The Facts: The Jets wanted Crowder to take less. And he has. The two sides have agreed to a renegotiated contract, via Ian Rapoport of NFL Media.

Diehards Line:Details have not yet been revealed, which suggests that Crowder did indeed take a steep pay cut. Rapoport notes that Crowder will be a free agent next year. But that was going to the be situation anyway; Crowder was entering the final year of his contract. Indeed, if he’d refused to take a pay cut, Crowder could have been a free agent even sooner. The Jets reportedly wanted Crowder to reduce his $10 million salary by more than 50 percent. He had been absent from offseason workouts.