Photo by Luke Hales/Getty Images Bringing your daily links to the NFL’s New York Jets Good morning, Gang Green Nation. I hope you’re all having a great start to the day. The New York Jets have placed Edge Rusher Haason Reddick on the did not report list, which likely means that the team isn’t expecting him to arrive at training camp any time soon. It’s an interesting strategy by Reddick, considering the hefty fines he’s going to receive for missing these mandatory practices. It’s been reported that the Jets aren’t looking to budge from their previous position entering the new season, which makes sense as well. And, while Reddick has shown to be an elite talent, all of this makes for extra outside noise that the team shouldn’t be dealing with heading into a true make-or-break year under head coach Robert Saleh. It’ll be interesting to see how things develop. With that, here are your links to the Jets to start your morning. Ethan Greenberg & Eric Allen ` - Jets Practice Report from Day 1 of Training Camp Randy Lange - Aaron Rodgers Feels Great After Running the Offense on the First Day of Jets Training Camp Justin Fried - Aaron Rodgers silences critics with dominant training camp practice SNY - Aaron Rodgers, Breece Hall and the Jets offense | NY Jets Training Camp Highlights (7/25/24) Brandyn Pokrass - Aaron Rodgers lauds NY Jet who he thinks can be league's best NBC Sports - New York Jets overhyped Aaron Rodgers' trip to Egypt Associated Press - Jets place edge rusher Haason Reddick on the reserve/did not report list as he seeks a new contract Jack Bell - Jets Head Coach Robert Saleh's Reaction to Haason Reddick's Absence NewYorkJets.com - Robert Saleh Training Camp Press Conference (7/25) Fox Sports - 2024 NFL odds: Will the Jets go under their projected win total? NewYorkJets.com - What Does NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport Think of the 2024 Jets? David Wyatt-Hupton - The Amari Cooper Way John Pullano - Sauce Gardner Wants to Be More Vocal in Year 3 NewYorkJets.com - Chuck Clark: It Feels Great to Finally Be Out There with the Defense Eric Allen - Jets Sign Quarterback Ben Bryant Jim Gehman - Where Are They Now: Dan Brown Here are your missed connections from yesterday. I hope you all have a safe and wonderful rest of the day.

With their nineteenth-round selection in the 2024 draft, the 563rd overall pick, the Mets selected Frank Elissalt, a right-handed pitcher from Nova Southeastern University. Miami native Frank Elissalt attended Southwest Miami Senior High School, where he earned All-District honors. Possessing a projectable frame and strong pitching fundamentals, he was considered a follow by scouts and evaluators in the crowded Florida baseball scene but went undrafted in the 2020 MLB Draft. As a freshman in 2021, he attended La Salle University, where he made 13 starts for the Explorers. Throwing 76.1 innings, he posted a 3.42 ERA with 57 hits allowed, 39 walks, and 95 strikeouts, the latter of which was second-most in the Atlantic 10 Conference. Elissalt transferred to Florida Southwestern State College for his sophomore season in the hopes of being drafted in the 2022 MLB Draft as a juco, but the right-hander did not hear his name called despite having a respectable season for the Buccaneers. Appearing in 15 games, starting 13, he posted a 3.92 ERA in 59.2 innings, allowing 56 hits, walking 30, and striking out 61. Following the conclusion of the season, he pitched for the Mahoning Valley Scrappers of the MLB Draft League, throwing an additional 24.1 innings over 10 appearances and posting a 5.18 ERA with 21 hits allowed, 11 walks, and 26 strikeouts. He transferred to Nova Southeastern University that summer and pitched for the Sharks in 2023, his junior year. Appearing in 14 games, all starts, he posted a 4.68 ERA in 67.1 innings, allowing 65 hits, walking 34, and striking out 60. Eligible for the 2023 MLB Draft, the right-hander once again went undrafted. He returned to Nova Southeastern University for his senior year, his role changed by head coach Adrian Morales from a starter to a fireman reliever, coming in whenever needed. The right-hander appeared in 19 games, starting 3, and posted a 3.71 ERA in 51.0 innings, allowing 48 hits, walking 17, and striking out 62. The 6’2”, 210-pound right-hander throws from a low-three-quarters arm slot with traditional overhead windup and a long arm action through the back. His frame is sturdy and athletic, and his mechanics are simple and repeatable. His fastball sits in the low-to-mid-90s, topping out as high as 94 MPH. In the MLB Draft League in 2022, his fastball spin rate was measured as high as 2690 RPM. As such, the pitch has great life. He complements it with a low-80s slider and a low-to-mid-80s changeup. His slider is the better of the two pitches, he as just has little more than a feel for the changeup at this point in his career.

Commissioner Laura Kavanagh's last day is in less than two weeks and the FDNY has not given any hints on who will take over to lead the country's largest fire department when it arrives.

Winston Nguyen -- an ex-con who has already spent time behind bars -- kept his eyes lowered as he was escorted out of the courthouse.