After revamping their offensive line and adding some pieces defensively, the New York Jets, with a healthy Aaron Rodgers, could be a dark-horse playoff contender in the AFC.
Bills DT Austin Johnson‘s deal with the team has a guaranteed base salary of $1,210,000, a signing bonus of $1,835,000, $255,000 in per-game roster bonuses, a $200,000 workout bonus, and carries a cap number of $3,500,000.
The former first-rounder played out his rookie contract with the 49ers, and as such, he had a pre-existing relationship with Jets head coach Robert Saleh.
Taking a look at the Jets’ new defensive tackle Now that free agency is well and truly underway, we’re going to be breaking down the players acquired by the Jets so far, continuing today with defensive lineman Javon Kinlaw.
The New York Jets may have the NFL's longest postseason drought at 13 seasons, but their roster is rife with playoff experience. Yes, there's Aaron Rodgers and his merry band of friends, but other players have their fair share of experience as well.
The New York Jets have made some big signings this offseason, like bringing in offensive tackle Tyron Smith and wide receiver Mike Williams. However, they have also made some under-the-radar moves, such as landing defensive lineman Javon Kinlaw.
Taking a look at Javon Kinlaw’s contract Late Monday night, the New York Jets and defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw agreed to a one-year, $7.25 million dollar contract.
The contract that the New York Jets signed interior defender Javon Kinlaw to tells us that the plan is for him to take much more than just a situational role within the defensive line rotation.
When it was announced just a couple of days ago that the Jets had signed free agent defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw, the move was met with a lukewarm response. A veteran player for what many likely assumed to be a couple of million dollars.
Javon Kinlaw officially signed himself to a new team on Monday. Joining the New York Jets, the defensive tackle landed a one-year deal worth $7.25 million with $6.9 million guaranteed, per The 33rd Team’s Ari Meirov.
It took four years, but the San Francisco 49ers got a healthy season of consistent play from 2020 first-round pick Javon Kinlaw. The problem is that it came at exactly the wrong time.
The New York Jets are addressing some of their struggles in the trenches early on in the 2024 free agency period. Although the signing cannot be made official until after 3:00 PM CT on March 13; the Jets have agreed to terms with former San Francisco 49ers defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw.
Despite the 49ers planning to cut Arik Armstead, they are not re-signing Javon Kinlaw. Instead, the defensive coordinator in place when the team drafted Kinlaw will take a flier.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that the New York Jets have agreed to a one-year deal with San Francisco 49ers defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw. The unrestricted free agent's contract can be finalized on Wednesday, the start of the new league year.
A whopping 21 players are set to become free agents from the San Francisco 49ers. Only some players will be back on the 49ers, while others will not be retained or find better deals.
The San Francisco 49ers will have a pick in the first round of the draft this year for the first time since 2021. While many of the coming weeks from a Niners perspective will be dominated by discussion about what they will do with that selection, another big decision for San Francisco surrounds the future of a former first-round choice.
The NFL's regular season is over, which for most teams, means it's time to start figuring out plans for the offseason. NFL free agency is a huge part of the process, and along with the NFL Draft, it has everyone preparing for what should be a very active couple of months.
The Dallas Cowboys have some holes to patch this offseason, but it will be tricky given their tenuous salary cap situation. The Cowboys are about $11 million over the cap heading into the offseason, so they will have to get creative and move some money around in order to open up room to sign free agents.
Javon Kinlaw just saved his career. The former first-round pick went two full seasons without recording a sack, then the 49ers declined to pick up his fifth-year option this spring.
Since becoming the San Francisco 49ers first-round pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, Javon Kinlaw has built a strong bond with teammate Arik Armstead. The 49ers defensive lineman is one of the players he can open up to.
Javon Kinlaw has seen a surge in his workload due to injuries impacting the San Francisco 49ers' defensive line. The fourth-year defensive tackle, often hampered by injuries and inconsistent production, didn't have his fifth-year option exercised, likely making him a free agent in the upcoming offseason.
One player who's fallen under the radar on the 49ers is Javon Kinlaw. Ever since he stepped into the league, he has been derailed every season due to injuries.
San Francisco 49ers QB Brock Purdy has taken a lot of flak during the team's losing streak. If only it were that simple.
The San Francisco 49ers have officially set their 53-man roster, which had few surprises and uncertainties, given the talent on the roster, but still some tough decisions on the backend with players vying for spots.
In March, the San Francisco 49ers sat at No. 3 in ESPN's power rankings, with only the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles listed ahead of them.
Not much has gone right for Javon Kinlaw since the San Francisco 49ers selected him in the first-round of the 2020 NFL Draft. Following an underwhelming rookie campaign, Kinlaw has missed 24-of-34 games over the past two seasons after undergoing reconstructive knee surgery in 2021 and suffering a setback in his recovery in 2022.
The 49ers will not be picking up defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw‘s fifth-year option, general manager John Lynch announced on Friday night (via ESPN’s Nick Wagoner).
The 49ers are unlikely to exercise DT Javon Kinlaw‘s fifth-year option. Given that Kinlaw has played in just 10 regular season games over the past two seasons, that should be a fairly easy call for GM John Lynch.
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