The consequences of the Aaron Rodgers era of New York Jets football will be among the biggest hurdles general manager Darren Mougey will have to clear in Year 1 of his administration.
With no guaranteed money left on his contract and most of his former Green Bay Packers compadres sent packing, wide receiver Allen Lazard agreed to a reduction in pay to remain with the New York Jets, according to multiple reports.
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Former Packers teammate Aaron Rodgers is no longer New York’s quarterback, but the veteran WR will have a role with the Jets.
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Jason Fitzgerald of Over The Cap reports the Jets are agreeing to a revised contract with WR Allen Lazard for $8.5 million in cap savings. Lazard will take an $8.5 million pay cut with $1.75 million of his salary guaranteed, and he will now become a free agent after the season.
So, what's the deal with Allen Lazard? The veteran receiver remains under contract for two more seasons with the New York Jets but isn't guaranteed any money in either campaign.
Allen Lazard came to the New York Jets in 2023 as a part of the Aaron Rodgers recruitment class. Thee goal was to make the transition for the four-time
The New York Jets are moving on without Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams, and most assumed that Allen Lazard would also depart via trade or release. A former undrafted free agent, the Iowa State product originally made a name for himself with the Green Bay Packers and followed Rodgers to the Jets in 2023.
With Aaron Rodgers no longer on the Jets, wideout Davante Adams is understandably out of the organization as well. Many have expected New York to also move on from fellow ex-Packer Allen Lazard, but he could remain in place for 2025.
Jets new GM Darren Mougey told reporters at the Owners Meeting that they hope to retain WR Allen Lazard and are in the process of working on a restructured contract, per Zack Rosenblatt. However, Mougey admitted that the situation is fluid with Lazard at this time.
The New York Jets have a clear need on the offense right now. New York cut ties with Davante Adams and there's been reports that a similar thing could end up happening to Allen Lazard but he is still on the roster.
The New York Jets have undergone a host of changes this offseason, both on and off the field, with personnel seeing the most significant changes. Aaron Rodgers, C.J.
The New York Jets might be planning on cutting two veterans after June 1, and one of the two might come as a surprise to fans. Most Jets supporters are well aware that wide receiver Allen Lazard is likely to be released or traded.
The New York Jets have made a lot of shrewd moves in free agency, but they remain dangerously thin at wide receiver. Beyond WR Garrett Wilson, the Jets don’t have much.
Many assumed that wide receiver Allen Lazard and the New York Jets would be broken up by now.
Wide receiver Allen Lazard has been given permission by the New York Jets to seek a trade, ESPN reported Tuesday. Despite granting this permission, the Jets reportedly also are open to Lazard returning to the team.
The 29-year-old is due $11M in 2025 with a scheduled cap hit of $13.18M. None of his base salary is guaranteed.
According to Adam Schefter, the Jets have allowed WR Allen Lazard permission to seek a trade. Lazard has come up frequently as a salary cap cut, as his arrival was tied to Aaron Rodgers and that era of Jets football is concluded.
Now that the Jets are preparing to move on from quarterback Aaron Rodgers, is there any reason to keep his two favorite receivers?
According to Jordan Schultz, the Jets are activating WR Allen Lazard off injured reserve. Lazard has been out since Week 8 against the Dolphins with a chest injury. Lazard, 28, wound up signing on with the Jaguars as an undrafted free agent out of Iowa State back in 2018.
The New York Jets hope to sort out their offensive issues in Week 9, but they will have to do so without one of their more reliable wide receivers. According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, Allen Lazard has been placed on injured reserve with a chest injury.
New York Jets wide receivers coach Shawn Jefferson remains high on wideout Allen Lazard even though Lazard is coming off a rather forgettable first season with the organization.
ESPN's Rich Cimini recently highlighted how quickly the addition of veteran wide receiver Allen Lazard last year has potentially turned into a free-agent disaster for the New York Jets.
Between the lack of production and the ugly contract, the Jets do not appear eager to wait another year to see if he can contribute.
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