The performances from Morris Claiborne, Demario Davis and Austin Seferian-Jenkins were three of the brightest parts of the dumpster-fire of a season the New York Jets had in 2017.
Sure, the Jets exceeded the “winless,” “worst team in football” expectations many so-called “experts” placed on them, but 5-11 is still 5-11. But despite having more cap space than they know what to do with, the Jets are showing that trio some tough love in free agency.
Sources told ESPN’s Rich Cimini that Davis is looking for “top-five” money, somewhere between $8-to-$10 million a season.