Practice Squad Roster
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15 Signed to Practice Squad; All Were in Jets Training Camp
QBs David Fales & Mike White Added; 4 WRs & 4 DBs Are on PS Roster
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15 Signed to Practice Squad; All Were in Jets Training Camp
QBs David Fales & Mike White Added; 4 WRs & 4 DBs Are on PS Roster
Looks like we are getting back most of the guys we cut. JD obviously has a plan.
With no preseason games you didn't have the opportunity to effectively scout other teams' training camp rosters. When you think about it, its not real surprising to retain many of your camp bodies. Unless you had a real good feeling about a player on another team who got cut, you're probably sticking with what you know.
"RUN WHAT YA BRUNG"
To “run what you brung” is an old racing term meaning racing what you rode to the race.
Back in the late 1940s when servicemen came back from the war. They had no money for racing bikes, but they wanted to have fun. Hooligan racing was mostly a Southern California thing where they could race year round. People would ride a motorcycle to the event, race with it, and then ride the same bike home.
Run what you brung can be about both competing with your daily whip but also being ready to take on challenges without extra preparation. In other words, not hesitating to go for it with what you showed up with. This is better than “fake it till you make it” because you’re not faking. You’ve done this. You’ve got this.
To “run what you brung” is an old racing term meaning racing what you rode to the race.
Back in the late 1940s when servicemen came back from the war. They had no money for racing bikes, but they wanted to have fun. Hooligan racing was mostly a Southern California thing where they could race year round. People would ride a motorcycle to the event, race with it, and then ride the same bike home.
Run what you brung can be about both competing with your daily whip but also being ready to take on challenges without extra preparation. In other words, not hesitating to go for it with what you showed up with. This is better than “fake it till you make it” because you’re not faking. You’ve done this. You’ve got this.