Twins tend to think alike. On Friday, Patriots cornerback Jason McCourty confirmed that he’ll continue playing in 2020 (Twitter link via NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport). 
Jason’s declaration comes just days after Devin McCourty told reporters that he will also suit up for another year. However, it’s worth noting that their contracts aren’t in sync. Jason is signed through 2020 and scheduled to count for a $5.7MM cap figure, though the Pats could save $4MM with just $1.75MM in dead money if they wanted to release him. Devin, meanwhile, will be a free agent in March.
Both McCourtys say they’ll be on the field in 2020 – even if its not with the Pats.
“I’m pretty wide open. When you play 10 years somewhere, it’s not always a definite to return,” Devin said.
Jason appeared in 12 games (ten starts) at cornerback last year, notching 39 tackles, one interception, and a solid 74.4 score from PFF that positioned him as the No. 17 ranked CB in the league. Meanwhile, Devin started all 16 games for the fourth consecutive year, logged five interceptions — his highest total since the 2012 campaign — and allowed a completion percentage of 54.3 as the nearest defender in coverage.
When the twins turn 33 in August, they’ll be in training camp. It’s just not certain that it’ll be in New England.
You missed Devin McCourty’s position in the article, while specifying Jason McCourty’s position twice (first paragraph and fifth paragraph).