The New York Jets have made a significant move by re-signing Nick Folk, a familiar face for fans familiar with his history with the team. After parting ways with Greg Zuerlein due to an underwhelming season and injuries, the Jets opted to bring back Folk, who previously served as their kicker from 2010 to 2016. Folk's track record includes several game-winning kicks, including a clutch performance in a playoff game against the Colts and a memorable opening day victory over the Cowboys.

Folk's experience and consistent performance make him a welcome addition as he returns to a team looking to stabilize their kicking game amidst struggles from younger kickers in training camp. His impressive statistic of converting 91% of his kicks over the past six years speaks volumes about his reliability, making him a solid choice for a team in need of dependable scoring. The Jets' decision reinforces their commitment to improving the roster with proven talent as they progress through training camp.