The New York Jets just concluded a preseason that saw their offense score just one touchdown in four games, a small thanks to the Jets' backups and third-stringers. With that, many are wondering if the Jets are going to do anything about their thin skill-position personnel. Friday, they cut all the fat they could and are ready to scour the waiver wire and maybe pick up others' scraps.
Cuts:

Analysis:
There weren't many big surprises here. The Jets parted ways with 2012 draft picks Ganaway, White and Griffin, with the first two candidates for the team's practice squad. Other than that, the rest of the cuts were undrafted free agents and veteran practice-squaders.
Oh, and a meaningless note: Ganaway was the team's lone endzone-finder this preseason, catching a scoring strike from Greg McElroy.
The Jets likely have more cuts ahead, as they need to increase their depth and talent at receiver. The Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots parted ways with some potential candidates.
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