Jets cut Bryan Thomas, team's longest-tenured player
 

Worth taking a look at?

A first-round draft pick in 2002, Thomas has played in 146 games for the Jets, totaling 439 tackles and 31 sacks. He played in 11 postseason games with the Jets, the second-highest total in franchise history. Thomas missed the loss to the Steelers with a hamstring injury. He was doubtful to play Sunday against the Miami Dolphins.

Because of his status as a fully vested veteran who was on the Week 1 roster, Thomas' $920,000 base salary is guaranteed. He's now a free agent who can sign with any team. It's widely been speculated the Jets could bring back Thomas as early as Monday.

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Re: Jets cut Bryan Thomas, team's longest-tenured player
 

Can we bring him in.

Re: Jets cut Bryan Thomas, team's longest-tenured player
 

He is a free agent and can sign with any team.

Re: Jets cut Bryan Thomas, team's longest-tenured player
 

Probably be a Pat by Monday.