The New York Jets traded Jermaine Johnson on Thursday, but that shouldn't be the last move they make this offseason.

While some will disagree, The New York Jets have some interesting weapons on offense. They now need to find the quarterback to complete the puzzle.

Justin Fields is still on the New York Jets' roster following his struggles in the 2025 season. However, the quarterback's future with the franchise is still unclear heading into the offseason.

The New York Jets are expected to be "big players" for Green Bay Packers quarterback Malik Willis in free agency.

The New York Jets have their work cut out for them to fix a roster that went 3-14 last season. Fixing the secondary will be a top priority.

Former Longhorn T'Vondre Sweat is switching ZIP codes as the Titans remake their roster. The defensive tackle has been shipped to the New York Jets.

The Jets would be happy to show off this report card. The 2026 NFL Players Association team report cards showed significant improvement for the Jets across the board, according to results that were obtained by ESPN.

All of a sudden, the Jets appear to have depth at defensive tackle — and a severe hole on their roster at edge rusher. Let’s dive into the roster implications for the defensive line, as well as what this could mean for the Jets’ plans in free agency and the NFL Draft: McDonald is the only edge rusher of significance under contract for 2026,

Here we'll try to look at and discuss the 3 players whom the Jets must let walk in free agency during NFL offseason.

Word is the Jets may not be done with shipping out players Glenn didn’t bring here. With trades, massive draft capital and gobs of cap space, the Jets roster will be radically transformed by the time the team opens the 2026 season.