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It is a rite of NFL March Madness, exasperated fan bases pulling their hair out because their team sits on its hands while a competitor goes hog wild with a frenzied free-agent spending spree.
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Joe Douglas wasted no time filling another Jets need.
After landing receiver Corey Davis, the Jets general manager agreed to a three-year, $45 million contract with former Bengals defensive end Carl
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After a quiet first day of free agency, the Jets had an active first night.
The Jets agreed to contracts with former Titans wide receiver Corey Davis and former Bengals edge rusher Carl Lawson on
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The Jets reached their first deal of free agency on Monday afternoon, agreeing to a one-year deal with linebacker Jarrad Davis.
The deal is worth up to $7 million, according to multiple reports.
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With free agency about to begin, here are some last-minute notes and thoughts on the Jets and this important free-agency period gleaned from conversations with sources inside and outside of the
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The Jets have been searching for an edge rusher for 15 years. Is this the year they finally land one … or two?
Free agency begins at noon Monday when the negotiating window between teams and
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Joe Douglas merely waded into the free agent waters a year ago, but this time he is the $80M Man, the lifeguard of his CJ woebegotten franchise at a time when all long-suffering Jets fans turn their
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If NFL free agents were items stuffed into a stadium vendor’s tray, here is what you would hear on loop: Receivers! Pass-rushers! Blockers! Get your difference-makers here!
The next few weeks
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Here are three players the Jets could target with NFL free agency 2021 fast approaching.
Yannick Ngakoue, DE
The Jets have lacked a good edge rusher for 15 years. Ngakoue is coming off a strange
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Joe Douglas can borrow the title for this Jets offseason from NBA superstar LeBron James. This is The Decision for Douglas.
The 44-year-old general manager won’t be making his announcement on a
It is a rite of NFL March Madness, exasperated fan bases pulling their hair out because their team sits on its hands while a competitor goes hog wild with a frenzied free-agent spending spree. And
