New York Jets Sign ACC's Leading Returner Caullin Lacy After NFL Draft
Jets sign ACC's leading returner, 635-yard WR to free agent contract after NFL Draft
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The New York Jets quickly signed Caullin Lacy, a wide receiver and return specialist from the University of Louisville, shortly after the 2026 NFL Draft. Lacy, who led the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) in punt return yardage and touchdowns, aims to enhance the Jets' receiving corps and special teams.
- 01Caullin Lacy signed with the New York Jets shortly after the 2026 NFL Draft.
- 02Lacy recorded 60 receptions for 635 yards in the 2025 season at the University of Louisville.
- 03He led the ACC in punt return yardage (454 yards) and touchdowns (2).
- 04Before Louisville, Lacy had a standout season at South Alabama with 1,316 receiving yards.
- 05The Jets aim to bolster their wide receiver group and special teams with Lacy's skills.
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The New York Jets have signed Caullin Lacy, a wide receiver and return specialist, shortly after the conclusion of the 2026 NFL Draft. Lacy, who played for the University of Louisville, had an impressive 2025 season with 60 receptions for 635 yards. His abilities extend beyond receiving; he led the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) in punt return yardage with 454 yards and scored two touchdowns. Lacy also averaged 21 yards per kick return, showcasing his versatility. Prior to his time at Louisville, he had a standout career at South Alabama, where he amassed 1,316 receiving yards in 2023. The Jets, looking to strengthen their wide receiver unit, see Lacy as a potential contributor on offense and special teams. His experience and proven return skills will be crucial as he transitions to the NFL.
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Lacy's signing could provide the Jets with a much-needed boost in both their receiving corps and special teams, potentially leading to improved performance in upcoming games.
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