Coffee with the New York Jets: 5/8 edition

Don’t you just love some great reading material nice and early in the morning to get your day off to the right start? In this edition covering the New York Jets, we have links from some of the top publications across the internet about the latest with the team. This edition has links about DeVier Posey, some more draft picks getting signed by the Jets, some insight on their quarterback situation heading into training camps and more. Enjoy!

New Jets WR DeVier Posey more than just a Houston throw-in by Rich Cimini (ESPN)

"At best, Posey will be a No. 5 receiver, although it should be noted that he has experience in the slot. Maybe he can push Jeremy Kerley for playing time. In three seasons, Posey has run 96 pass routes from the slot and 178 from the outside, according to ESPN Stats & Information."

Jets sign QB Bryce Petty, two other draft picks by Rich Cimini (ESPN)

"The New York Jets already have signed four draft picks, leaving only defensive end Leonard Williams and wide receiver Devin Smith as their only unsigned picks as the team begins a three-day rookie camp on Friday."

Jets QB Situation Is Clear by Eric Allen (NewYorkJets.com)

"“Geno (Smith) is going into training camp first team and Ryan (Fitzpatrick) is going in as second team. Matt (Simms) is going to get some reps and Bryce is going to get some reps, and we are going to let them battle it out. We are going to see who makes growth and who moves forward.”"

More from Jets News

• NY Jets: Why the team should target cornerback Shaquill Griffin
• NY Jets reportedly non-tendering linebacker Harvey Langi
• NY Jets: Why the team should not cut Jamison Crowder
• NY Jets should try to sign Kenny Golladay in free agency
• NY Jets: Jonnu Smith would be a smart free-agent target

Envisioning New York Jets’ Starting Lineup for 2015 Season by Erik Frenz (BleacherReport.com)

"The Jets’ new regime has taken some measures at the position, but any time a new head coach and new general manager are settling into new colors, there are going to be changes all over the place. The Jets clearly targeted two positions to make the most dramatic changes: cornerback and wide receiver."

 Jet draft picks get chance to make impression at rookie minicamp by Seth Walder (NY Daily News)

"The first-year head coach has to figure out how to develop the youngsters and decide where they fit in on his team, starting on Friday as the Jets begin their rookie minicamp."

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More from The Jet Press

• NY Jets: Why the team should target cornerback Shaquill Griffin
• NY Jets reportedly non-tendering linebacker Harvey Langi
• NY Jets: Why the team should not cut Jamison Crowder
• NY Jets should try to sign Kenny Golladay in free agency
• NY Jets: Jonnu Smith would be a smart free-agent target