Sack-happy No. 2 overall pick David Bailey already making an impact for Jets early in training camp
- David Bailey is the No. 2 overall draft pick and is making a strong impression during the Jets' training camp sessions.
- He acknowledged high expectations from fans, teammates, and staff but does not feel pressured.
- Bailey focuses on his personal game, stating that nothing has really changed for him despite the attention.
- He described achieving sacks as the best feeling in the world, and Jets personnel, including Glenn, expressed confidence in his performance and look forward to seeing him play with pads.
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Sack-happy No. 2 overall pick David Bailey already making an impact for Jets early in training camp
David Bailey is already making an impact at New York Jets training camp. The No. 2 overall pick from Texas Tech is impressing teammates and coaches with his performance.
Should Jets fans buy the David Bailey hype?
The New York Jets held their second practice of the new season on Thursday. Everyone in attendance said the same thing: David Bailey was unstoppable. It wasn’t only the media in attendance saying this, either. He’s already impressed his teammates and, most importantly, his head coach. “He’s a pain in the ass,” said Jets center Joe Tippmann. Head coach Aaron Glenn said that Bailey has been “everything that we expect him to be.” Yes, Bailey has im…
David Bailey is already making his presence felt after just three practice sessions at the Jets training camp.
Jets first-round picks David Bailey and Kenyon Sadiq discuss adjusting to life in the NFL
Jets rookies David Bailey and Kenyon Sadiq share their experiences transitioning to the NFL. Bailey discusses adapting to full pads and the faster pace of professional play while competing against teammate Armand Membou. Sadiq expresses relief at returning to practice after recovering from sports hernia surgery, highlighting the support from teammates in easing his adjustment to the NFL level. By the Numbers Bailey felt the elevated tempo of the…
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