Not only will the reunion of Super Bowl winners be awkward because Revis left New England after just one season to join a division rival, a decision he called a “no brainer,” but also because the Patriots and Jets both filed tampering charges against one another over the signing of Revis.
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Revis, who played with the Jets from 2007-12, signed a five-year, $70 million deal with New York just days after New England decided not to exercise its option on the six-time Pro Bowler.
The White House visit is scheduled for Thursday.
