Allen Lazard may not be done with Jets just yet
NY Post
PALM BEACH, Fla. — Don’t say goodbye to Allen Lazard just yet, Jets fans.
General manager Darren Mougey said Sunday that the team is trying to work through a contract restructure with Lazard, who most people anticipated the team would cut.
Mougey said they are “working through that” right now when asked about Lazard.
When pressed what he meant, he said they are discussing a contract restructure.
Mougey said they want Lazard to be on the team.
“That’s the hope,” Mougey said. “We’ll work through that.”
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