The chatter around the New York Jets' quarterback room has been endless and is only going to increase with free agency set to kick off on March 9. Will Justin Fields stick around?
With free agency and the NFL draft approaching, there are a pair of moves, one via each avenue, that the Jets could find themselves having one of the best (if not the best), young offensive lines in the NFL.
The New York Jets have made a lot of big moves over the last year and they're seemingly trending in the right direction after a disastrous season. Last season, they opted to trade Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts for a haul of draft picks while sending Quinnen Williams to the Dallas Cowboys for another haul of draft capital.
With the NFL Scouting Combine concluded, the sports world’s greatest NFL Draft analysts now have more information than they have at any point during this offseason.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The New York Jets don't have a clear answer at quarterback right now. Out of all of the talking points around the franchise, that much is clear. Justin Fields is on the roster, Tyrod Taylor is a free agent and Brady Cook is under contract for the 2026 season as well.
The New York Jets need to figure out their quarterback situation in the worst way possible this offseason. They need to make a move for one or two players to battle for the starting role in New York.
Another Jets quarterback search is afoot. With Justin Fields on track to be released, the team may be set to launch a lower-cost effort to staff the position in 2025.
The NFL’s franchise tag deadline has passed. Not only did the New York Jets place a tag on running back Breece Hall, but they also received important news regarding the players who were and were not tagged around the NFL.
The New York Jets have quite a few holes on their roster, and, at quarterback, nobody knows what New York will do next. One thing is certain: The front office is having numerous discussions about the next signal-caller they should add.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
NFL free agency will officially kick off in less than one week, and the New York Jets sit with over $70 million in available cap space. What the Jets will do at the quarterback position is one thing nobody knows for certain.
The New York Jets have had a very busy couple of months. They kicked off a huge rebuild at the trade deadline last season when they opted to cut ties with Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams in exchange for a haul of draft capital.
With the second overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft, the New York Jets already know the position they need to target. It’s not exactly rocket science for a team that traded away its best all-around edge rusher just days ago.
After 19 years in the NFL, 41-year-old kicker Nick Folk is still looking to continue his career in 2026. Despite his age, Folk, who played for the New York Jets in 2025, is expected to receive interest from teams like the Philadelphia Eagles and New Orleans Saints in free agency.
There's an intriguing quarterback option heading to the open market who could certainly help the New York Jets. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray will be released when the new league year begins.
Breece Hall isn’t going anywhere after the Jets slapped the running back with the franchise tag, which will pay him just over $14 million for the 2026 season. Multiple outlets have reported that the two sides are working on a long-term deal which is difficult to envision ever coming to fruition.
The New York Jets came into the offseason with a lot of big decisions on their plate, but they've already made a pair of huge moves to begin the offseason.
Things have changed for the New York Jets. Originally, the organization seemed all-in on the Aaron Glenn head coaching tenure. Ownership, fans, and analysts bought into the bravado and confidence instilled by the former Pro Bowl cornerback heading into the 2025 season.