With Super Bowl 60 officially in the books, the NFL offseason has arrived.
The NFL Scouting Combine is in two weeks and free agency begins in a month. I hate to say this is a critical offseason for the Jets because if feels like that is always the case unless you won the Super Bowl. Every team has reasons why things went wrong for them and what they need to improve. But for Aaron Glenn and the Jets, they need to make some major strides this offseason to bounce back from a 3-14 campaign.
There is going to be pressure on Glenn and the Jets to at least look respectable in 2026 and, if all goes well, end the playoff drought. But there are major questions about this team. Here are my top five:
What’s the plan at quarterback?
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