Jamal Adams…Reunion?

On social media the past month or so, former Jets Safety Jamal Adams has been posting images of himself in Jets gear on his story (granted he did post a few Seahawks photos and LSU, but he’s said how he hates this organization). Then, in the past week, Jamal went on Instagram and replied to some Jets fan saying return, here’s what Adams had to say:

So yeah, pretty weird coming from the same person who consistently talked down on the Jets and fans. But in all honesty, I am willing for a reunion IF his behavior is changed, and he can play better (which I believe he fits our scheme well). There are many ways the Jets can attack the Safety position, and Jamal really isn’t a need, he’s more name-value. But, as I always say, “If it helps the Jets win, I’m all for it.”

Other news

It is expected that the Green Bay Packers are going to cut LT David Bakhtiari. Over the past year, Rodgers has recruited many friends and former players who have played with him in Green Bay, him and David are great friends, it would not shock me one but if the New York Kets sign him.

Cap space

NYJ can reach $71 million in cap space, here’s how:

Cut candidates: TE C.J. Uzomah, OL Lanken Tomlinson

Restructures: LB C.J. Mosley, DT Quinnen Williams, DL John Franklin-Myers and WR Allen Lazard.

CB D.J. Reed and TE Tyler Conklin can be extension candidates.

Woody Johnson’s Comments

At the NFL honors, Jets Owner Woody Johnson made some…interesting comments. Here’s what he had to say:

About Joe Douglas and Robert Saleh

“The discussions we’ve had the last couple of months, they’ve seen me as mad as I can be.”

Woody also said “We didn’t have a backup quarterback” which you got to feel for Zach.

Woody stated that him and the Giants owner, talk about putting real grass at MetLife “once a week” and stated it’ll be a challenge with all of the events at MetLife stadium. The Fifa World Cup is coming to MetLife stadium in 2026, and every stadium is REQUIRED to have grass fields.

Finally, Woody said “what does it feel like having your arm chopped off” when asked what was it like watching Rodgers go down.