Mike LaFleur didn’t have to think for very long on Thursday when he was asked what he’s “seen’’ of receiver Elijah Moore lately.
“His smile,’’ the Jets offensive coordinator said of the second-year receiver who earlier in the season demanded to be traded. “He’s having fun out there. His numbers are up in terms of just his speeds and all that, and he’s just in a good place. I thought he came back after the bye and just talked himself into making sure that he’s having fun out there, and it all correlates.”
Asked how he’s “responded’’ after the trade-demand controversy, LaFleur said, “Like a true pro. He’s not a rookie, but he’s a second-year guy [and] he’s a young man still, who’s got a lot of football in this league, and he’s still going to continue to grow and we’ve had those talks.” Asked Thursday about his mood in recent weeks, Moore said, “I feel good. I’m happy. Blessed, grateful. I wouldn’t change anything.’’Bill Kostroun/New York Post
Williams, who had two sacks in 1 1/2 quarters Sunday at Buffalo before suffering the calf injury, is having a monster season, already with a career-high 11 sacks.
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