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"He has a quiet confidence about himself," Glenn told NFL Network's Judy Battista on Saturday (h/t NFL.com's Christian Gonzales ).
From Bleacher Report
The Jets had a mostly quiet offseason, other than the one big move they made at quarterback — or two moves, technically.
From The New York Times
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