After enduring a 13th consecutive season without a playoff appearance, the New York Jets are eager to turn the tide with the return of a healthy Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers, acquired last offseason, suffered an early setback last year, sustaining an Achilles injury just four snaps into his debut with the team.
As a result, the Jets navigated through the season with a trio of quarterbacks, including Zach Wilson, Trevor Siemian, and Tim Boyle, ultimately finishing with a 7-10 record for the second consecutive year.
Looking ahead, bolstering the offensive line to provide protection for Rodgers remains a top priority for the Jets. While the addition of wide receiver Mike Williams adds depth to the passing game alongside Garrett Wilson, there’s still room for improvement, particularly in acquiring additional offensive weapons through the draft.
It’s worth noting that the Jets will be without a second-round pick in this year’s draft, having traded it to Green Bay as part of the Rodgers acquisition last offseason.
As the Jets prepare for the upcoming draft, the focus will be on strategic selections to address key areas of need and strengthen the roster. With careful planning and smart choices, the Jets aim to position themselves for a successful season and end their playoff drought in the NFL.