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Jets Rookie David Bailey Limps Off with an Ankle Injury, but Coach Aaron Glenn Says He’ll Be Fine
Coach Aaron Glenn said the Jets rookie edge rusher is day to day after trainers examined him and he jogged off the field.
- On Saturday, New York Jets rookie David Bailey injured an ankle during practice in Florham Park, but coach Aaron Glenn said the first-round draft pick should be OK.
- As the highest-selected defensive player in Jets history, Bailey had impressed coaches throughout training camp; defensive coordinator Brian Duker said he has "flashed often" with plays that would be sacks.
- During 11-on-11 drills, the rookie went down with a slight limp, while Glenn reported rookie safety VJ Payne suffered a bone bruise and edge rusher Kingsley Jonathan bruised a thigh.
- With the team off Sunday and Monday, Bailey has time to rest before joint sessions with Tampa Bay begin Tuesday; Glenn characterized the injury as "day to day."
- The Jets resume practice Tuesday, preparing for joint sessions with Tampa Bay as coaches monitor Bailey's recovery to determine his availability for the upcoming high-intensity work.
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Washington TimesJets rookie David Bailey limps off with an ankle injury, but coach Aaron Glenn says he’ll be fine
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — New York Jets rookie edge rusher David Bailey injured an ankle in practice Saturday, but coach Aaron Glenn said the No. 2 overall draft pick
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Jets rookie David Bailey limps off with an ankle injury, but coach Aaron Glenn says he'll be fine
New York Jets rookie edge rusher David Bailey has injured an ankle in practice. Coach Aaron Glenn said Saturday that Bailey should be OK.
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New York Jets rookie David Bailey, a specialist in pushing from the edge, injured an ankle in Saturday's training, but coach Aaron Glenn indicated that the global draft's number 2 selection should be fine.
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