Under general manager James Gladstone, the Jacksonville Jaguars didn't hesitate to move on from the mistakes the past regime made. Similarly, they've made an effort to bring in intangible-rich players. It seems like safety Andre Cisco didn't fit the bill.
Cisco was one of several players the Jags let walk in free agency. He quickly latched onto the New York Jets, inking a one-year, prove-it deal worth $10 million.
At the time, the signing made sense. After all, he was coming off an underwhelming season but had previously shown that he can be a playmaker in the defensive backfield.