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0 of 28 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Frank Reich hasn’t forgotten about Garrett Wilson.
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Reich → forget → Wilson
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he → take → field
tRY IT NOWHe’s just failing him.
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NOWHe → try → him
“We really are trying to get the ball to him early and often,” Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich said Thursday.
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Reich → try → him
“We want to get it to him even more. …
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We → want → him
There are other ways we can create touches and scheme him open.
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we → be → him
“I want him to be the best in the NFL because I think that’s what we think of him.
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we → want → him
But I think he’s been productive, and we’ll keep trying to get him the ball.”
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we → think → ball
In the loss at Chicago, Wilson had three receptions for 27 yards.
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Wilson → have → yards
In the loss at New England, he made four catches for 44 yards before leaving the field visibly upset.
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he → make → field
In last week’s loss to Miami, Wilson was targeted three times — making two catches for 26 yards — and was seen screaming at passing game coordinator Seth Ryan on the sideline.
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Wilson → target → sideline
“I think there’s a healthy tension,” Reich said.
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Reich → think → ?
“But I’d also give the context of that healthy tension.
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I → give → tension
Last week, for example, on the first play of the game … both defenders bust the coverage because it’s Garrett Wilson.
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it → bust → coverage
They both jump on Garrett.
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They → jump → Garrett
[Omar Cooper Jr.] comes wide open, and it goes for [52] yards.
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it → come → yards
Later in the game … the free safety uncharacteristically goes way over the top to double Garrett, and Geno [Smith] makes a laser throw right down the center of the field …
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Geno → go → field
So Garrett doesn’t touch it there, but there are 100[-plus] yards of offense that Garrett Wilson created.
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Wilson → touch → that
Wilson ranks 11th in the NFL in receptions (37), 19th in receiving yards (444), and is tied for 17th in targets (51), with three touchdowns.
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Wilson → rank → touchdowns
Reich did admit he should have used the No. 1 receiver on a game-tying opportunity in the fourth quarter, which resulted in Smith being sacked for a 12-yard loss on third down.
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Smith → admit → down
“That’s the one call I’d want back in that game,” Reich said.
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Reich → ’ → game
Do something different to try to get it to Garrett with the game on the line like that.
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game → do → that
Those are the kinds of situations I know he’s talking about, and I get it.
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I → know → it
I’ve got to do better there.
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I → get → ?
No. 2 overall pick David Bailey (groin) missed practice for the second straight day, along with T’Vondre Sweat (knee), Joseph Ossai (ankle) and Max Mitchell (concussion).
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Bailey → miss → Sweat
Running back Breece Hall (quad) and offensive lineman Dylan Parham (knee) remained limited participants, while running back Braelon Allen (ankle) was a full participant after being limited the previous day.
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Allen → remain → ?
Cooper was named the NFL Rookie of the Week for the second straight week after recording five catches for 115 yards and a touchdown against the Dolphins.
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Cooper → name → Dolphins
Jets rookies — including Bailey and Kenyon Sadiq — have claimed the award in four of the past five weeks.
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rookies → include → weeks
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