Darrelle Revis Effect: How His Hold-Out Affects Kyle Wilson

August 3, 2010   ·   Larry Kornweiss   ·   Jump to comments


As New York Jets' All-Pro cornerback Darrelle Revis flashes the universal sign of peace, Jets fans can only look at his hand gesture with one specific representation in mind—Day 2 of Darrelle's absence from training camp and subsequently, Revis Island.
The Jets and Revis will hopefully work things out at some point before the season starts but until then, how will Revis' hold-out affect the Jets and rookie cornerback Kyle Wilson?
Wilson, the Jets first-round draft pick and 29th overall pick in the 2010 NFL draft, has recently signed a five-year, $13 million dollar deal that made him the highest paid cornerback on the Jets roster (probably further inciting Revis).  Without the hassle of a contract dispute, Wilson is focused and ready on the task at hand.
As practices officially began today at SUNY Cortland, Wilson was seen taking reps at his slated position of nickel cornerback while Antonio Cromartie, a right-side cornerback for his entire care...

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