With the new league year kicking off March 12, NFL teams are already deep into planning for the offseason.
Here are five moves the New York Jets should make in the coming months.
1. Add a safety (or two)
Four of the team’s five safeties, including starters Tony Adams and Chuck Clark, will soon be free agents with only Jarius Monroe, an undrafted free agent with 17 snaps of NFL experience, under contract for 2025.
South Carolina’s Nick Emmanwori impressed at the NFL Scouting Combine with a 43″ vertical and 11 ‘6″ broad jump, finishing the weekend with a perfect 10.00 RAS (Relative Athletic Score). He had 244 tackles, 11 passes defended and six interceptions in three college seasons and proved to be an effective tackler against the run.
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