The New York Jets have agreed to a one-year, $2 million deal with Tevin Coleman, according to a source.

Coleman will be reunited with Robert Saleh and several assistants, all of whom left the San Francisco 49ers after the season.

Due to injuries, Coleman has rushed just 165 times over 22 games the last two seasons.

The New York Jets have agreed to a two-year contract with defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins, according to a source.

Rankins, a former first-round pick who turns 27 on April 2, can earn as much as $17 million over the two years.

He was the 12th overall pick in the 2016 draft out of Louisville.

The New York Jets have added to their pass rush by agreeing to a three-year, $45 million deal with Carl Lawson, according to a report.

The contract agreement carries $30 million guaranteed and can grow to $47.4 million through incentives.

The Cincinnati Bengals wanted to re-sign Lawson, but were unable to beat out the Jets' offer.

Lawson totaled 5.5 sacks, 44 pressures, and 32 quarterback hits in 2020.

The New York Jets have agreed to terms on a three-year, $37.5 million deal with Corey Davis, according to a source.

The agreement includes $27 million in guaranteed money.

The fifth overall pick in 2017, Davis had 60 catches for 945 yards and five touchdowns over 12 games in 2020.

The New York Jets are placing the franchise tag on safety Marcus Maye, according to a source.

Maye, who was set to become an unrestricted free agent for the first time, is the first Jets player since Muhammad Wilkerson in 2016 to get the designation.

The franchise-tag amount for a safety is an estimated $10.5 million, which will be Maye's 2021 guaranteed salary if the two sides can't reach a long-term agreement by July 15.

The New York Jets are listening to trade offers for Sam Darnold.

They once considered the quarterback untouchable.

"I will answer the call if it's made," Joe Douglas said Wednesday, confirming previous reports that the Jets are willing to field inquiries.

The Jets have to decide whether to move forward with Darnold, draft a quarterback with the No. 2 pick or pursue a trade for Deshaun Watson.

"As it pertains to Sam, we think Sam is a dynamic player in this league with unbelievable talent," Douglas said. "He really has a chance to hit his outstanding potential moving forward. [But] if calls are made, I will answer them."

The New York Jets have released veteran defensive end Henry Anderson, who started 24 games for them over the past three seasons.

The move will save the Jets $8.2 million - the amount of his non-guaranteed base salary.

This gives the Jets more than $75 million in cap space as they prepare for free agency.