Jets' Offensive Depth Chart: Bridge to Contender

0:00On March 30th, the NFL free agency frenzy for 2026 has calmed down, and the New York Jets are sitting pretty with over 75 million dollars in cap space. They beefed up a defense that struggled to sack quarterbacks or snag picks last year, added offensive line depth and welcomed back Geno Smith as their starting quarterback from the Raiders. Earlier this week, the Jets updated their offensive depth chart heading into the April draft. At quarterback, it's Geno Smith leading Bailey's Abbey and Brady Cook, but they call a needing improvement. Smith seen his stats dip lately, so he's viewed as a solid bridge while they hunt a veteran back up like Tyra Taylor or Will Levis and grab a young prospect in the draft. Running back looks promising with Breeze Hall locked in via the franchise tag, backed by Braylon Allen, Isaiah Davis, and Keen Nguangwu. Fans are holding their breath for a long-term deal with Hall. Though depth feels shaky since Allen and Davis haven't gotten many carries yet, wide receivers have Garrett Wilson returning healthy, plus Adonai Mitchell, Aryan Smith, and

1:04Isaiah Williams, but it's another spot screaming for. Upgrades via the draft or a budget bed like Juan Jennings. Meanwhile, the offensive line finally feels set with Olu Foshanu, Arman Membu, Joe Tipman, Josh Myers, Dylan Parham, and depth guys like Max. Mitchell. The replaced losses smartly, and it's no longer a glaring weakness after years of headaches. With four picks in the first two rounds of a stacked draft, the jets are poised to fill gaps without overpaying, turning this roster into a reel. Contender come training camp. NFL News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on Game Day.