Photo: Getty Images North America
The New York Jets have free agent safety Adrian Amos, yet another one of quarterback Aaron Rodgers' former Green Bay Packers teammates, the team announced on its official website and social media accounts on Tuesday (June 13).
"OFFICIAL: We've signed S Adrian Amos. Welcome to the squad, @_SmashAmos31," the Jets tweeted.
Amos recorded a career-best 102 tackles and seven tackles for loss, as well as one interception, five passes deflected and one sack in 2023.The 30-year-old spent the past four season with the Packers, having signed a four-year, $37 million contract as a free agent in 2019.
Amos spent his first four NFL seasons with the NFC North Division rival Chicago Bears, having been selected at No. 142 overall in the fifth-round of the 2015 NFL Draft.
The former Penn State standout joins a safety group that also includes Jordan Whitehead and Chuck Clark, who was acquired by New York in a trade with the Baltimore Ravens earlier in the offseason.
"The safety group, I'm excited about it, and I don't think you can lose TA [Tony Adams] and some of the other guys that we have in that room," defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich said recently via ESPN. "It's going to be a great competition for those two spots."
Amos is the latest former Packers player to join Rodgers, with the Jets previously acquiring former Green Bay receivers Allen Lazard and Randall Cobb, as well as offensive lineman Billy Turner.
The Jets acquired Rodgers in a blockbuster trade with the Packers, with whom he spent the entirety of his 18-year NFL career, in April.
US Olympian Tori Bowie's Cause of Death is Revealed
Jonas Knox Rips Miami 'Heat Culture' Movement: "What a Bunch of Crap"
Cause of Denver Shooting During Nuggets Fans' Celebration is Revealed
Colin Cowherd Says This NBA Star Could Make the Miami Heat Title Favorites
Colin Cowherd: Nikola Jokic Will Revolutionize the Extinct Center Position
Cleveland Browns Officially Unveiled New Logo
Colin Cowherd Mocks Chris Paul to Lakers Rumors: 'This Would Be a Mess'
Colin Cowherd Says Packers Are About to Become an 'Irrelevant' Franchise
Colin Cowherd Teases This Blockbuster NBA Trade
Twitter Couldn't Get Enough of Pete Davidson's Viral Basketball Mixtape