Andre Cisco joins Jets on $10M contract

Safety Andre Cisco has signed a one-year, $10 million contract with the New York Jets, marking a significant addition to their secondary. Cisco, who was drafted by the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2021, has played 63 games with 47 starts, accumulating eight interceptions and 24 pass breakups over four seasons. Although his performance declined in 2024, he previously established himself as a starter and demonstrated promising potential in earlier seasons. The Jets are looking to revamp their safety position as several players hit free agency, making Cisco an essential signing for their defensive roster. Meanwhile, the Jaguars have already started filling Cisco's vacancy by acquiring former Texans safety Eric Murray. The move reflects both teams' strategies as they prepare for the upcoming season.