tracks from the game before the injury to the neck.
Best Managed Bush came on the first play of the game when the Jets, once again, did not put a runner on the verge of opposing Bush and bounced in the 36 meters ... Cornerback Antonio Cromartie (groin) said he expects to play against the Chargers next week.
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