
Jets' Sherwood: Trade Talks Heat Up
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The New York Jets linebacker Jamien Sherwood, recently signed to a $45 million deal, is rumored to be on the trading block. Despite his impressive tackle numbers and leadership, his poor coverage skills and high salary have raised concerns. Teams like the Titans and Bengals may be interested in acquiring him, and the Jets front office is expected to entertain trade offers soon.
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New York Jets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Jets' Sherwood: Trade Talks Heat Up. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 17th, the New York Jets are gearing up to be wheeling and dealing on draft night, with their number 2 and number 16 pickstrawing, calls to trade back. But the real buzz is around minebacker Jamie and Sherwood, who is the most likely jet to get shipped out amid all the shakeups. Sherwood started as a safety at Auburn, but flipped to linebacker under coach's Robert Sale and Jeff Albrick, even becoming the green dot caller by. 2024 The front office locked him up with a three-year, $45 million extension heading into 2025. That season turned into a nightmare under new leadership from Aaron Glenn and Steve Wilkes, putting that big deal under the microscope. Sherwood bombed in coverage, posting a passer rating against of 125.1 and a rough PFF grade of 46.1 sparking talks. He's overpaid at over $11 million a year. Still, the duo led the team in tackles two years running, 158 in 2024, and 154 last year, plus eight passes.
Defended, eight tackles for loss, and two sex. Teams like the Tennessee Titans, where he could link back up with Salah vibes, or the Cincinnati Bengals needing a solid off-ball guy, see real value in him. His stock might peak right now before it dips further, so expect Jets GM, Darren Moogie, and crew to field off for soon and decide if a fresh start. Boost everybody's game.
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