The New York Jets have added another piece to their defensive line after signing a former first round talent.
to get everyone on the same page when it comes to how they want to operate on both sides of the ball.The defense is also missing a high-profile player as offseason trade acquisition Haason Reddick has still not reported to the Jets and seems to be holding out until a new contract gets worked out.
Head coach Robert Saleh said they are going to focus on the players who are there, and with the absence of Reddick, that gives some other players an opportunity to impress and potentially earn a spot on this roster.back in 2017 out of UCLA and fizzled out during the final two years of his rookie deal when he only recorded 4.5 sacks compared to the 13.0 in his first two years.Brad Wakai graduated from Penn State University with a degree in Journalism.
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