With the calendar flipping to June, the New York Jets have boosted their salary cap space thanks to their youth movement this ...

That doesn’t sound great. But the better news is they have plenty of ways to clear significant cap space before the market opens. Here are five moves the Jets can make to more than triple their ...

By releasing wide receivers Davante Adams and Allen Lazard as pre-June 1st designations, the Jets can create over $30 million ...

Per Over the Cap, the Jets will carry over just $345,919 in 2024 salary cap space to the 2025 season, the lowest in the NFL. Meanwhile, the 49ers top the salary cap carryover list with $50.1 million.

Other moves are on the way that will clear cap space as the Jets begin a new era and try to build out a roster that has talent, but also a lot of holes. Let’s take a look at all the notable ...

This strategy had mixed results ... is coming off his first sub-1,000 yard season since 2013. The Jets have the cap space to absorb Jones’ contract (which has a cap hit of $23 million-plus ...

The New York Jets have just over $6 million in cap space entering training camp. They need to figure out a way to give Haason Reddick a deal worthy of his production, while also having enough to ...

That would result in a net decrease of $25.5 million in cap space. That said, if the Jets are more worried about saving cap space as they look to navigate Year 1 of a rebuild under Glenn and ...

Douglas most likely learned this strategy from Philadelphia ... and Cimini does have a point bringing this up. The Jets are likely freeing up enough cap space to restructure Rodgers’ contract ...

From a salary cap perspective, the Jets have the ability to make some impact additions but will likely have to free up more cap space throughout the offseason as well. To read more about the Jets ...