ESPN sees the New York Jets keeping their focus on the dirty areas of the field early on in the upcoming 2025 NFL draft. In a full-length mock draft the spans all 257 selections, the top three for the Jets include selections 7, 42 and 73. Of those three, the first pair sees New York dip into the pool of players that line up in the trenches.

The Jets have a chance to restock the roster with eight picks in this spring's draft, including the seventh overall selection.

The New York Jets may have signed Justin Fields to a two-year deal, but that doesn’t mean they’re set at quarterback for the long haul. One analyst believes the team could still draft a QB early in Round 1.

A team showing up to a Pro Day is not surprising. A big name from the staff, such as the head coach, is noteworthy: Doubling the interest in Glenn taking part in the Pro Day is the reporting that Ewers had a pre-draft meeting with the Jets prior to the Pro Day. That indicates some pretty serious interest New York has in the QB.

PALM BEACH, Fla. — In his hit song, ‘6 Foot 7 Foot,’ Lil Wayne says, “Real Gs move in silence like lasagna.” Aaron Glenn has taken that line to heart during his first offseason as Jets coach after telling reporters it is no accident that they are having a quieter offseason compared to years past.

The last two offseasons for the Jets have been noisy ones as Aaron Rodgers' presence led to a lot of talk about playoff runs and on-field success that failed to materialize come the fall.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson called the newest installment of the NFLPA's annual survey "totally bogus" after the franchise was graded particularly harshly. "My first read is I think it's totally bogus," Johnson told reporters Monday. "But we want to get better every day. I want to be No. 1 in everything."

In the dropdown on the team's report card page, the NFLPA elaborated on that grade with the following comments: Ow