Jets' Offseason Moves, Draft Strategy

0:00On April 2nd, the New York Jets made big roster changes this offseason, but folks around the league doubt it'll break their long losing streak. An exec called out their endless loop of trading stars for draft picks, struggling to land a real franchise quarterback, and starting over with, Journey Men. They say the owner calls a lot of those shots. Looking ahead, the Jets sit at the number 2 spot in the 2026 draft, but they probably won't snag top prospect Fernando Mendoza, who's headed to the Raiders at number 1. This year's other quarterbacks don't scream sure starters, so the team eyes 2027, when they'll have three first round picks to chase. That game changer, league insiders have mixed takes. Some mock the Jets hard, but others get the plan, saying you can't just tank forever like Cleveland and poison the vibe. To flip the script, they brought in vets like 29-year-old Mika Fitzpatrick, 37-year-old Demario Davis, 33-year-old, David Agnumata, and 35-year-old Gino Smith.

1:00These guys aren't forever pieces, but under second-year coach Aaron Glinn, they raise the floor and build a winning culture. Meanwhile, with picks from past trades like Quinn and Williams and Sauce Gardener in the bank, the Jets bet on patience to finally draft and develop. Their quarterback of the future, football news powered by AI. This is NFL News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.