... title="New York Jets are high on WRs David Clowney and Brad Smith">New York Jets will go into the 2009 season with WR's David Clowney and Brad Smith. Apparently, the franchise decided against drafting a wideout based on the feeling that these two could and would be their guys.

According to the report, the Jets general manager, Mike Tannenbaum, and the organization feel either one, possibly even both, of these two young men have the potential to be big time contributors in the offense.

Really?

Didn't we just learn that Tannenbaum made calls to Drew Rosenhaus in regards to Plaxico Burress and his legal 'situation'? What about all the talk about seeking deals for the likes of an Anquan Boldin or Braylon Edwards?

Something about this screams smoke-screen to me. After all, Mike Tannenbaum and the Jets have basically been lying through their collective teeth, not only to the media, but to fans as well.
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