Case No. 12 – The Trial of the Homegrown, Second Contract Studs
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Case No. 12 – The Trial of the Homegrown, Second Contract Studs
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Three cornerstone New York Jets – Jamien Sherwood, Sauce Gardner, and Garrett Wilson – have already been (Sherwood) or are set to be (Gardner and Wilson) rewarded during the 2025 offseason with an honor few modern Jets rarely see: a second contract to stay in the Meadowlands. This trio of former Jets GM Joe Douglas’ draftees has proven in their early careers to be worthy of such monumental raises with their play on the field… but are these expensive extensions wise when considering the team’s spotty track record in keeping their own? Mark Sanchez, Muhammad Wilkerson, and dare it be said... Quinnen Williams, coming off arguably the worst season of his career? All recent Same Old Jets? second contracts, two of which are flops, and one is in limbo.
The Honorable Judge Dylan Tereman, writer for JetNation.com, assumes the bench to hear cases for and against the idea of new megadeals and ultimately determines if the Johnson family is making the correct move in opening its wallet to retain its homegrown talent.