Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner sat out the team's joint practice with the Giants on Wednesday because of a sore calf.

Former Pro Bowl corner Asante Samuel threw shade at Gardner after an ESPN poll two years ago named him the second-best corner in the league. That led to some Twitter drama between Samuel, Gardner and former Jets cornerback legend Darrelle Revis.

Jets head coach Aaron Glenn provided an update on cornerback Sauce Gardner's condition after Wednesday's joint practice with the Giants.

As the New York Jets continue the preseason, an injury to one of their best players popped up as CB Sauce Gardner has calf soreness.

First, let’s point out that Thibodeaux isn’t wrong. The Giants did make life tough on Fields, especially in the second practice on Wednesday, when they had at least four would-be sacks in team drills and kept the Jets’ offense from making any notable big plays.

The New York Jets are being hit with injuries left and right so far this summer and there’s no end in sight. Recently, the guys to watch have been rookie tight end Mason Taylor and three-time Pro Bowler Quinnen Williams.

Go to practice with the Jets wide receiver for an all-access look at training camp, including his matchup with All-Pro cornerback Sauce Gardner.