The New York Jets have formally announced their undrafted free agent signings this year, and there are ten of them, who have also been added to TOJ’s updated depth chart. TE Josh Baker, 6-foot-3, 244 pounds (N.W. Missouri) LB Nick Bellore, 6-1, 250 (Central Michigan) WR Michael Campbell, 6-2, 205 (Temple) WR Dan DePalma, …
Monthly Archives: July 2011
And the madness continues… – The most encouraging thing to start your day: How about this Tweet from Adam Schefter: “Jets are more than $10 million UNDER salary cap, according to two NFL capologists. Might make the Jets the favorite to land Nnamdi Asomugha.” Mike Tannenbaum how do you do it? If the Jets don’t …
The rest of the AFC East has woken up in the past few hours, with the New England Patriots trading a fifth round draft pick in 2013 for Albert Haynesworth. It is hard to criticize New England for taking a risk like this considering the success the Jets have had with players like say for example, Santonio …
After a chaotic morning where the New York Jets signed Santonio Holmes to a five year deal and the discussion about Nnamdi Asomugha coming to town reached a fever pitch, things have quieted down…a little bit. – The discussions about Asomugha have continued on, with ESPN’s John Clayton commenting it will take a few days …
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The loss of Brad Smith may be impossible to stop. His mid major level market value, combined with the signing of Santonio Holmes and the chasing down of Nnamdi Asomugha, aside from looking to fill the second WR position, may make the bid to keep Smith a helpless one. This harsh reality will be tough to …
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Where there is smoke, there is usually fire, especially when it comes to Mike Tannenbaum making moves. Along those lines, the chatter about Nnamdi Asomugha coming to the New York Jets has picked up gradually throughout the past few days and is now to the point where it sounds like the Jets are the favorite …
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The flight boys are still in the building. The New York Jets have resigned wide receiver Santonio Holmes to a five year deal. According to Adam Schein, Holmes took less money to stay in New York because “he loves the Jets and Mark Sanchez.” It is being reported the contract is 24 million dollars guaranteed. …
Let’s get right to it – The only official move the Jets have made so far is resigning right tackle Wayne Hunter to a 4 year, 13 million dollar deal. It is also being reported that in conjunction with this move Damien Woody has retired. – The Washington Redskins have resigned Santana Moss to a …
UPDATE: Jets have officially reached out to Asomugha TOJ Roundtable: where each of our writers offers a quick opinion on a pressing Jets question of the day. What is the percent chance of Nnamdi Asomugha signing with the New York Jets? Joe Caporoso: 10-15%…I never write off Tannenbaum’s creativity or Rex’s ability to recruit but …
In a somewhat surprising move, considering the reported interest the New York Jets were expressing earlier in the day about bringing veteran right tackle Damien Woody back, the team has instead resigned veteran RT Wayne Hunter to a four year, 13 million dollar deal and Woody has retired. The Jets will now move forward with …
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