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The New York Jets have waived safety Adrian Amos by mutual agreement, with Amos reportedly happy about the decision. Amos, who has played a limited role this season, hopes to either be claimed by another team or become an unrestricted free agent if he passes through waivers. Any team interested in Amos can put in a waiver claim for him, and he is owed approximately $350,000 in salary for the remaining five weeks of the season.
New York Jets safety Chuck Clark will miss the 2023 NFL season due to a torn ACL suffered during OTAs, a significant loss for the team's defense. Clark was acquired from the Baltimore Ravens in March and was expected to be a key addition to the Jets' safety group. The team has signed veteran safety Adrian Amos to a one-year deal as a potential replacement.
New York Jets' safety Chuck Clark will miss the entire 2023 season due to a torn ACL, which he suffered during the offseason program. Clark was acquired by the Jets from the Baltimore Ravens in March and played all 1,093 snaps for the Ravens last season. The Jets have signed safety Adrian Amos to a one-year deal as a replacement for Clark.
New York Jets safety Chuck Clark suffered a season-ending torn ACL during practice earlier this month, and the team has signed veteran safety Adrian Amos in response to Clark's injury. Clark was acquired in a March trade with the Baltimore Ravens and was one of the most durable players in the NFL. The Jets had high hopes for Clark, but Amos, who played mostly free safety with the Packers, should complement Jordan Whitehead, the Jets' other starting safety.
The New York Jets have signed safety Adrian Amos to a one-year contract, adding another former Green Bay Packers player to their roster. The Jets have a dire need at safety this season and Amos should help add quality playmaking to a position that the Jets desperately need help with.
The New York Jets believe that safety Chuck Clark has suffered a serious knee injury, and he is seeking a second opinion. The team recently signed former Packers safety Adrian Amos, who is expected to step in as a starter. Clark was acquired by the Jets in a trade with the Ravens in March and was expected to start alongside Jordan Whitehead this season. Clark had requested a trade from the Ravens last year and was frustrated with his situation on the team.
Veteran safety Adrian Amos has signed a one-year contract with the Jets, filling a major need for the team at the safety position. Amos has played for both the Packers and Bears and is known for his ability to play effectively in the deep part of the field. While the signing comes with some risk due to Amos' age and recent performance, it is seen as a worthwhile move for the Jets.
The New York Jets have signed safety Adrian Amos, who played all 17 games last season for the Green Bay Packers and had a career-high 102 tackles. Amos has played the last four seasons for Green Bay and started all 66 games he played in. He was originally drafted by the Chicago Bears in 2015 and played the first four seasons of his NFL career with them.
Safety Adrian Amos will sign a one-year deal with the New York Jets, becoming the eighth former Green Bay Packers player to join the team. The Jets now have almost nine percent of their roster made up of former Packers players. Amos is a reliable veteran safety who was once one of the best defensive backs in football, but took a step back last season. The Packers now have two unsigned free agents remaining, kicker Mason Crosby and tight end Marcedes Lewis.
The New York Jets have signed veteran safety Adrian Amos to a one-year deal worth up to $4 million. Amos, who spent the last four seasons with the Green Bay Packers, joins several former Packers on the Jets' roster this offseason. He had 362 tackles, seven interceptions, four sacks, and a fumble recovery in his 66 regular season appearances with the Packers.
Free agent safety Adrian Amos is signing a one-year deal worth up to $4 million with the New York Jets, becoming the latest former Green Bay Packers player to join quarterback Aaron Rodgers in New York. Amos, who started every game over the past four seasons for the Packers, will join a safety depth chart that is topped by Jordan Whitehead and Chuck Clark.
The 2023 NFL free agency market has slim pickings, but DeAndre Hopkins' release from the Arizona Cardinals has made it more intriguing. Ezekiel Elliott is the top running back left, while Adrian Amos is the top safety available. Robbie Gould is still one of the best kickers in the game at 40 years old.
The Green Bay Packers have signed former Houston Texans safety Jonathan Owens, who started all 17 games last season, to potentially fill the hole left by Adrian Amos. While the Packers have not ruled out bringing back Amos, Owens is a more affordable option. The team is looking for someone to pair with fifth-year safety Darnell Savage.
With the 2023 NFL Draft over, teams are now looking to sign the remaining free agents. The best available players at each position include Carson Wentz at quarterback, Ezekiel Elliott at running back, Jarvis Landry at wide receiver, Cameron Brate at tight end, Taylor Lewan at offensive tackle, Dalton Risner at offensive guard, Rodney Hudson at center, Frank Clark at defensive end, Poona Ford at defensive tackle, Leonard Floyd at edge rusher/outside linebacker, Deion Jones at inside linebacker, Rock Ya-Sin at cornerback, Adrian Amos at safety, and Robbie Gould at kicker.