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Schedule for Saturday's Open Practice

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The Jets got in their buses and cars in Central New York this morning and now they are either back near their North Jersey base of operations or very close to it. (Tweet update from Dig, Chansi and Darrelle: They're baa-aack.)

The Green & White's Cortland camp phase of the preseason is over. But an important Florham Park phase begins Saturday with the first of three practices open to the public to be held in the next week at the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center.

Here is the schedule for tomorrow's activities:

Parking Lots Open — 9 a.m. (parking is free)

Special Teams Practice — 10:30-10:50 a.m.

Full-Squad Practice — 10:50 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Jets Fest and Jets Shop — Both open from 9 a.m.-2 p.m.

Food and beverages will be available. Other fan components are the Jets Flight Crew cheerleaders signing autographs, a Central Jersey Blood Drive, a schedule poster giveaway by The Record, and the High Point Insurance kids autograph area, open to the first 75 kids to sign up at the welcome tent.

And here is the tentative schedule for the practices to be held next Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 26-27:

Parking Lots Open — 10 a.m. (parking is free)

Special Teams Practice — 11:30-11:50 a.m.

Full-Squad Practice — 11:50 a.m.-2 p.m.

Jets Fest and Jets Shop — Both open from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Some thunderstorms are forecast for the area Saturday morning. The practices will be held rain or shine, but if there is lightning or if fields become too wet and unsafe, the Jets could move the practice into their fieldhouse. And any portions of indoors practice would be closed to the public.

So before you head out tomorrow, Wednesday or Thursday, dial up your favorite weather forecaster, check ***newyorkjets.com***, or call the Jets Fan Line at 973-549-4844.

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