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Harrison, the team's starting nose tackle, received a second-round tender worth $2.356 million. If another team wants to sign him, it would owe the Jets a second-round pick if New York does not match the offer.
But essentials like karma and character are incidental to the Jets. Which is why they are, well, the Jets -- perennial punch lines in the throes of a 46-year title drought.
Boomer and Craig are somewhat divided on the Revis issue, although they are certainly looking at it from different angles.
On to Plan C on the offensive line.
General manager Mike Maccagnan is expected to be aggressive once the free-agency period begins on Tuesday, and the Jets could certainly use an upgrade in their secondary.
Chris Johnson was shot in the right shoulder when someone pulled up next to their Jeep and started firing.
Tim Tebow hasn't taken a regular-season snap since 2012. But he might be eyeing one more attempt at a comeback, according to the Boston Globe.
The Jets are in the market -- again -- for a quarterback to challenge Geno Smith for the No. 1 job. But ... who?
Despite football not originally being his top sport, Pryor discusses the importance of football in his life, as well as his loud spending "splurges."
The real action of the offseason begins when free agency starts Tuesday. Only then will the rebuilding plans of general managers Mike Maccagnan and Jerry Reese really start to come into focus.
Craig tried to get Boomer to offer a simple yes or no when asking him if he believes that Revis will remain in New England. A task that seemed simple on the surface...
The NFL offseason has proven to be an eventful one thus far, as the AFC East has become quite the hot spot.
The driver of the Jeep was killed, and another man was also reportedly wounded.
Whether we learned from videos on YouTube, Ecclesiastes in the Bible or Roger McGuinn in The Byrds, to everything there is a season and a time to every purpose.
Harris, 31, will reportedly get $21.5 million, with $15 million guaranteed, over the next three years.
Nobody can say the Jets are lacking playmakers anymore. The team has reportedly reached an agreement with the Bears for All-Pro wide receiver Brandon Marshall.
It appears Rex Ryan is ready to raid the Jets' cupboard for players, just like he did coaches.
The 10-year veteran was cut by the Baltimore Ravens on Feb. 27, which makes him eligible to sign with any team before Tuesday's official start of free agency.
The 29-year-old Talley has 14 tackles and one sack in his NFL career. He played in six games for Arizona in 2013 for current Jets coach Todd Bowles, who was then the Cardinals' defensive coordinator.
Boomer predictably advised his radio partner to calm down, reminding him that there is a lot of time between now and the start of the NFL season.
The Jets are under new management, and they've got their work cut out for them.
The Jets and the Giants figure to be interested in a safety once free agency starts. It just so happens that the best one on the market wouldn't mind playing for a New York team.
The good vibrations in Orchard Park, N.Y., were a bit tempered Wednesday when a report came out saying that stud tailback LeSean McCoy is is not happy with the trade that sent him to the Bills.
It's time to crawl out from the onerous shadow of Idzik. Assuming Revis comes free, get him, if only to offer real hope for 2015.
"After considering many factors, we determined to keep season ticket prices unchanged for the 2015 season," Jets president Neil Glat said Tuesday.
