It's time to play like a jet with your host, Scott Mason. Play like a jet. What does that mean? They wrote me off. I ain't right back, though. Smith sets. Fires down field. Wide open. Touchdown. 56 yards. From Gito Smith. Garrett Wilson. Wow. What a catch. Touchdown. Chets. That kid's amazing. Ball pops out to Vondres sweat. Rumbling up the sideline. The big man's still on the run. Head out of bounds at the 40-yard line. One-on-one-oh, what a catch. Adon-Niney Mitchell. That one is caught by Bruce Hall with a flag down. Hall blockers and front still going. Brice Hall will take it. It's a 50-yard touchdown. He is spun down hard at the 36. Will McDonald the fourth applying some heat. Stop behind the line. What a play turned in. There he is. He's. And sure would. Put your seatbelts on and get ready for the ride. This is Play Like a Jet. My name is Scott Mason. You can follow me on Twitter. Play Like a Jet 1. And we got a little bit of breaking news. Everybody knows that Breast Hall has signed to stay with the Jets for the next three years. Breast Hall had some things to say about it in a press conference. We also heard from the head coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mugi.

Some very small roster moves as well. So to talk

about all of it, our friend who's the editor over at JetNation.com, Mr. Glenn Norton. Glenn,

what's up, brother? Not much, Scott, that time of year. You know, the draft is done and camps are rolling in and out, but rookie camp is a lot of names we've not seen before and we won't see again. But some big news with priests to cover, of course.

Well, let's start with the small news and work our way to the big news. We'll start with the fact that the Jets have signed Jaden Keller, linebacker out of Virginia Tech. He was an

undrafted free agent, so he'll be there for camp. And also they sign veteran journeyman,

offensive lineman, Landon Young, who was most recently with the Saints, just depth, may or may

not make the roster. But these are two under the radar moves that

happens.

So we may as well discuss.

Yeah, you know, with Keller, he's a guy.

I have actually Virginia Tech versus NC State queued up.

I'm going to, I'll be watching that as soon as we, as soon as we finish up here.

But from what I've read and, you know, I watch a couple minutes long highlight reel, but that only gives you a very small part of the picture, of course. But athletic guy, you know, the RAS is really good. I'm interested in the size because I've seen some pretty wide-ranging reports on this size. I've seen a PFR as I'm listed at 216, which when I saw that, I thought, well, talk about an undersized linebacker, but then I saw somewhere else that had them listed at 241. So I'm going to do some digging there and try to find out. I mean, you'll, you know, you'll be able to tell on film if he's decent size, but very athletic size is quite the range. We'll figure that out here in a little bit. But the Jets obviously have a need at linebacker.

A lot of us felt like... very athletic size is quite the range. We'll figure that out here in a little bit.

But the Jets obviously have a need at linebacker. A lot of us felt like they should have taken one of the draft. And this is a long shot. You know, look, you come in not just a UDFA, but a

tryout player who nobody signed as UDFA, and then you get a deal to hang around. So just

one to keep it on. And anytime, look, anytime you grab a young player with really good traits who could potentially fill a need, then those guys are always intriguing. On the subject of guys that are more than just try out players or possible depth, let's talk a little bit about Brice Hall. Before we get to what Brice Hall himself said, here's what Aaron Glenn said.

Quote, I've said all along. I wanted Bruce to be here. He's a good football player that can help win games. He's shown the ability to consistently make plays and have real impact on the outcome of

games. We're excited to keep him here as we continue to build the team that can compete each week.

We've heard about this numerous times from

several people. Chris Nimbley, the very big deal of Jets Insider.com, has said it quite a few times on

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