@SleeperBot: The New York Jets are facing a challenging salary cap situation, having the lowest carryover in the NFL at just $345,919 from 2024 to 2025. They have employed strategies like restructuring contracts and adding void years to manage their cap space, but it has resulted in limited flexibility. Despite these measures, the team’s cap situation remains tight, impacting their ability to be active in the free-agent market. As a result, the Jets are bracing for another modest free-agent period while navigating several voiding contracts and potential dead cap charges.

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New York Jets interview Bills assistant GM Brian Gaine for general manager role

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Josh McCown considered for New York Jets head coach role despite experience concerns; highlighted for emotional leadership and game understanding

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The Jets signed Johnson to a reserve/future contract Tuesday.

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The Jets signed Carlson to a reserve/future contract Tuesday.

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Anders Carlson - Back with New York

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Neal Johnson - Signs back with New York

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Davante Adams surpasses 1000 yards for Jets, hints at Packers return amid fan excitement and contract considerations

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New York Jets sign Anders Carlson and Neal Johnson to 2025 futures contracts

Jets Face Tightest NFL Cap, Brace for Modest Free-agent Moves