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Briggs sang Tevin Campbell’s 'Can We Talk' during a Jets meeting, earning a standing ovation from teammates.
Briggs is described as a one-man band, capable of playing 12 instruments alongside his vocal talents.
Jets coach and teammates praise Briggs for his disruptive play and run-stopping ability on defense.
Briggs joined the Jets late in the season after being acquired from Cleveland and has emerged as a starter.
Briggs attributes his musical drive to a Loud, supportive upbringing and a family that encouraged performance.
Briggs’ music journey includes varsity choirs, an a cappella group, and performing the national anthem at games.
Briggs views music as a decompressing outlet and may release his own recordings someday.
He previously studied physics and music at the University of Virginia before transferring to Cincinnati.
Briggs balances a family life as a father of four with professional football and music.

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Jets sign tight end Jeremy Ruckert to a two-year, $10 million extension, signaling continued investment in a growing offensive component.
The deal carries a maximum value of $5.5 million per year, reinforcing midrange financial commitments for core pieces.
Ruckert has emerged as a reliable blocker while also boosting his receiving production this season.
The extension aligns with the Jets' trend of securing pending free agents to longer deals, supporting continuity.
Ruckert serves as the No. 2 tight end behind Mason Taylor, contributing as a reliable blocker and special-teams option.
The Jets previously extended center Josh Myers to a two-year deal, signaling a broader strategy to lock in multiple core players.
Ruckert’s 2025 season marks his best thus far, with career highs in catches, yards, and a notable role behind Mason Taylor.
The extension supports a future-focused approach, aiming for offensive continuity as the Jets pursue quarterback stability in 2026.
The Jets are operating with a plan that prioritizes extending tight ends and offensive linemen to build around potential quarterback options.
The 2025 season has three games remaining, with the Jets already laying groundwork for 2026 through extended deals and roster stability.

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