JETS 2013: Keep 'em or dump 'em?

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DARRELLE REVIS
Cornerback
The All-Pro cornerback is coming off ACL surgery and has a $3-million base salary in 2013.
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TIM TEBOW
Quarterback
Sources have said that the most talked-about backup quarterback in NFL history will be traded or released in the offseason.
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BRAYLON EDWARDS
Wide receiver
The wide receiver returned to the Jets in Week 15 after being released by Seattle.
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JEFF CUMBERLAND
Tight end
The tight end has filled in for the oft-injured Dustin Keller and in 10 games has matched the stats put up by Keller in eight games.
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MARK SANCHEZ
Quarterback
The embattled fourth-year quarterback, who was benched after Week 15, is owed $8.25 million in guaranteed money for 2013. He leads the NFL with 50 turnovers in the past two seasons.
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GREG MCELROY
Quarterback
The second-year quarterback out of Alabama was inactive for most of 2012, but debuted against Arizona and led the game-winning drive in a 7-6 win. He leapfrogged Tim Tebow to replace Mark Sanchez as the starter for Week 16.
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BILAL POWELL
Running back
The second-year running back battled injuries this season but showed some spark when given double-digit carries.
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JOE MCKNIGHT
Running back
McKnight saw limited action out of the backfield but made an impact in the return game with his lone touchdown of the year. He has one year left on his contract.
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NICK FOLK
Kicker
In three years with the Jets, Folk is 66-for-86 on field goals (76.7 percent) and is perfect on extra points (107).
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MATT SLAUSON
Left guard
The left guard, who has shared time with Vladimir Ducasse, is a free agent this offseason.
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ISAIAH TRUFANT
Cornerback
The cornerback was placed on injured reserve after Week 10 with a knee injury.
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CHAZ SCHILENS
Wide receiver
The wide receiver has been in and out of the lineup with injuries this season.
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TONY SPARANO
Offensive coordinator
Sparano tried to implement the Wildcat, but it — like the entire Jets offense — was a disappointment.
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MIKE PETTINE
Defensive coordinator
The defensive coordinator who came to the Jets from Baltimore with Rex Ryan has reportedly turned down a contract extension.
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SANTONIO HOLMES
Wide receiver
The wide receiver missed the final 12 games of the season with a foot injury. He has three years left on his deal.
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BART SCOTT
Linebacker
The linebacker has been slowed significantly this season by a nagging toe injury. He is a free agent this offseason.
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YEREMIAH BELL
Safety
The nine-year veteran safety has been consistent all season. He’s a free agent this offseason.
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MIKE DEVITO
Defensive end
The under-publicized interior defensive lineman is a free agent in the offseason.
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SHONN GREENE
Running back
Has more than 500 carries the past two seasons and 12 total touchdowns. He’s a tough runner but lacks breakaway speed.
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DUSTIN KELLER
Tight end
The tight end, Mark Sanchez’s favorite target when healthy, is known more for his catching skills than his blocking ability.
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LARON LANDRY
Safety
The hard-hitting safety has been healthy all season — and outspoken in the final weeks as the team missed the playoffs. He will be a free agent.
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BRANDON MOORE
Right guard
The right guard was on the better half of the infamous butt fumble play. He has been a solid blocker.
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AUSTIN HOWARD
Right tackle
He came to the Jets late in the preseason as a replacement for Wayne Hunter at right tackle.
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BRYAN THOMAS
Linebacker/defensive end
The 11-year veteran linebacker/defensive end is a free agent this offseason. He has never had more than 8.5 sacks in a season. Thomas, who tore a pectoral muscle in Week 14, has 34 total sacks.
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REX RYAN
Head coach
In four seasons, Ryan is 34-28 in the regular season, 4-2 in the postseason including two AFC Championship appearances and 0-4 in Super Bowl predictions.
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MIKE TANNENBAUM
General manager
The general manager traded up to get Mark Sanchez in 2009 and failed to address holes on the offensive line and wide receiver this season.
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PSLs
Personal seat licenses at MetLife Stadium for Jets season-ticket holders start at $243 per seat (depending on location) on an annual payment plan of either five or 15 years.
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JETS 2013: Keep 'em or dump 'em?

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