The Jets finally took care of their All-Pro defensive tackle Quinnen Williams, signing him to a four-year extension worth $96 million. In the process, they also saved $3 million in salary cap space by reducing Williams’ cap hit from $9.5 million to about $6.4 million.
Per Over the Cap, the Jets now have about $25.8 million in salary cap space. That’s the fourth-highest amount of cap space across the NFL. Only the Chicago Bears ($32,037,189), Arizona Cardinals ($26,679,614) and Carolina Panthers ($26,579,030) have more cap space than the Jets at this point.
