The New York Jets released veteran punter Thomas Morstead on Tuesday after two seasons in his second stint with the team. Morstead, who turned 39 in March, is part of what has been a roster overhaul by new general manager Darren Mougey and coach Aaron Glenn since they were hired in January.

The Jets released P Thomas Morstead, leaving two unproven punters to compete for the job — Austin McNamara and Kai Kroeger. They signed Kroeger, an UDFA from South Carolina, on Tuesday. Morstead, 39,

Thomas Morstead was released by the New York Jets on Tuesday. Morstead himself was the first to reveal the news through his Instagram account on Tuesday.