Jets’ C.J. Mosley out to show he’s getting better with age
On a Jets’ roster invested in 39-year-old quarterback Aaron Rodgers, 37-year-old left tackle Duane Brown, 36-year-old defensive tackle Al Woods and three others who already have celebrated at least 32 birthdays, Father Time doesn’t have his sights set on Mosley.
Mosley played two games in 2019 before he was lost to groin surgery, and he opted out of the 2020 season due to COVID-19 concerns — prompting a need to reestablish himself as an elite player in order to quiet talk that he might be another Jets free-agent bust who became a salary-cap casualty.Bill Kostroun/New York Post“Once I got back, I knew what time it was,” Mosley said. “This is a business. I was coming off two years off of injury with a big contract.
Matching wits against Rodgers as the defensive signal-caller during practice is a fresh challenge for a seen-it-all veteran. “Every year I’ve made it — and every year I didn’t make it — I feel like I’ve been one of the best linebackers in this league,” Mosley said. “That’s just the pride I put in myself.”Not that Mosley is spending too much time prioritizing individual goals at this point.
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