what he is: a strong shooter that doesnt offer a ton else to fantasy owners. Thats a concerning skill set tonight against a Magic defense that has exceled at challenging shooters (third lowest 3P% against this

NEW YORK -- The New York Jets cut ties with two high draft picks once considered future cornerstones of the franchise.The team announced it waived/injured cornerback Dee Milliner and waived tight end Jace Amaro on Saturday as it reduced its roster to the NFLs mandatory 53-player limit.The Jets cut 20 players, but made the unconventional choice kept all four quarterbacks -- Ryan Fitzpatrick, Geno Smith, Bryce Petty and Christian Hackenberg -- on their roster. Petty bruised his right shoulder in the preseason finale against Philadelphia, but coach Todd Bowles said Friday that the team wouldnt place him on injured reserve before final cuts.Right tackle Breno Giacomini was placed on the reserve/physically unable to perform list with a back injury that sidelined him all of training camp. He will have to sit for at least the first six games of the regular season, leaving the position to either Ben Ijalana or Brent Qvale.Defensive lineman Sheldon Richardson was also officially moved to the reserve/suspended list to begin serving his one-game ban for violating the leagues personal conduct policy last summer.Milliner was the No. 9 overall pick in 2013, but injuries and inconsistency prevented him from living up to expectations. He has dealt with an ailing hamstring, and the waived/injured distinction means he would revert to the Jets injured reserve list if he clears waivers.Milliner appeared in just 21 games for the Jets with 68 tackles, three interceptions and 19 passes defensed after starring at Alabama. He was limited to three games in 2014 because of an Achilles injury and five last season because of a wrist injury.The Jets declined his 2017 contract option, but still must pay him $2.1 million, which was guaranteed for this year. He will also count about $4 million against the salary cap.Amaro was a second-rounder in 2014 who had 38 catches for 345 yards and three touchdowns as a rookie before missing all of last season with a shoulder injury.He came to camp healthy and focused, appearing ready to become a valuable part of New Yorks offense. But, he struggled again at times and failed to impress the coaching staff in the preseason. He missed the third game with a groin injury and played extensively in the preseason finale at Philadelphia, typically when established players sit out.Zach Sudfeld was also waived, leaving Kellen Davis and Brandon Bostick as the only tight ends on the roster.Fullback Tommy Bohanon, linebacker Trevor Reilly and wide receivers Jeremy Ross and Kenbrell Thompkins were among the Jets other notable cuts earlier in the day.Bohanon, a seventh-round pick in 2013, was a bit of a surprise. He had 20 carries for 67 yards and 17 catches for 155 yards in his three seasons. Julian Howsare, a converted linebacker in his second camp with the Jets, remained the only fullback on the roster.Reilly, a seventh-rounder in 2014, was a key backup at linebacker and a core special teams player. He was waived/injured after getting hurt in the preseason finale against Philadelphia.Ross was signed in the offseason and competed with undrafted rookie Jalin Marshall for the primary returner job.It appears Thompkins was made expendable after the emergence this summer of undrafted rookie Robby Anderson, who led the Jets with 13 catches for 264 yards and three touchdowns.Veteran running back Antone Smith was also released. Among others waived by the Jets were: tight end Wes Saxton, wide receiver Chandler Worthy, guards Mike Liedtke and Craig Watts, defensive linemen Tarow Barney and Claude Pelon, linebackers Freddie Bishop and Taiwan Jones, cornerbacks Bryson Keeton, Darryl Morris and Kevin Short, and safety Doug Middleton.---AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and www.twitter.com/AP-NFLVapormax Nere Pas Cher . -- Canadian Andrew Wiggins got the ball on the wing, made a nifty spin move and then let go with a soft floater from about 10 feet that swished through the net in Allen Fieldhouse. Vapormax Plus En Solde . Pence singled in the winning run with no outs in the ninth inning to give the Giants a 7-6 victory over the San Diego Padres on Sunday. http://www.vapormaxsolde.fr/ . Westbrook has missed 27 games since having a procedure on Dec. 27 to deal with swelling in his injured right knee — the third operation on the knee in nine months. Vapormax Homme Soldes .J. -- Pitcher Carl Pavano is retiring after 14 major league seasons. Vapormax Homme Moins Cher . -- Canadian Andrew Wiggins got the ball on the wing, made a nifty spin move and then let go with a soft floater from about 10 feet that swished through the net in Allen Fieldhouse.Tuesdays evening slate of NBA action offers up six games. Which players should you build around and which players should you fade? Our experts have the answers.Todays panel includes ESPN Fantasys Kyle Soppe and Joe Kaiser, plus DFS expert Renee Miller.Players to build aroundRenee Miller -- Hassan Whiteside, Miami HeatThis six-game slate is so bad that San Antonio and Utah feature in two of the highest scoring games of the night. With little in the way of star power on tonights slate, youre going to need the massive upside and solid floor of Whiteside. Miami takes on New York at home in the other reasonably high scoring, close game tonight. The Knicks have allowed the third-most fantasy points on the season to opposing centers, and the most over the last five games. A well-rested Whiteside easily tops tonights DFS plays.Joe Kaiser -- Gordon Hayward, Utah JazzHayward is averaging 28.4 points, 4.6 rebounds, 4.2 assists, 1.6 steals and 2.4 threes per game in his last five contests, and its safe to say this is one of the best hot streaks of his seven-year NBA career. That bodes well for tonight, as the Jazz host the 21st-ranked Suns defense, which is going with 31-year-old P.J. Tucker as its starting small forward while T.J. Warren remains out due to a head injury.Kyle Soppe - Zach Randolph, Memphis GrizzliesGetting a little creative here, but on a night with only six games, you have to find a way to differentiate yourself. There is no shame in targeting the 76ers, and given that Z-Bo hasnt played in 11 days (personal), it stands to reason that he will be the focal point of this offense. Heck...that was pretty much the case prior to his hiatus, as he owns a usage rate that is higher than Steph Curry this season. Randolphs upside is limited a bit, but his customary 23-to-26 minutes should be enough for him to return value and then some against a 76ers team that has yielded considerable production to opposing big men this season. I have nothing against the top big man on the board tonight in Hassan Whiteside, but is his production going to be near twice that of Randolph? Im thinking not and will gladly save some coin at center while I spend up at PG andd SF.ddddddddddddlayers to fadeRenee Miller -- Tony Allen, Shooting Guard, Memphis GrizzliesAfter a huge double overtime win last night in New Orleans, in which Allen played 42 minutes and put up a huge line of 19 points, 14 rebounds and three steals, I expect a letdown. Even against the 76ers, who are playing their fourth game in five nights, I am putting the veteran Allen on the bench. Vegas has this as the lowest scoring game of the night, and while Memphis is heavily favored, I am turning to some of the younger, fresher Grizzlies for value (e.g. Troy Williams).Joe Kaiser -- Eric Bledsoe, Phoenix SunsBledsoe flourished in the up-tempo game against Golden State on Saturday and enters Tuesday on two days of rest, but his salary is now over $8,000 on FanDuel and hes going to have a more difficult time reaching his salary value against the slow-it-down pace of the Jazz. Hell be a popular choice on a short slate thanks to recency bias, but Im opting to go elsewhere at point guard tonight.Kyle Soppe -- Kyle Soppe - Bradley Beal, Washington WizardsListen, Beal is what he is: a strong shooter that doesnt offer a ton else to fantasy owners. Thats a concerning skill set tonight against a Magic defense that has exceled at challenging shooters (third lowest 3P% against this season). Not only do the Magic defend the 3-pointer well, there is no guarantee that Beal knocks down the open looks he does manage. Consider this, in 2014, Beal connected on 36.1-percent of his 3-point attempts on the second night of a back-to-back. That number dropped to 32.3 percent last season and currently sits at an ugly 28.6 percent this season. There is something to be said for a shooter losing his legs, and with Beal playing 36 minutes last night in Brooklyn, Im not playing with fire tonight. Beal is averaging a career-low 6.0 assists-plus-rebounds, so if the jumper isnt falling, the fantasy points arent coming. Id rather pay up for Jimmy Butler or save some capital and go with a confident Troy Daniels or a constantly under-appreciated Rodney Hood. ' ' '