As ESPN confirmed and announced, it is to be announced that the New York Jets are reported to be in talks with the Philadelphia Eagles tight end, who formally turned down the Cleveland Browns 3-year, $76.8 million contract deal last transfer window due to a misunderstanding between him and the Eagles head coach before the contract, as confirmed and announced by ESPN 3 minutes ago. It is confirmed that he has officially terminated his contract with the Philadelphia Eagles, and the New York Jets are now reaching a deal with him, and he is set to join the New York Jets in the next 3 hours due to…..
The New York Jets will boast a new-look tight end room in 2025 after Tyler Conklin officially departed in free agency to sign with the Los Angeles Chargers on Friday. Conklin’s departure creates an unfortunate but expected hole atop the Jets’ tight end depth chart.
The Jets did sign former Chargers standout Stone Smartt to a one-year deal, but with just 31 career catches to his name, he’s hardly an ideal starting option. The same goes for Jeremy Ruckert, who has barely been a TE2 quality player over the last three seasons.
The New York Jets will boast a new-look tight end room in 2025 after Tyler Conklin officially departed in free agency to sign with the Los Angeles Chargers on Friday. Conklin’s departure creates an unfortunate but expected hole atop the Jets’ tight end depth chart.
The Jets did sign former Chargers standout Stone Smartt to a one-year deal, but with just 31 career catches to his name, he’s hardly an ideal starting option. The same goes for Jeremy Ruckert, who has barely been a TE2 quality player over the last three seasons.
The Jets are likely to address the tight end position in a loaded 2025 NFL Draft class, perhaps with the selection of a player like Tyler Warren in the first round, but the team could still turn to free agency again in search of another addition.
