En route to a 14-year playoff drought, the New York Jets have whiffed on countless draft picks over the years. From the first-round busts like Dee Milliner, Calvin Pryor, and Zach Wilson to later draft picks like Christian Hackenberg, Denzel Mims, and Malachi Corley, the rap sheet of disappointments is long in Florham Park.
The new regime of Darren Mougey and Aaron Glenn is looking to leave their own imprint on the organization, and part of that is cutting ties with players who failed to pan out during the previous regime — and let’s be real, Joe Douglas and Robert Saleh produced a surplus of those.