Jets to induct Darrelle Revis, D’Brickashaw Ferguson and Nick Mangold into Ring of Honor

Gang Green will induct a few former Jets legends — cornerback Darrelle Revis, offensive deal with D’Brickashaw Ferguson and middle Nick Mangold — into the team’s Ring of Honor.

Every single players’ induction will be through a residence video game in the 2022 time, the team introduced Thursday.

Revis will be honored for the duration of the 7 days 12 match towards the Chicago Bears, Mangold in Week 3 against the Cincinnati Bengals and Ferguson during the 7 days 8 matchup towards the New England Patriots.

All three earned multiple Pro Bowl honors and ended up main contributors to the Jets’ last deep playoff operate to the AFC Championship Match in 2009 and 2010.

Revis was the No. 14 overall choose in the 2007 draft and was the best of the trio as his dominance gained him the nickname “Revis Island.” He regularly locked down receivers all over his 8 calendar year tenure with the Jets and was a seven-time Professional Bowl variety and a four-time to start with-crew All-Professional.

Revis’ ideal 12 months was 2009 when he finished with 6 interceptions, 31 passes defended and a decide-6.

The most spectacular aspect of his elite 2009 year was the receivers he locked down.

He held Andre Johnson, Randy Moss, Terrell Owens, Steve Smith, Reggie Wayne, Chad Johnson, Roddy White and Marques Colston beneath 35 yards receiving. All but Colston amassed more than 10,000 yards in their profession and Moss and Owens are Corridor of Fame inductees. Smith, Wayne and Johnson have potent Corridor of Fame probabilities also.

Mangold was the No. 29 in general decide on in 2006 and manufactured 7 Professional Bowl options along with 3 All-Pro teams. In all those two AFC Championship appearances, Mangold opened managing lanes for the Jets floor-and-pound assault as they averaged 167 yards dashing in 2009 and 143 in 2010. Two of his three All-Professional seasons came in those people playoffs runs.

Ferguson was the maximum to start with round selection of the trio as he was picked No. 4 total in the 2006 draft. He performed 10 seasons for the Jets and was a a few-time Pro Bowler.

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