Jets' QB Search: Unenviable Position, Short-Term Fix

0:00The latest scores, headlines, and storylines. Right here on NFL News Today, subscribe and stay game ready. The New York Jets face a rough start to air in Glenn's second season as head coach. After just one year, rumors world that he might already be on the way out. The team is back in the quarterback market, a spot they've haunted for years with little success no matter who they bring in. This offseason, names like Collar Murray and Kirk Cousins, top the free agent list. But the Jets options look slim, forcing them to chase players who have been back ups lately. CBS Sports analyst Jonathan Jones put it bluntly, asking who would even want to play quarterback for the Jets. He called their position unenviable, saying they'd likely overpay someone just to get them on board. The team lacks firepower beyond running Bad Breeze Hall and wide receiver Garrett Wilson. Their defense struggled badly last season, offering little help to any new signal collar. Looking ahead, the Jets might settle for a short term fix before eyeing the loaded 2027 quarterback draft class with prospects like Arch Manning.

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