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The Whiteboard: Jets pay for neutral-zone turnovers

Posted: 4:49 PM CST Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015 Last Modified: 8:40 AM CST Sunday, Dec. 27, 2015

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There were many breakdowns for the Jets in a 5-1 loss to Montreal on Sunday. In this week's episode of "The Whiteboard, J.P. Vigier breaks down neurtal zone turnovers, an area he says the Jets need to be better in if they want to compete in the West.

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There were many breakdowns for the Jets in a 5-1 loss to Montreal on Sunday. In this week's episode of "The Whiteboard, J.P. Vigier breaks down neurtal zone turnovers, an area he says the Jets need to be better in if they want to compete in the West.

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There were many breakdowns for the Jets in a 5-1 loss to Montreal on Sunday. In this week’s episode of “The Whiteboard, J.P. Vigier breaks down neurtal zone turnovers, an area he says the Jets need to be better in if they want to compete in the West.

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