Pool-party in Florham Last weekend's trade of Kerry Rhodes to Arizona left the Jets with a gaping hole at the free safety position. Thursday, New York filled that void in the secondary, coming to terms with former Cleveland Browns safety Brodney Pool on a one-year, $1.3 million deal.
The five-year veteran was originally a restricted free-agent but was not tendered by Cleveland, allowing the Jets to sign him without sending compensation back to the Browns.
In 11 games in '09, Pool posted 50 tackles, 1 sack and 4 interceptions--stats more than comparable to his predecessor, Rhodes, who posted just 63 tackles, 3...
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