Nussmeier's Momentum: Jets, Rams, Colts in Draft Race

0:00On March 26, Garrett Newsmeyer had a tough 2025 season after an abdominal injury sideline him early in training camp. Still, he's drawing real interest from NFL teams ahead of the 2026 draft. He's lining up private workouts with the New York Jets in Los Angeles Rams, plus a top 30 pre-draft visit with the Indianapolis Colts. Earlier this week, Newsmeyer shared that he's staying busy with daily video calls and more visits on the horizon. The Jets make sense, given their shaky quarterback spot, and they're also eyeing former Alabama signal caller, Ty Simpson, for workout. The Jets hold prime draft capital, including the number two and number 16 picks in the first round, plus number 33 and number, 44 in the second. That gives them flexibility to move up or grab a passer early. Meanwhile, the Rams could be thinking ahead to life after Matthew Stafford, who they see retiring soon. They traded away their 29th pick, but kept the number 13 overall from a prior deal, along

1:01with number 61 in round two. Over in Indianapolis, the Colts just locked in Daniel Jones on a two-year pact and had Riley Leonard in the mix, but Anthony Richardson is shopping for a trade. Newsmeyer's momentum shows teams see his potential, despite the lost year.