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While the expectations for the New York Jets may not be very high right now, the franchise has actually done a very nice job throughout the offseason to this point.<\/p>\n

First and foremost, New York went out and elevated the quarterback position. That’s not to say Justin Field doesn’t still have upside, but things didn’t work out in 2025. New York struggled and ultimately traded Fields to the Kansas City Chiefs this offseason. The Jets brought in Geno Smith to be the team’s starting quarterback<\/a> and it’s a move that will significantly help the franchise.<\/p>\n

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He’s 35 years old, but has thrown for over 3,000 yards in each of the last four years. That’s a low bar, but one the Jets can’t claim. He topped 4,200 yards twice over that span as well. He also had 19 or more touchdowns in each of the last four seasons. At the very least, he gives the Jets a stable, veteran presence at the top of the quarterback room.<\/p>\n

Beyond Smith, the Jets have added veterans all over the place, including Minkah Fitzpatrick<\/a>, Demario Davis, T’Vondre Sweat, Joseph Ossai, Dylan Parham and Nahshon Wright, among others. New York entered the offseason with a handful of roster holes, but already has addressed quarterback, safety, cornerback, kicker and has added some pieces for the pass rush. The Jets aren’t done, though, and the wide receiver position remains a glaring hole.<\/p>\n

Jets Need To Bolster The Wide Receiver Room<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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