Report: Jets, Morgan Moses remain in talks ahead of free agency
While at one point the opposite seemed true, offensive lineman Morgan Moses might continue his current stay with the New York Jets.
According to ESPN, Moses and the team are still trying to work on a new contract prior to the free agent market opening on Monday:
This turn for the team and 33-year-old changes things up from previous reports. Those said it "isn't expected" that Moses would return to New York.
The deal is not yet done, but ESPN's update indicates it is possible.
Moses' deal was worth $15 million for the 2024 season.
Along with Moses, veteran tackle Tyron Smith also signed a one-year contract in New York last offseason. The two veterans were the opening-day starters for the Jets which allowed the team to bring first-round rookie Olu Fashanu along slowly during his rookie season.
However, Fashanu did eventually find himself put into the lineup because of injury and down the stretch he thrived.
Fashanu had five-straight starts in the second half of the season.During that spell, Fashanu earned his best Pro Football Focus grade of the season in Week 10 against the Arizona Cardinals, a 75.7 overall. In addition, the outlet's metrics did not grade him lower than a 63.3 mark following that Cardinals outing.
In his own right, Moses earned a solid 63.3 overall mark from PFF in 14 games played. On top of that, he played through injury.
Jets Wire will continue to provide updates on the team throughout the 2025 NFL offseason.
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