The New York Jets are just a few hours from a chance at adding another star to the franchise. This offseason has been one of turnover and transformation so far.
The 2025 NFL draft begins tonight, and Jets fans will watch intently as the new regime makes its mark. Every pick and prospect is hotly debated. If the Jets select tight end Tyler Warren, how will they address right tackle?
The New York Jets' roster needs for most, are rather clear and they begin on the offensive side of the ball. Some offensive line help at right tackle and a new weapon for Justin Fields, with the receiver room looking rather depleted if a game were played today.
The upcoming NFL Draft is set to be a league-altering event with multiple NFL teams looking to turn their franchises around. For the New York Jets, this draft is as important as ever because it helps set the table for newly signed quarterback Justin Fields.
The New York Jets may not be committed to Justin Fields for all that long, but they're giving him an earnest chance to become their franchise quarterback.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
The New York Jets have a lot of holes to fill in the upcoming NFL Draft. New York could use help across the offensive or defensive lines. It could use work at tight end and wide receiver, too.
The New York Jets have been a team that has been talked about a lot when it has come to the quarterback position this offseason. Obviously, the first big chunk of chatter involved Aaron Rodgers.
The New York Jets regime under Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey nailed their 2025 offensive colors to Justin Fields' mast in free agency, signing him to a two-year, $40 million deal.
The lack of weapons for New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields is rather glaring, and many think that the franchise will go with a playmaker at No. 7 in the upcoming NFL Draft.
The New York Jets went just 5-12 in 2024, marking their ninth straight losing season, but there is hope that newly hired head coach Aaron Glenn will be able to come in and quickly turn things around.
The New York Jets will enter the NFL Draft with the offensive side of the ball likely to get the most attention in round one. With a need to give Justin
With the NFL Draft under a week away, the New York Jets will be piecing together their board, with a list of top targets they want to draft. For most, with the No.
The New York Jets made a lot of moves to improve their roster this offseason, but the biggest acquisition was free agent quarterback Justin Fields. Beyond that, the Jets made a few moves to upgrade the team, but nothing too prominent.
The New York Jets went out and landed arguably the most intriguing free agent quarterback of the offseason in Justin Fields. He’s just 26 years old and is on a pretty affordable deal for a starting quarterback.
The New York Jets added a few solid names to the team this offseason headlined by the addition of Justin Fields, but they've also said goodbye to players like Davante Adams and Tyler Conklin.
The New York Jets have done quite a good job of putting together a very productive offseason. They've ditched the drama that came with veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers and turned to the much younger Justin Fields.
The New York Jets' offense with Justin Fields, as things stand, has a couple of glaring holes that should be addressed in the early rounds of the NFL Draft.
The quarterback position obviously isn't a big need for the New York Jets after their offseason signing of Justin Fields. New York opted to move on from Aaron Rodgers which led to questions about the long-term future of the positon for the Jets.
The New York Jets added Justin Fields this offseason, but they lost a few of his top potential pass catchers including Davante Adams and Tyler Conklin.
The Aaron Glenn era has kicked off with the New York Jets, and we have seen some roster turnover this offseason. This roster does have some foundation pieces, but a lot more is needed.
Throughout this offseason, the Pittsburgh Steelers have consistently found themselves at the center of numerous rumors and widespread discussions, largely stemming from the notable vacancy that currently exists at the pivotal quarterback position within their roster.
Throughout the spring, multiple reporters and analysts have suggested that the New York Jets could make Dart the seventh overall pick of the 2025 NFL Draft even though the club signed Justin Fields to a two-year, $40M deal with $30M guaranteed early in free agency.