Jets Bring Back Thomas Morstead on a Two-Year Deal

By Phil Sullivan Posted On March 13, 2024

According to Ari Meirov, and confirmed by Thomas Morstead himself, the New York Jets are bringing back punter Thomas Morstead. It is reportedly a two-year deal. It comes off a strong season for Morstead, who was asked to punt 99 times. The 15-year veteran averaged 48.8 yards per punt last season in his second round of duty with the team.

Cats out of the bag! https://t.co/2zAkWk0IXw

— Thomas Morstead (@thomasmorstead) March 13, 2024

This move signifies the Jets commitment to stability on special teams, as they already brought back Greg Zeurlein. Morstead’s exceptional performance last season made him a fan favorite. With not much to cheer about on offense after the Aaron Rodgers injury, Morstead routinely put on a punting clinic.

Stay tuned to JetNation.com for further updates on the Jets’ off-season moves and how they’re shaping up to compete in the highly competitive AFC East.

This Article Was Written By Phil Sullivan

Phil Sullivan

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