Will the Jets be able to afford LaRon Landry coming off a Pro Bowl season? (Photo: US Presswire)
By Ryan Alfieri, Editor
Now that the 2013 Jets season has concluded, it is time to take a look at potential roster holes that could open up with departing free agents. Here, we break down LaRon Landry and determine whether or not he is worth retaining in the offseason.
The Jets are not far away from having a truly elite defense. (Photo: US Presswire)
By Connor Rogers, Staff Writer
It’s been a rough week for the Jets and their fan base, with questions marks being raised about every piece of the team. The quarterback situation is currently a disaster, the front office appears to be clueless, and Rex Ryan is officially on the hot seat.
The redundant topic of who will play quarterback for the Jets next year is pointless at the moment, as the cap situation is foggy and there are no quality quarterbacks on the market.
Meet your newest Jet.
NYJD Staff
Looks like Antonio Cromartie may not need to move to safety after all.
After a very quiet first few days, the Jets have made a big splash in the 2012 NFL Free Agency frenzy by signing former Redskins strong safety LaRon Landry.
Landry visited the New York Jets on Sunday, after visiting with their division rivals, the New England Patriots on Saturday. Terms of the deal have not yet been disclosed.
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