Jets' Offseason Moves Spark Hope for 2026

0:00With the NFL today, March 18th, the New York Jets are turning heads this off-season after a rough three-win 14-loss season. Coach Aaron Glenn is building momentum with smart free agency moves to steady the ship. They brought back quarterback Gino Smith for a low cost, which gives him a stronger arm than Justin Fields and retained running back Breeze Hall to, anchor the offense. On defense, the Jets added key pieces at every level. They signed defensive tackle to Vandre Sweat, Ed rusher Kingsley and Agbear, linebacker DiMario Davis, cornerback Nashon Wright and safety Minka, Fitzpatrick. These veterans should shore up a unit that needs help badly. ESPN analyst Mike Clay highlighted the Jets as one of the biggest improvers this year. He noted they're heading in the right direction with these inexpensive upgrades, even if they still have ground to cover. These and experts remember last year's hype that fizzled out, but the bar is low after that dismal record. Glenn enters his second year with more experience and these leaders to guide the locker room.

1:03Looking ahead to 2026, projections suggest real potential for a bounce back if the new piece is gel. It's early, but the Jets finally look pointed toward progress. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode. If earbuds fall out when you sleep, this is for you. A pillow with built-in sound. So L.I. Soleypillow.com Made in AI.