FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Calvin Pryor spent much of Tuesday afternoon on the far field, practicing with the third-team defense. And when reporters entered the Jets’ locker room hours later, the safety made sure to maintain a comfortable distance there, too.
With his starter status in question, and possibly his roster spot, Pryor declined several interview requests before exiting the locker room.
The 2014 first-round pick has long been rumored to be on the trading block, and the speculation ramped up after the Jets drafted safeties back-to-back last month — former LSU star Jamal Adams in the first round and Florida’s Marcus Maye in the second.