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The Jets patched some holes in free agency and they drafted as many as four players who could contribute immediately, but they still have several holes on the roster. Here's an analysis of the top three: 1. SAFETY -- They lost LaRon Landry (Colts)...

Nearly one month after losing LaRon Landry to the Indianapolis Colts, the Jets signed his older brother, Dawan. Contract terms were not disclosed by the team.

To say the Jets have a need at safety would be the understatement of the week. They cut Eric Smith and lost starters LaRon Landry and Yeremiah Bell in free agency, leaving second-year players Antonio Allen and Josh Bush, neither of whom has played sa...

The Jets have lost five starters in free agency. Here's a breakdown of the contracts they signed with their new teams: LaRon Landry, S, Colts: Total value: Four years, $24 million Signing bonus: $7 million 2013 cap: $5.75 million Mike ...

John Idzik is stripping the Jets down while their division rivals are beefing up.

Some quick thoughts on the Jets' latest defection -- TE Dustin Keller leaving to take his talents to South Beach for a one-year contract with the Dolphins: QUESTIONABLE MOVE: I can understand why the Jets let RB Shonn Greene, S LaRon Landry, S Yer...

Quick thoughts on the departure of S LaRon Landry, who signed a four-year, $24 million contract Wednesday night with the Colts: 1. PREDICTABLE: This was hardly a surprise. I wrote a few weeks ago that Landry was looking for $6 million per year and...

Putting our spin on the news of the day: 1. A THREE-PEAT: Another tough day for the Idziks. Three free agents decided to take their talents elsewhere -- RB Shonn Greene (Titans), S Yeremiah Bell (Cards) and S LaRon Landry (Colts). On Tuesday, it w...

The free-agent defections keep coming for the Jets. The latest is LaRon Landry, who signed Wednesday with the Colts. The deal is a four-year, $24 million contract and includes $14 million in guarantees, according to a source.

Everything you need to know about free agency, analyzing the Jets' unrestricted and restricted free agents, with positional grades (scale of a 100) and rankings by Scouts, Inc.: MOST LIKELY TO STAY PUT DE Mike DeVito: He's a blue-collar lineman...

As familiar faces leave, Gang won't have green to spend on top-tier replacements.

Looking at the Jets and the rest of the NFL: 1. Cancel this Foxborough shuttle: Let's end this notion right now. If Darrelle Revis plays out his contract and becomes an unrestricted free agent, there's no way he'll end up in New England. Tom Brady...

The scouting combine wrapped up Tuesday with the cornerback and safety drills. The Jets have a keen interest in safeties, considering LaRon Landry and Yeremiah Bell are free agents and Eric Smith was released. Good news: Scouts say it's a deep safety...

This is Part 8 in a nine-part analysis of the Jets -- a position-by-position breakdown as we head toward the scouting combine and free agency: SECONDARY 2012 depth chart: Antonio Cromartie (starter), Kyle Wilson (starter), LaRon Landry (starter...

ESPN analyst Bill Polian, a former general manager, released his free-agent rankings this week (Insider). He breaks them down into three categories -- A, B and C free agents. Polian's definition of the three tiers: A Players: Worth paying big, ...

LaRon Landry wanted more Tim Tebow. The Pro Bowl safety, who appeared as a guest Wednesday on ESPN's "First Take," said the Jets under-utilized the NFL's most famous backup quarterback last season. When they did put him in the game, the play calli...