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Lake Forest, IL - Five-time Pro Bowl safety Adrian Wilson has signed a one-year contract with the Chicago Bears, the team announced Monday. Adidas NMD R1 Aanbieding . The Bears also signed tight end Jeron Mastrud, a four-year veteran who started 12 games with the Oakland Raiders last season. Wilson had been regarded as one of the leagues premier safeties during his 12-year tenure with the Arizona Cardinals from 2001-12, earning All-Pro honors three times in addition to his five Pro Bowl citations. The 34-year-old joined the New England Patriots last offseason, but spent the entire 2013 campaign on injured reserve after tearing his Achilles tendon in August. The Patriots released Wilson, one of only 13 players to record 20 or more sacks and interceptions over the course of their career, in April. Wilson made 14 starts for the Cardinals in 2012, compiling 54 tackles, three sacks and one interception. 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In 2013, the Jets drafted quarterback Geno Smith and he started the entire season - albeit he struggled through a lot of it - after Sanchez suffered a shoulder injury during the preseason. The team managed to put together a .500 record and it was believed Smith would get the ball again in 2014 to continue his progression. That might still happen, but the 23-year-old will have stiffer competition than Matt Simms for this go-around. Philadelphia and New York swapped pivots in the off-season as the Eagles signed Sanchez to a contract while the Jets picked up Michael Vick who had fallen out of favour in the city of brotherly love. Not only does Vick bring over a decade of NFL experience, but at one time was one of the most exciting players in the sport. "I look at him (Vick) as a big brother" Smith said to TSN. "I look at him as the veteran that he is, a guy that can definitely lend a helping hand to us all, all of us younger guys in this locker room. Especially myself, you know, being that hes played in this system and been a quarterback in the NFL for 11 years now. Just learning from him as well as competing with him and us helping one another get better is definitely something thats helping me out." Even though head coach Rex Ryan, who was signed to an extension through the 2015 season in January, and the Jets have said the job is open for competition, it seems that its Genos to lose and hell probably get the Week 1 nod. Vick has also suggested he understands that this is Smiths team and expects to play a backup role this season. Nevertheless, the 34-year-old Vick should still have plenty left in the tank and if the Jets are struggling early on with Smith racking up the picks like he did last year, the fans will want change and fast. Unless Smith can prove quickly that hes better than the 12 touchdown passes and 21 interceptions he finished with in his rookie campaign, Ryan should exppect daily questions regarding his quarterbacks. Adidas Superstar Dames Goedkoop. Cue the controversy. The Jets were second worst in the NFL last season in passing yards per game with 183.2 and dead last in passing touchdowns with just 13. Smith - and possibly Vick - will need to improve those numbers considerably if the Jets want a sniff at playoff football. New York signed wide receiver Erik Decker to a five-year contract during the off-season. The 27-year-old is coming off two stellar seasons in Denver where he played with the great Peyton Manning. Decker almost doubled his numbers when he had Manning throwing him the ball compared to Kyle Orton and Tebow. You have to wonder if hell be able to put up solid numbers without a stud quarterback. The Jets have the ninth toughest schedule in the league with an opponents winning percentage of .520 from last season. Finishing with another 8-8 record might be viewed as a successful year for J-E-T-S in 2014. Notes Running Rampant Running back Chris Johnson will play his inaugural season in New York after spending the first six years of his career with the Tennessee Titans. The 28-year-olds best days are probably behind him, but hes still recorded over 1,000 rushing yards every year in his career and has stayed relatively healthy throughout. With the return of Chris Ivory and Bilal Powell alongside the addition of Johnson (who has a knack for breaking out long scoring scampers), the Jets ground game could really be impressive in 2014 which might make up for the lack of passing productivity. Run Stoppers The Jets did a great job at stopping the run last year, allowing only 88.2 yards per game, good enough for third-best in the NFL. That part of the game might be getting a boost with the addition of veteran linebacker Jason Babin who signed a two-year contract during the off-season. The 34-year-old is a two-time Pro Bowler and recorded 7.5 sacks with the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2013. Rookie Watch New York, to the surprise of some, drafted hard-hitting free safety Calvin Pryor with their first pick (18th overall) out of Louisville. Many thought theyd go after a talented receiver to help out Smith, but decided to go with the man known as the Louisville Slugger. It will be interesting to see how the youngster pans out, as the Jets have a history of making questionable choices on Draft Day. ' ' '