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It has been widely assumed that Pennington is a goner, but there are new rumblings to the contrary. Because of Kellen Clemens' inconsistency, and because the offseason quarterback market is hardly enticing, the Jets may decide to keep Pennington and his $4.8 million salary in 2008. With more than $27 million in projected cap room, they could afford it.
Reported by the New York Daily News
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As Daily News staffer Rich Cimini suggests, that would create quite a soap opera, considering Pennington's presumed desire to be traded or released. HC Eric Mangini declined to tip his hand, saying they will evaluate Clemens' "whole body of work." Clemens said, "I definitely think there has been progress."
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