
Justin Fried
Associate Editor at FanSided
Editor for @FanSided | I write and do tweets for @TheJetPress | Sometimes I tweet about pro wrestling and the Knicks
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thejetpress.com | Justin Fried
Andre Cisco grew up a Jets fan!Andre Cisco has spent the last few years trying to find his football as a starting-caliber NFL safety, but his latest career move has brought him back to where it all started. The Valley Stream native signed with the New York Jets this offseason, providing him with a rare opportunity to play for the very team he grew up watching as a kid on Long Island. It’s the kind of homecoming that feels more personal than most.
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thejetpress.com | Justin Fried
Keep an eye on this under-the-radar OTAs standout. Byron Cowart wasn’t one of the New York Jets’ headline offseason additions. In fact, his signing flew so far under the radar that most fans probably missed it altogether. But following a strong start to OTAs, Cowart may be forcing his way into the conversation for meaningful snaps in 2025.
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thejetpress.com | Justin Fried
From Alabama star to NFL draft bust. The New York Jets are entering the summer with major question marks along the interior of their defensive line. Outside of star defensive tackle Quinnen Williams, the team lacks established talent or long-term options at the position. That uncertainty could open the door for a surprise name to make the 53-man roster — or find himself on the chopping block entirely.
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thejetpress.com | Justin Fried
The Jets don't want to deal with "celebrity quarterbacks."Aaron Glenn didn’t say Aaron Rodgers’ name on Wednesday, but he didn’t need to. When the new Jets head coach was asked about quarterback Justin Fields following the team’s first open-media OTA practice of the spring, his praise seemed to carry a little extra weight And for those listening closely, perhaps his words carried a hidden message as well. “I really like how authentic he is,” Glenn told reporters this week.
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2 weeks ago |
thejetpress.com | Justin Fried
Will McDonald is already dominating after this one huge offseason change. Will McDonald was one of the biggest standouts from the New York Jets’ first open OTA practice on Wednesday in more than one way. The third-year edge rusher reportedly put together a dominant showing, including a pair of sacks to end the full-team session. It wasn’t just his performance that drew attention, though.
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