Geno Smith threw three interceptions in the New York Jets' minicamp practice on Tuesday.

Two of the interceptions were in the red zone.

Smith made two bad decisions. He threw a 50-50 ball in the corner to Jeremy Kerley that was intercepted by Dex McDougle and, a couple of minutes later, he failed to read the safety on a pass over the middle -- a ball that was picked off by rookie Durell Eskridge.

Despite 34 interceptions in his first two seasons, Smith is the presumptive starter.

Muhammad Wilkerson showed up to the first day of New York Jets' minincamp on Tuesday.

The defensive lineman has pushed for a new contract since last year and has stayed away from the facility throughout the voluntary portion of OTAs this offseason.

Last week Wilkerson wavered on whether he'd attend mandatory minicamp.

Wilkerson is scheduled to make $6.97 million this year, which could very well end up his last in New York.