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For some, nothing has changed so this might not be big news. For others, it may be a bit of a reality check in that Greene will definitely give way more to LT than first thought a few months ago or at the time of LT's signing. Just passing along what I feel is pertinent information.
For some, nothing has changed so this might not be big news. For others, it may be a bit of a reality check in that Greene will definitely give way more to LT than first thought a few months ago or at the time of LT's signing. Just passing along what I feel is pertinent information.
New York Jets FB Tony Richardson likes how Shonn Greene, LaDainian Tomlinson complement each other
BY Kevin Armstrong
DAILY NEWS SPORTS WRITER
Saturday, September 11th 2010, 4:00 AM
Jets fullback Tony Richardson can sense whether tailback Shonn Greene or LaDainian Tomlinson are taking advantage of the opportunities he provides.
"With Shonn it's bang, bang, bang," Richardson said, "then you bring in LaDainian and it's like a flash."
Tomlinson, an offseason acquisition, and Greene will share carries Monday night in the opener against the Ravens. Greene will be the starter. The pair, with varying styles and ages, will be expected to balance an offense that will rely on the run.
"It will be similar to last year (with the since-released Thomas Jones) where both will get touches and then we'll go with the hot hand," offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer said.
Tomlinson has approached his role as an active tutor as well, smiling when he sees Greene implement subtleties in his role as a receiver out of the backfield.
"They've both checked egos at the door," Richardson said. "We're about to see what they can do they together."
MARK IT DOWN
Schottenheimer said Mark Sanchez had "truly one of (his) best days since he's been here" Friday. He also joked that his second-year quarterback probably would not show up for Monday night's game if Pro bowl safety Ed Reed was in the lineup for the Ravens. Rex Ryan, meanwhile, said he would like to see the passing game "dialed in a little more."
SPECIAL GUY
Special teams coordinator Mike Westhoff noted that rookie cornerback Kyle Wilson, an explosive return man while at Boise State, would share time with veteran safety Jim Leonhard on Monday and throughout the season.
Wilson was used on punt returns every day in practice since he has joined the team, but did not make any in a preseason game because coaches did not want to put too much on his plate while filling in for former holdout Darrelle Revis.
ONLY IFFY
Safety Brodney Pool (ankle) was limited in practice, and Ryan said he would be "questionable" for Monday. Only Calvin Pace (foot) is definitely out.
A STINKER
Linebacker Bart Scott dismissed trash talk by Ravens star LB Ray Lewis this week as "part of the show." He also declared Lewis' new commercial for Old Spice deodorant, in which he puts a saddle on a Raven and flies away, was "probably the worst commercial I've ever seen. It looked like some student shot it."
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