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Heading into the offseason, adding depth and starting quality is a clear priority for the New York Jets and general manager Douglas. Upgrades are needed, even as the work has already been started in free agency. The Jets filled one starting corner position with former Indianapolis Colts defensive back Pierre Desir. Desir had been released last month by the Colts. Reportedly, Desir signed a one-year contract and has a lot to prove. His release surprised many in Indianapolis, and many pundits believe the Jets found one of their two starting corners. The Jets have decisions to make whether to use the first round on the offensive line, a wide receiver or a defensive back. In free agency, the Jets did re-sign Brian Poole, but he is more of a nickel back, so they are still in the market for a cornerback. The answer could come from the draft. …
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