Paul Posluszny

Posluszny was apparently a "Saleh favorite" when the two overlapped in Jacksonville. Saleh was Posluszny's position coach from 2014-16. Still only 36 years old, Posluszny retired following an 11-year career in 2018. It's unclear what his staff position in New York would be. 

Posluszny averaged at least 7.4 tackles per game every season of his career until 2017, at which point he was scaled back to an early down role and managed just 61 tackles (3.8 per game). He was expected to spend his offseason rehabbing from sports hernia surgery, but he'll instead turns his focus to the next chapter of life, retiring with 1,212 tackles, 16 sacks, 15 interceptions and eight forced fumbles in 145 regular-season games. The 33-year-old was one of the top tackle compilers of his generation, but he hadn't reached the playoffs until last season, spending four years in Buffalo and seven in Jacksonville. The Jaguars will be in good hands with Telvin Smith and Myles Jack serving as three-down linebackers, while Donald Payne could get a chance to replace Posluszny in the base defense.

Paul Posluszny got his first sack of the season on top of his nine tackles. Posluszny has been very good for the Jaguars this year and now leads the team in tackles with 123.

Paul Posluszny had a great game against the Falcons after missing week 14 with a fractured hand. Posluszny continues to add to his great year, which he already has 104 tackles, two interceptions, and four passes defended.