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Offensive line's response among things to watch in Jets' second preseason game
Offensive line's response among things to watch in Jets' second preseason game

New York Post

time3 hours ago

  • Sport
  • New York Post

Offensive line's response among things to watch in Jets' second preseason game

Take flight with the Jets Text with Brian Costello all season as he brings Sports+ subscribers the latest Jets intel from on the field and off. tRY IT NOW Here's what to look for in the Jets' second preseason game against the Giants on Saturday at MetLife Stadium: Will the starters play? Aaron Glenn played his starters last week in Green Bay. Will he do the same Saturday against the Giants? He would not say. From the look of joint practice this week, the starters could use some more work, especially on offense. Aaron Glenn addresses reporters during an Aug. 13 press conference. Bill Kostroun for the NY Post Drawing the line The Giants defensive line ate the Jets up Wednesday. It would be interesting to see them match up in a game situation. Armand Membou, pictured earlier in training camp, struggled against the Giants in the joint practices. Bill Kostroun for the NY Post Rookie right tackle Armand Membou had a tough time with Giants edge rusher Brian Burns. Dexter Lawrence and Abdul Carter caused problems, too. Casting a wide net The Jets need to figure out who is going to make the team at wide receiver. Get the insider's view on Gang Green Sign up for Inside the Jets by Brian Costello, a weekly Sports+ exclusive. Thank you Enter your email address Please provide a valid email address. By clicking above you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Enjoy this Post Sports+ exclusive newsletter! Check out more newsletters Allen Lazard (shoulder) is out, which opens up more playing time for others. Brandon Smith is one player to watch. He's had a good summer.

Takeaways' from Jets' joint practice with Giants as tensions rise
Takeaways' from Jets' joint practice with Giants as tensions rise

New York Post

time3 days ago

  • Sport
  • New York Post

Takeaways' from Jets' joint practice with Giants as tensions rise

Gang Green and Big Blue have very different practice styles and their two days of knocking helmets was bound to find a gray area. Take flight with the Jets Text with Brian Costello all season as he brings Sports+ subscribers the latest Jets intel from on the field and off. SIGN UP NOW That happened Wednesday, and that's where to begin our Jets takeaways from Day 2 against the Giants. 1. Jamien Sherwood knocked Wan'Dale Robinson to the ground and that was the first hint that, despite the agreed-upon thud-tempo rules, there might be more physicality in this practice than is usually seen with the Giants. Sure enough, a small fight broke out later when Will McDonald hit Tyrone Tracy Jr. to the ground. Greg Van Roten, a former Jet, and rookie Marcus Mbow took exception after the whistle, and it looked like Mbow punched McDonald while he was on the ground.

How Malachi Corley is trying to work his way back into the Jets' plans after a rookie season dud
How Malachi Corley is trying to work his way back into the Jets' plans after a rookie season dud

New York Post

time3 days ago

  • Sport
  • New York Post

How Malachi Corley is trying to work his way back into the Jets' plans after a rookie season dud

Take flight with the Jets Text with Brian Costello all season as he brings Sports+ subscribers the latest Jets intel from on the field and off. SIGN UP NOW Malachi Corley's NFL career began with a nod to Hollywood, but it has hardly gone according to script. Before the second day of the 2024 NFL Draft, Jets coach Robert Saleh texted general manager Joe Douglas a picture of Corley and the phrase, 'No matter what.' It was a nod to the movie 'Draft Day.' Advertisement The Jets landed Corley out of Western Kentucky in the third round, but things quickly turned sour in his rookie year. By the time they got to Week 1, the Jets coaches did not trust Corley, and he played just 83 offensive snaps over nine games. He was inactive despite being healthy five times. He finished the year with three catches for 16 yards and two rushes for 26 yards. His most memorable moment was a mistake, dropping the ball just shy of scoring his first touchdown against the Texans.

Caleres promotes Brian Costello to president of Famous Footwear
Caleres promotes Brian Costello to president of Famous Footwear

Fashion United

time06-08-2025

  • Business
  • Fashion United

Caleres promotes Brian Costello to president of Famous Footwear

Footwear group Caleres, which includes Famous Footwear, Sam Edelman, Allen Edmonds, Naturalizer and Vionic, has promoted Brian Costello to division president of Famous Footwear, effective immediately. Costello joined the footwear group in February this year as chief merchandising officer, where he oversaw all the buying and merchandising, including women's, men's and kids' athletic and fashion footwear and accessories, for Famous Footwear's US and Canada stores and e-commerce sites. In his new role as division president, he will continue to report to Caleres Inc.'s president and chief executive, Jay Schmidt. Commenting on the promotion, Schmidt said in a statement: Brian has already made a meaningful impact at Famous Footwear. His merchandising and planning expertise, strong market relationships and leadership have been invaluable as we continue to position Famous Footwear for growth as the leader in family footwear.' Costello has nearly 30 years of fashion retail experience, having held leadership roles at Nordstrom and Macy's, including in the women's shoe business at Nordstrom and all footwear and women's accessories at Nordstrom Rack. He also oversaw planning and site merchandising for the launch of 'It is incredible how quickly I felt at home with the Famous team and Caleres and I'm honoured to lead this significant part of the Caleres portfolio,' added Costello. 'I'm confident that Famous Footwear is well positioned for the future supported by our existing national brand partners, new brand partners we are adding and the power of our engaged teams - from the Associates who welcome you in the doors of our stores to our corporate team supporting them.'

Brian Costello Named Division President of Famous Footwear
Brian Costello Named Division President of Famous Footwear

Yahoo

time05-08-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Brian Costello Named Division President of Famous Footwear

ST. LOUIS, August 05, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Caleres (NYSE: CAL), a market-leading portfolio of consumer-driven footwear brands, today announced Brian Costello has been named division president of Famous Footwear effective immediately. He will continue to report to Jay Schmidt, president and CEO of Caleres. Costello joined Caleres in February this year as chief merchandising officer where he assumed responsibility for all buying and merchandising, including women's, men's and kids' athletic and fashion footwear and accessories, and for the brand's U.S. and Canada stores and e-commerce sites. "Brian has already made a meaningful impact at Famous Footwear," said Schmidt. "His merchandising and planning expertise, strong market relationships and leadership have been invaluable as we continue to position Famous Footwear for growth as the leader in family footwear." Costello has nearly 30 years of fashion retail leadership at Nordstrom and Macy's, including leadership roles in the women's shoe business at Nordstrom and all footwear and women's accessories at Nordstrom Rack. He also oversaw planning and site merchandising for the launch of "It is incredible how quickly I felt at home with the Famous team and Caleres and I'm honored to lead this significant part of the Caleres portfolio," said Costello. "I'm confident that Famous Footwear is well positioned for the future supported by our existing national brand partners, new brand partners we are adding and the power of our engaged teams - from the Associates who welcome you in the doors of our stores to our corporate team supporting them." About Caleres Caleres is a market-leading portfolio of global footwear brands that includes Famous Footwear, Sam Edelman, Allen Edmonds, Naturalizer and Vionic and more. Our products are available virtually everywhere - in the nearly 1,000 retail stores we operate, in hundreds of major department and specialty stores, on our branded e-commerce sites and on many additional third-party retail platforms. Combined, these brands make Caleres a company with both a legacy and a mission. Our legacy is nearly 150 years of craftsmanship and our passion for fit, while our mission is to continue to inspire people to feel great…feet first. Visit to learn more about us. About Famous Footwear Famous Footwear was founded on one simple idea: everyone deserves to feel the joy that comes from a new pair of shoes. And today, with more than 830 stores across the US and Canada, and online at and Famous Footwear is the local family footwear shop, where you'll always find the right shoes from everyone's favorite brands, including Nike, Birkenstock, adidas, Crocs, New Balance and many more. View source version on Contacts Media Contact:Kelly Malonekmalone@ Sign in to access your portfolio

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