After four years in Washington, Crowder cashed in with a three-year, $28.5 million deal in New York, including $17 million guaranteed. That ensures he'll have a key role as the team's primary slot man, displacing the bigger, faster Quincy Enunwa, who now will move to the outside. At 5-9, 177, Crowder is a typical slot receiver - small, shifty and incredibly quick. He's been relatively efficient in the role, averaging roughly 8.0 YPT over the last four years. Crowder seems to play faster than his 4.56 timed speed, but he rarely runs downfield routes or makes plays in the red zone. Jets coach Adam Gase said he expects Crowder to catch 70-90 passes, which would be a career high, but it's not far-fetched given his contract and skill set. Quarterback Sam Darnold should be better in Year 2, but Enunwa, Robby Anderson, new tailback Le'Veon Bell and second-year tight end Chris Herndon also will see plenty of work in the passing game.