Here’s a look at the rookie minicamp for the Jets . . . . 

There’s a new No. 56 in New York.

The Jets’ first-rounders have questions to answer.

Rookie S Nate Lyles once thought during a college game that he’d been paralyzed.

The Jets want TE Dustin Keller, a converted receiver, to become a solid blocker.

Coach Eric Mangini was so happy about being back on the practice field that he was cracking bad jokes.

On Saturday, Mangini talked about RB Danny Woodhead:  “He’s hard to find, and for a couple reasons, you know?  [H]e’s pretty quick, he’s pretty elusive, and he’s done a good job mentally picking up the information.  We just have to see how that continues to develop.  But I’ve been pleased with what I’ve seen early on.”

Woodhead on his size (or lack thereof):   “I’ve never gotten caught up in it.  It’s never bothered me.  I’m fine with how I am.  I’m just going to work hard.”