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New York Jets are bringing back special teams ace (Report)

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The New York Jets are retaining one of their most productive special teamers. According to KPRC2’s Aaron Wilson, Irvin Charles has signed his exclusive rights tender with the Jets, which New York extended to Charles on March 7. This means he will remain with the team on a one-year contract for the league minimum salary of $1.03 million, which includes no guaranteed money. #Jets signed exclusive rights free agent Irvin Charles— Aaron Wilson (@Aa…

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New York Jets are bringing back special teams ace (Report)

The New York Jets are retaining one of their most productive special teamers. According to KPRC2’s Aaron Wilson, Irvin Charles has signed his exclusive rights tender with the Jets, which New York extended to Charles on March 7. This means he will remain with the team on a one-year contract for the league minimum salary of $1.03 million, which includes no guaranteed money. #Jets signed exclusive rights free agent Irvin Charles— Aaron Wilson (@Aa…

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