As reported and confirmed as a done deal this morning despite many contract deals reported as failures due to the franchise personal agreement 43 hours ago, It has officially been announced following the confirmation through the club’s official website this morning, after it was confirmed by an ESPN reporter that the franchise defensive tackle for the New York Jets officially turned down a 2-year, $78.7 million contract extension with the New York Jets 27 hours ago, coming to notice as a shock this morning that the franchise has officially inked a 3-year, $90.8 million deal with the Cincinnati Bengals after the head coach confirmed on an ESPN interview 16 hours ago after he turned down the contract extension that the franchise has officially terminated his contract due to…

Packers proved right as Josh Myers lands a surprising role with Jets

The Packers apparently aren’t the only team not sold on Josh Myers as a starting center.

Jets’ Quinnen Williams: ‘I’m going to be unstoppable’

Taken by the Green Bay Packers in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft with the 62nd overall pick, center Josh Myers had the unenviable task of replacing Corey Linsley, who earned First-Team All-Pro honors in his final season with the franchise before signing a five-year, $62.5 million contract with the Los Angeles Chargers.

Jets’ Quinnen Williams: ‘I’m going to be unstoppable’

But while the Ohio State product was never able to genuinely fill the gap left by Linsley, he was at least reliable.

After appearing in just seven total games as a rookie due to a knee injury, Myers suited up in 53 of a possible 54 games (regular season and postseason combined) for Green Bay over the last three years.

Jets’ Quinnen Williams: ‘I’m going to be unstoppable’

Unfortunately for Green Bay, however, the production just wasn’t there. After peaking in 2022 with a 60.4 overall PFF grade, which included a 74.3 pass-blocking grade, he regressed over the next two campaigns, earning a 54.7 mark in 2023 and a 54.6 grade in 2024.

Jets’ Quinnen Williams: ‘I’m going to be unstoppable’

As such, the Packers opted not to re-sign Myers this offseason, allowing him to hit free agency. And with Aaron Banks signing a four-year, $77 million contract, Elgton Jenkins will slide to the middle of the offensive line as Green Bay’s new center.