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Age: 39
Weight: 192 lbs
Height: 6' 0"
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Miami Herald

Aug 03, 2014 · 7:36 PM EDT

Jets WR Greg Salas almost seemed surprised by all the fuss.

Sure, he was perhaps the biggest star of the New York Jets' scrimmage Saturday night. But as far as the wide receiver was concerned, there was nothing unusual about his performance.

"This is what I do in practice," Salas said. "I make catches. I make plays in practice and I was glad I could come out here and do the same in this little scrimmage we had."

Fantasy Impact:

Salas is part of crowded competition to win a spot in the Jets' receiving corps. He had five catches for 54 yards in the practice that was dominated by the defense. He dropped a pass, too, but that didn't take away from a solid night. Eric Decker and Jeremy Kerley have jobs locked up, but Salas is among a group that includes Stephen Hill, David Nelson, Jacoby Ford, Clyde Gates and rookies Jalen Saunders, Shaq Evans and Quincy Enunwa competing for the last three or four spots.

ESPN

Aug 01, 2014 · 10:56 AM EDT

It's Eric Decker and Jeremy Kerley, and everybody else, according to Jets coach Rex Ryan. None of the rookies have stood out, but it's early. They get the benefit of the doubt.

The three coordinators met the media for the first time in camp, and the most interesting takeaway came from Marty Mornhinweg, who gushed about the progress of the receiving corps, particularly Stephen Hill and Clyde Gates. Hill? "Outstanding," Mornhinweg said. Gates? "Pretty impressive," he said. Pardon the skepticism, but don't we hear that every year?

Fantasy Impact:

Kerley is a good late-round pick in deep leagues for owners who want someone trustworthy at that point in the draft. He's not going to set the league on fire, but he'll play and be reasonably productive.