The New York Jets made a handful of roster moves last weekend in preparation for their final preseason game on Friday, releasing Caullin Lacy, Nate Voorhis, and

As the New York Jets get closer to their Week 1 showdown against the Tennessee Titans, the organization must make final decisions on the 53-man roster. Cutdown

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The Jets have less than three weeks to try trading for one of these players, who could help address various roster concerns before Sunday's 53-man deadline.

The New York Jets made a handful of roster moves last weekend in preparation for their final preseason game on Friday, releasing Caullin Lacy, Nate Voorhis, and

One specific Jets player could be the team's next cut candidate after kicker Cade York was waived on Tuesday.

A final look at who's on track to make the Jets' initial 53-man roster as the cutdown deadline looms at 6 p.m. ET on Sunday.

Some upcoming roster cuts likely won't surprise Jets fans. That said, Aaron Glenn & Co. could throw a curveball by axing this trio before Sunday's deadline.

With the 53-man cutdown looming, Big Blue heads into its finale against the Jets still searching for answers at three key spots.

The waiver wire will be busy after Sunday's 53-man roster deadline, potentially allowing the Jets to add more depth at these three positions.

The pressure is on WR Arian Smith and two more Jets players to prove themselves in Friday's preseason finale vs. the Giants.