FLORHAM PARK -- Kacy Rodgers is the Jets' defensive coordinator. He is not the head coach, general manager, or owner.
But if constructing the team's roster was among his duties, he'd bring struggling cornerback Darrelle Revis back in 2017. No questions asked.
"The thing I will say is Darrelle is a heckuva football player and I'm glad he's on our team," Rodgers said. "I wouldn't be against him [being here] going forward."
It's hard to find a player underperforming more on defense this year than No. 24. Despite a team-high $17 million cap hit (the highest cap hit of any non-quarterback in the NFL), the future Hall of Famer doesn't have a single interception, just four defended passes, and is allowing a quarterback rating of 109.