The Jets took care of some other business before the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft started Friday, extending the contract of long snapper Thomas Hennessy.

Hennessy is the longest-tenured player on the Jets. 

He joined the team in 2017 after the Jets acquired him in a trade with the Colts just before the season started. 

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While the rest of the roster has turned over since then, Hennessy has stuck because of his reliability.

He was entering the last year of his contract this season, but the Jets signed him to a four-year extension on Friday.

The Jets took care of some other business before the second round of the NFL Draft started Friday, extending the contract of long snapper Thomas Hennessy.

Thomas Hennessy remains Jets’ longest-tenured player with contract extension

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