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Posluszny was apparently a “Saleh favorite” when the two overlapped in Jacksonville. Saleh was Posluszny’s position coach from 2014-16. Still only 36 years old, Posluszny retired following an 11-year career in 2018. It’s unclear what his staff position in New York would be.

Posluszny remains without a firm return date, but could still be cleared to participate in OTAs. Barring a setback, he will be ready for training camp. A 2007 second-round pick, Posluszny has appeared in all 16 games just twice in five seasons.

It’s a glimpse of what Cook can do. He ran right past Paul Posluszny for a 55-yard touchdown up the seam in the first half and toasted the Jags’ safeties with crossing routes all day. Cook is incredibly nimble for a guy that goes 6'5/248. While Cook was a bust as a sleeper candidate in 2011, he’ll be poised for a breakout next season. He now has two straight 100-yard games heading into the season finale in Houston.

Because the surgery took place so late in the process, Posluszny will likely be sidelined for all OTAs and questionable for the start of training camp. The Jaguars have retained defensive coordinator Mel Tucker, so Posluszny is already comfortable in the scheme. An elite run stopper, “Poz” was one of the primary reasons for Jacksonville’s 2011 defensive turnaround.

Posluszny does not consider the procedure to be “major.” After having his sling removed in a few weeks, he’ll meet with doctors to get a timetable on his return. It sounds like he will be fine for training camp.

Posluszny still doesn’t have a concrete timetable for a return to football activities, but has a shot at being ready for OTAs. Barring a setback, the Jaguars’ leading tackler from 2011 will be ready for training camp.

Poz is officially questionable to return, though Stephen Franklin opened the second half as the starter. A success in his first year with the Jags, Posluszny entered Week 17 with 115 tackles, two sacks, and a forced fumble.

Posluszny could be heard screaming on the field, and needed doctors to “push it back in the socket.” Any surgery shouldn’t affect his status for Week 1 of 2012, but it could land him on the active/PUP list to open training camp. Signed to a $42M blockbuster last July, Posluszny was a stud run stuffer during his first year with Jacksonville. He led the club with 119 tackles.

Poz was able to participate in offseason practices at less than 100 percent, so it’s no surprise that he has since received the green light. Jacksonville’s leading tackler expects to be “full-go” throughout training camp.

Posluszny said in early April he was still “several steps” away from 100 percent, so he’s apparently made a lot of progress in the past month. Posluszny has a lengthy injury history, but was the Jaguars’ leading tackler as he appeared in all 16 games for the first time since 2008 last season.