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Woody Johnson agrees to purchase stake in Crystal Palace soccer team

Jets owner Woody Johnson once served as the United States ambassador to the United Kingdom and he’s now buying into England’s biggest sports league.

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Woody Johnson

NYJ Owner

1hJets owner Woody Johnson has agreed to purchase a 43 percent stake in Premier League club Crystal Palace.

Johnson will buy his stake from American businessman Jon Textor. According to reports, the deal is worth $254 million pending approval from the Premier League and Women’s Super League. The move will make Johnson partners with two other NFL owners as Commanders principal owner Josh Harris and minority owner David Blitzer own the majority stake in the team along with Steve Parish. The 78-year-old Johnson, who served as United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom from 2017 to 2021, previously attempted to buy fellow Premier League club Chelsea in 2022, but was unsuccessful.

Anders Carlson

FA Kicker #18

4dJets waived K Anders Carlson.

New York parted ways with Carlson and signed K Harrison Mevis as they look for a starter headed into training camp. Carlson, who signed with the team last November and continued to struggle. He made eight of ten field goal tries and nine of 11 extra points over five games with the Jets in 2024. Carlson, who lost his starting job in Green Bay before coming to New York, will likely catch on with another team this summer.

Josh Reynolds

NYJ Wide Receiver #87

7dESPN’s Rich Cimini reports Josh Reynolds is the “clear-cut favorite” for the Jets’ No. 2 wide receiver job.

Cimini notably puts Reynolds ahead of incumbent Allen Lazard, whom he believes could be traded to the Steelers after preseason play concludes. With Garrett Wilson, Breece Hall and potentially rookie TE Mason Taylor commanding defensive attention, Reynolds should be afforded one-on-one opportunities downfield. Although he is highly unlikely to provide weekly flex value in managed re-draft formats, he could return value as a last-round best ball pick, or occasionally be a worthwhile DFS flyer.

Breece Hall

NYJ Running Back #20

10dThe Athletic’s Zack Rosenblatt believes the Jets don’t have an “obvious No. 2 option in the passing game” outside of running back Breece Hall.

Reports suggesting Hall could be forced into a three-player backfield this year have swirled for some time, but the Jets’ pass-catching corps is extremely thin behind Garrett Wilson. Hall’s career 1.56 yards per route run trails only Alvin Kamara’s 1.71 (min. 100 targets) during that span. Although Hall could lose some work to Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis, Hall would seem to have the strongest resume of the three on third downs. It seems likely that Hall mans the high-value passing-down role, and a top-15 workload could also be well within reach.

Garrett Wilson

NYJ Wide Receiver #5

10dThe Athletic’s Zack Rosenblatt believes “it would not be a surprise at all” if Garrett Wilson set a team record for targets and receptions in 2025.”

Betting on Wilson to break Brandon Marshall’s franchise records (173 targets and 109 receptions) is imprudent. Fantasy managers can, however, note the continued messaging from Jets-oriented media: Wilson will again command a dominant target share this season. The only question is whether the Jets’ expectedly run-heavy play calling prevents him from reaching the 139-163-target range he’s operated in through three NFL seasons. He seems like a safe bet to return high-end WR2 value, and a WR1 season is within his range of outcomes.

Marquis Hayes

NYJ Guard #78

10dJets signed OG Marquis Hayes.

Terms weren’t disclosed. Hayes also spent time with the Commanders and Cardinals through three NFL seasons, though he has never taken a regular season snap.

Sauce Gardner

NYJ Cornerback #1

10dSauce Gardner said he feels “pretty good” about how his contract extension conversations have been going with the Jets’ front office.

The Jets exercised Gardner’s fifth-year option in April, keeping their No. 1 cornerback under contract through 2026. The Jets appear willing to extend his contract this offseason, though, and Gardner has amenably chosen not to hold out. We can’t tell you how negotiations are going, but it’s a good sign for the odds of locking Gardner up that the sides are already talking.

Breece Hall

NYJ Running Back #20

11dBreece Hall said, “I feel like I am a three-down back,” when asked about the Jets having a running back committee.

Hall was understandably blunt with reporters, saying he isn’t obligated anything but is going to prove he’s the best back on the roster every day. The Jets have openly talked about using a committee throughout the offseason. Head coach Aaron Glenn previously told reporters the team had three backs they planned on utilizing “as much as possible.” While Hall is clearly the top option in this backfield, Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis could see more work in a combined bruiser role this year. Hall’s home run potential should keep him in the RB1 mix, but a committee approach would limit his ceiling.

Jermaine Johnson

NYJ Linebacker #11

12dJets head coach Aaron Glenn said that edge rusher Jermaine Johnson (Achilles) will be ready for the 2025 season.

Glenn added that Johnson could begin training camp on the PUP (Physically Unable to Perform) list. The one-time Pro Bowler has totaled 10 sacks in his first three seasons, including 7.5 in 2023. It’s worth noting he lost virtually all of his 2024 season (15 games) when he suffered a torn Achilles in Week 2. Johnson is one of three players drafted by the Jets in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft, along with Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson.

Aaron Rodgers

PIT Quarterback #8

15dSteelers signed QB Aaron Rodgers, formerly of the Jets, to a one-year, $13.65 million contract.

The deal includes $10 million in guaranteed money and $5.85 million in playing time and team performance incentives, bringing the potential total value to $19.5 million. It was previously reported that Rodgers would play for around $10 million this season with his new deal in Pittsburgh bringing that much in guarantees. The veteran quarterback would have made $37.5 million playing with the Jets this season, but the team has since moved on in favor of a cheaper contract with Justin Fields. Rodgers should not be expected to throw more than 30-33 times per-game based on the strength of Pittsburgh’s outstanding defense, which limits his fantasy appeal to deeper leagues and two-quarterback formats.

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