Jets Eye Quirky QB Plan: Two Vets Compete

0:00For the NFL, it's March 6th, here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The New York Jets are exploring a quirky plan for their 2026 starting quarterback spot. They're considering signing two veteran passers to compete, much like the New York Giants did last year by adding Russell Wilson and James Winston. Agents who talk to Jets staff at the NFL Combine say the team leans toward this approach. Top names in the mix are Geno Smith, a former Jets who found success in Seattle before rough stint with the Raiders this season, and Carson Wentz, who has a strong bond with the Jets' new offensive coordinator, Frank Reich, that Giants move didn't pan out well, leaving fans skeptical. For the Jets, it might mean dumping Justin Fields and dealing with short-term fixes from aging quarterbacks, plus confusion over playing time right. Away, the Giants played it smarter by drafting Jackson Dart to learn behind the vets before stepping up. This year's quarterback draft class lack star power, so the Jets might skip that step.

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