Good to see. On a side note during last nights total access Jets training camp, they showed a liitle of Gholston and it looked like he worked on getting his hands up and getting off of blocks. Two major factors in him being sucessful this year.
yeah those swim moves were new to his repertoire. The coach in the back was ginning at what Gholston was doing in that drill. He looked quicker than last year, a lot quicker. Thats a positive sign and a step in the right direction... But I think there is still a lot of progress left. I'd like to see him start a fight in practice, even if its out of character.
Ryan continues to gush about CB Darrelle Revis. When talking about his standout secondary in Baltimore, Ryan said, "We never had anyone like Darrelle Revis. I can say that we've got the best corner in the league in Darrelle Revis."
Just TC fluff Until the Ghost does anything on the field, I don't care. That image of him getting outrun by Cutler to the sidelines is what I remember right now.
At the risk of starting yet another Gholston thread... I found this tidbit encouraging... Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/blogs/jets/2009/08/leon-choppers-and-qbs.html#ixzz0NoWKJ4P6
this is 100% more exciting than the QB battle, i can honestly say. if gholston plays like this, i don't care if ainge plays QB.
i was being overly optimistic, but yes, BT will be a 4 sack bench player when pace returns, only to dominate when he gets in the rotation.
Weight loss is accelerated the larger you are...I don't think it's that bad in this case. If nothing else, his heart and his knees are thankful.
