Kinlaw ready to push Jets to secure playoff berth superheng1688

superheng1688 Jevon Kinlaw is ready to join forces with the New York Jets to lead the Greens to a playoff berth in the 2024 season. superheng1688

New York Jets defensive tackle Jevon Kinlaw believes signing with Gang Green was the right decision for him and revealed he is excited to have the opportunity to work with him. Robert Saleh once again has the important task of leading the team to the playoffs in the 2024 season, according to a report from NFL Network.  ( superheng1688  )

Kinlaw believes he made the right decision after signing a one-year deal with the Jets to help the Greens make a playoff berth they haven't been part of for the past 13 years after a four-year playing career. First with the San Francisco 49ers. and just had experience playing in the 58th Super Bowl game 

'I know what it's like in those games. Especially about the compensation,' said the 26-year-old defensive tackle. 'I know what it's like. The physicality, the energy, and I can only imagine the energy what it would be like at Metlife, so I wanted to go back. I feel like this team has everything it needs to make a push for the playoffs. So I'm looking forward to it.'

Kinlaw was born in Washington, D.C., and grew up in South Carolina. by playing football there before it was Forty Niners The 14th overall pick in the 2020 draft, he had four poor seasons in the Bay Area before returning to the East Coast on a one-year deal with the Jets to work with Robert Sale. Head coach Gang Green, who previously took care of San Francisco's defense game.

'I mean it's a no-brainer, knowing Saleh and knowing (defensive line) coach (Aaron) Whitecott,' Kinlaw said. 'It's very easy. I feel comfortable with it. And this is a young, tight and fast defense. And I was a young player. So I can't wait to get involved with these guys. I look forward' 

Kinlaw made an impact in his final season. Forty Niners strongly Playing all 17 games (starting 6 times), making 3.5 sacks, the best in his career, making 25 tackles, and making tackles that caused the opponent to lose the ball 4 times.