John Conner Fantasy News
Brad Smith active for Jets
Sunday, January 23, 2011, 10:31pm
Jets Inactives
Kellen Clemens QB
John Conner RB
Jeff Cumberland TE
Marcus Dixon DE
Vernon Gholston DE
Jarron Gilbert DT
Matthew Mulligan TE
Patrick Turner WR
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Brad Smith inactive for Jets
Sunday, January 16, 2011, 9:39pm
Jets Inactives
Kellen Clemens QB
John Conner RB
Jeff Cumberland TE
Marcus Dixon DE
Vernon Gholston DE
Jarron Gilbert DT
Matthew Mulligan TE
Brad Smith WR
Wednesday, August 25, 2010, 2:09pm
Jets coach Rex Ryan guaranteed that the Jets will keep fullbacks Tony Richardson and John Conner.
"I would be shocked if those two aren't on the opening day roster," Ryan said.
Jets Looking To Define RB Roles
Tuesday, July 20, 2010, 2:22pm
It’s kind of amazing. The Jets led the NFL in rushing, yet 50% of that league-leading backfield is gone – Thomas Jones and Leon Washington. Training camp will be about trying to define roles for Shonn Greene (is he well-rounded enough to play on any down?), LaDainian Tomlinson (can he adjust to a complementary role?) and Joe McKnight (can he replace Washington as the third-down back?)
On many levels, this will be a new experience for Tomlinson. In San Diego, he barely broke a sweat in pre-season games, but now he’ll be asked to carry a decent workload as he assimilates into the Jets’ system and tries to convince the coaches he’s still worthy of a significant role. Greene missed a chunk of his rookie camp with a sprained ankle, so his No. 1 goal is to stay healthy. The coaches are eager to see if his receiving skills have improved to the point where he can be trusted in any situation. Don’t expect to see a lot of Tony Richardson in camp; at 38, he’ll be used judiciously. That will allow to the two young battering Rams, rookie John Conner and Jason Davis, to receive more reps.
If Shonn Greene's receiving skills improved this offseason, he could see more third down opportunities. This could be huge in PPR formats.

