The Jets increased their depth at wide receiver by signing a veteran.

It's a move that could help the team more off the field than on the field.

How could this be?

I'll explain today on Locked on Jets.

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We have a busy show today.

The Jets have announced the official contract figures on many of the free agents they've

signed, so we now know how much a number of free agents will cost against the salary cap.

And that could tell us a lot about the projected roles for these players.

The rumor mill is also swirling about the Jets potentially taking a quarterback early in the 2025 NFL draft.

But we begin by talking about a free agent signing, a signing that was not entirely unexpected.

There had been some rumors over the last couple days of the Jets being interested in this player.

That player is wide receiver Josh Reynolds, a veteran who has really bounced around the NFL.

I mean, he is now 30 years old.

He started his career with the Rams.

He played with Tennessee, a couple of years in Detroit with the Lions.

Then last year, split his time between the Broncos and the Jaguars.

He just, you know, he is now,

he was a free agent. It's not a surprise the Jets brought him in because of that two-year stint I

mentioned with the Detroit Lions, where he played for a team where Aaron Glenn was the

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