The New York Jets received fantastic linebacker play from Jamien Sherwood and Quincy Williams last season. Sherwood recorded a team-high 158 tackles, tied for third-most in the NFL. Williams was a workhorse himself, totaling 116 tackles.

The Jets took a similar approach to the draft. They solidified their offensive line with right tackle Armand Membou (No. 7), improved their weakest position with tight end Mason Taylor (No. 42), then spent four of their final five picks on defense. They didn’t make any headlines, but graded above average in Dane Brugler’s rankings.

Analyst 'Absolutely Could See' Career Year For Jets Justin Fields in 2025 originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The New York Jets offense led by Justin Fields has garnered mixed predictions ahead of the 2025 season.

The New York Jets signed quarterback Justin Fields to a two-year contract in free agency. Fields projects as a short-term solution for the Jets. The terms of his contract indicate he's a bridge signal-caller,

The Jets' plan is to incorporate a form of hitting/tackling, something that former head coach Robert Saleh mostly avoided.

The good news for the Jets is that when they play the Browns, it will be a New York home game. That matters when two teams aren’t too different in terms of talent level. It should be easier to throw on the Jets with the loss of Reed, which is good for the Browns regardless of who is starting at quarterback in this game.

For Glenn, who has no previous head-coaching experience, there are four keys to success, all of which will begin to take shape in training camp:

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