This summer, the NY Jets will have to decide on a number of important internal free agents. A lot of discussion will be necessary because some of those free agents have difficult assessments. Some don’t exactly match that description.
The Jets will have 22 unrestricted free agents this offseason, and many of them are simple picks for the franchise. To put it simply, the Jets will not be giving players like Brett Rypien or Jalyn Holmes top priority when it comes to re-signing.
This summer, the NY Jets will have to decide on a number of important internal free agents. A lot of discussion will be necessary because some of those free agents have difficult assessments. Some don’t exactly match that description.
The Jets will have 22 unrestricted free agents this offseason, and many of them are simple picks for the franchise. To put it simply, the Jets will not be giving players like Brett Rypien or Jalyn Holmes top priority when it comes to re-signing.
Woods played in six games with the Jets and was a reliable contributor before his season was cut short due to an Achilles tear. It’s likely that the same Achilles injury put an end to his professional career.
Throughout his 14 NFL seasons, Woods has made appearances in more than 160 games. Later this month, he will turn 37 years old. He has played for six different teams. Woods’ age and his most recent injuries make it unlikely that he will participate again in the upcoming season.
Maybe he’s willing to try again in an attempt to win his first Super Bowl ring. But it’s unlikely he’ll get that opportunity with the Jets, so it’s safe to presume he’ll retire.
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