Jets sign three-time Super Bowl champion Derrick Nnadi in NFL free agency
NY Post
The goal is to earn Super Bowl rings and the Jets added three of them on Sunday with the signing of defensive tackle Derrick Nnadi.
Nnadi, who turns 29 on May 9, spent the first seven years of his NFL career with the Chiefs, and Kansas City was a good place to be, when it comes to winning at the highest level. Nnadi won three Super Bowls in those seven years.
His agency, SportsTrust Advisors, announced the signing.
With the Chiefs, Nnadi was a full-time starter his first six seasons after arriving as a 2018 third-round draft pick from Florida State.
He lost his starting job in 2024, starting only one time in 17 games.
He has 115 games and 87 starts on his resume and is a run-stopper, with 233 tackles and only five sacks in his career.
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