The Jets start OTAs this week, and let's be honest, it's the most overhyped week of the year.

We'll discuss why today on Locked On Jets.

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On today's show, we're going to talk about a new signing at wide receiver for the Jets.

We'll discuss why the Jets will lean on Tim Patrick more for locker room influence than

on-field production.

We'll also talk about recent comments Frank Reich made about the Jets offense and talk about

what the

perfect offense for Gino Smith would be. But let's begin by talking about OTAs. This week starts the

third phase of the offseason program, organized team activities. Coaches can start working with

players seven on seven, 11 on 11 drills, no pads, no contact, and this usually generates a lot of buzz.

In fact, if you've been following things in the Jets fan base, there's all this talk about what's to come out of OTAs.

I am going to be a little controversial right now. I know a lot of you would love for me to give you players to watch

at OTAs and talk about the stakes, but the reality is that the stakes aren't that high.

These are just off-season practices. And I think that we're at a point in the calendar where

there's just not a lot going on in the NFL. And that leads us to

maybe read too much into things that happen this time of year, put too much significance on

things like off-season practices. And if you don't believe me that OTAs are overhyped,

let me ask you this. Can you name me some of the great Jets OTA performances through

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