Jets make Sauce Gardner NFL's highest-paid cornerback
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The good news for the Jets is that when they play the Browns, it will be a New York home game. That matters when two teams aren’t too different in terms of talent level. It should be easier to throw on the Jets with the loss of Reed, which is good for the Browns regardless of who is starting at quarterback in this game.
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SB Nation on MSNWhy 3 Seahawks stars are paying attention to the New York JetsOf those teams, the New York Jets have been quite busy, locking up new deals with star wide receiver, Garrett Wilson, and star cornerback, Sauce Gardner up the same day. These contracts are something to keep an eye on for Seattle Seahawks fans because Seattle has some star players of their own at both the wide receiver and cornerback positions who are entering the final year of their contract or will be in position to be extended as soon as next offseason.
Banjo made his coaching debut for Denver in 2023 as an assistant special teams coach, 11 seasons after Jets GM Darren Mougey began his NFL career as a scouting intern for the same team. In '24, the Broncos were eighth in fewest total kick return yards allowed.
The New York Jets enjoyed a stellar haul back at the 2022 NFL Draft, bringing in multiple starters at key positions. While they've been able to enjoy receiving that top-end production at a discounted rookie rate,
New York Jets receiver Garrett Wilson has made the top 10 list for 2025, but with a brutal take from an AFC Scout. It has been some offseason for New York Jets receiver Garrett Wilson.
New York Jets star Garrett Wilson was just named a top-10 wide receiver in the NFL, but there are mixed opinions on him as a player.
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Jets Wire on MSNNew York Jets forced to go in different direction in PFF's 2015 NFL redraftPro Football Focus recently conducted a 2015 redraft as part of an ongoing offseason series. In this exercise, Williams went to No. 2 overall to the Tennessee Titans, forcing the Jets to go in a different direction. The Jets end up with offensive lineman Brandon Scherff, who went one pick (No. 5) before Williams originally.