Jets' QB Dilemma: Cousins, Smith, or Wentz?

0:00NFL stories, making news on March 9th. The New York Jets will face a big quarterback decision heading into the 2026 offseason. Three veteran names top the list as the best fits. Kirk Cousins, Geno Smith, and Carson Wins. These options stand out based on ski match, cost, and what the team needs right now. Hit coach Aaron Glenn wants quick wins to build momentum, while offensive coordinator Frank Reich runs a precise, timing-based passing game. Cousins is set to hit free agency after the Atlanta Falcons plan to release him, and avoid a huge contract guarantee. At 37, he is a steady rhythm passer, who rarely turns the ball over. Glenn and the staff value low-risk play and fans are buzzing about how this pick could steady the franchise. Smith, recently led go by the Raiders, brings balance with his deedball accuracy that pairs well with receiver Gare Wilson and runner Breeze Hall. He offers reliability without a big long-term deal. Meanwhile, Wins could reunite with Reich, where he thrived before

1:01in Philadelphia and Indianapolis. His strong arm suits the system for intermediate throws to Wilson and tied in Mason Taylor, though his ups and downs are concerned. The choice boils down to philosophy. Cousins for maximum safety. Smith for steady performance on a budget, or Wins for perfect system fit. If the Falcons cover much of Cousins' salary, he might be the steel that helps the Jets win now. This episode is brought to you by our sponsor, See the episode description. What is cooler than cool? A pillow that plays your sound, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.