Jets Sign Joseph Ossai to Fill Edge Rusher Gap in Big Deal

The New York Jets have bolstered their pass-rushing lineup by signing former Cincinnati Bengals edge rusher Joseph Ossai. The move came after the Jets traded Jermaine Johnson to the Tennessee Titans, creating a need for a reliable player opposite Will McDonald. According to NFL insider Jordan Schultz, the Jets secured Ossai on a three-year contract worth $36 million.

Ossai’s Performance and Role with the Jets

Joseph Ossai brings four seasons of NFL experience with the Bengals, where he accumulated 14.5 sacks. Notably, he recorded a career-high five sacks in both the 2024 and 2025 seasons. The Jets expect Ossai to fill the void left by Johnson and strengthen their defensive front moving forward.

Current NFL Developments

Outside the Jets’ roster changes, several other teams face notable developments. Rumors swirl around potential blockbuster trades involving the 49ers that might affect the Steelers, Bears, or Lions. Meanwhile, Travis Kelce is reportedly making uncertain career decisions amid doubts about his future. The Mike Evans free agency speculation presents opportunities for the Broncos, Patriots, and 49ers, and the Giants may be involved in a major trade with the 49ers. The Falcons have also expressed interest in a Pro Bowl quarterback during free agency.

“BREAKING: The Jets are signing former Bengals pass-rusher Joseph Ossai, per sources,”

Jordan Schultz, NFL Insider

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